The most important thing to do...
by xiaomei
The most important thing to do in Chengdu city is to EAT !!! It is impossible to have a photo here that conveys taste, texture and flavour of their local food.
My favourite snack while on the road was Çàïý±ý home-made biscuit and ºËÌÒÆ¬ (almond and walnut stripts). Food. I haven't had enough of Sichuan food.
Qingcheng Shan Ferry
by John195123
If you head up Qingcheng Shan via the right trail (as opposed to the left trail, not the "incorrect" trail) you will have to take the Ferry across the lake. This is the price board at the time of writing (Feb. 2008). I believe it cost us 5 RMB each.
Jinli Folk Street
by Willettsworld
Jinli Street is located just to the east of the Wuhou Shrine. It is recorded that as early as the Qin Dynasty (221 BC - 206 BC), Jinli Street was the most famous place for baldachin - a rich, ornate cloth. And it was one of the busiest commercial streets during the Shu Kingdom (221-263). Hence, it is known as 'First Street of the Shu Kingdom'. In order to reclaim the street's prosperity of former days, it was restored with contributions from the Wuhou Memorial Temple and was opened to public in October of 2004. Since then, visitors from all over China and abroad gather in this ancient street to relax, admire the traditional-style buildings, and taste some local snacks. You can find folk artisans putting on funny shows such as a shadow puppetry show or a hand puppet show. Some traditional arts such as paper-cut and clay figurines made by the skilled craftsmen are sold here. They are so delicate and life-like that you won't be able to resist buying some.