Enjoy your freedom in Chengdu!

⛱️Must-visit attractions: [Chunxi Road], [Sino-Ocean Taikoo Li], [Tangba Street], [Panda Bookstore] 🌄Travel tips: [Chunxi Road] The popular naked-eye 3D screen features cute pandas, face-changing pandas, and futuristic animations that seem to crawl out of the screen. [Sino-Ocean Taikoo Li] A fashion hub in Chengdu, the architectural style retains the historical and cultural heritage of ancient houses while incorporating modern design and facilities. A must-visit for fashionistas. [Tangba Street] Near Chunxi Road, this is a small, artistic, and relaxing street with many delicious foods, including coffee, Japanese food, desserts, and Sichuan cuisine. The panda wall is perfect for photos. [Panda Bookstore] Located on Tangba Street, Xuan Ke Hui is a panda-themed bookstore. The panda with an umbrella and the panda sculpture reading a book at the entrance are super cute. The bookstore is full of panda-themed merchandise, and you can get stamps, panda coffee, and panda desserts. 🏨Accommodation tips: Haiyue Hotel 💗Other tips: I could only stay in Chengdu for one night due to personal reasons, so I had to visit some places. I chose this route. I didn't find the 3D naked-eye screen very impressive, but that's probably because I've played VR before, haha. Next is Daci Temple. The water at the entrance is great for photos. The temple is not much different from others, but it has a unique style. The wall-climbing panda is the most representative of Chengdu. The 7th floor is really crowded, so I suggest you bring a friend to take photos for you. Otherwise, you'll miss out on some great photos. Finally, Jiuyan Bridge. It took me a long time to confirm that it was Anshun Lang Bridge. The night lights are great for photos. You need to take the subway to get there. This is a personal recommendation for those who like to take photos. If you prefer a more relaxed trip, I don't recommend running around like this. I wish you all happiness every day!