Sichuan Travel Guide Magazine is a vibrant, insider-focused publication dedicated to showcasing the boundless wonders of Sichuan Province, one of China's most diverse and captivating regions, home to an impressive five UNESCO World Heritage Sites. From the turquoise pools and cascading waterfalls of Jiuzhaigou Valley and the colorful travertine terraces of Huanglong, to the sacred peaks and ancient Buddhist heritage of Mount Emei (including the colossal Leshan Giant Buddha), the engineering marvel of the 2000 year old Dujiangyan Irrigation System paired with Qingcheng Mountain, and the misty mountain sanctuaries protecting the world's beloved giant pandas in Wolong, this land blends jaw-dropping natural beauty with profound cultural depth.
Discover the serene retreat where poetry and nature converge in the heart of Chengdu.
Find your way to Du Fu's Thatched Cottage, a serene oasis for backpackers seeking a taste of Chinese literary history while enjoying the simplicity of life.
Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Sichuan Art
Sichuan isn't just about spicy hotpot and pandas; it's home to a vibrant artistic tradition that spans centuries, encompassing everything from ancient sculptures to lively folk prints. Join me as we explore the province's rich art history and the masterpieces that define it.
A Humbling Holy Mountain Pilgrimage
Emei Mountain offers an unforgettable journey of spiritual and natural beauty just a stone's throw from Chengdu. Discover its sacred wonders and the magical allure that awaits adventurers.
Unleashing the Secrets of Chengdu's Efficient Transportation System
Dive into Chengdu's incredible transportation networks, ensuring your adventures are as seamless as they are thrilling. From twin airports to speedy rail, discover how to get around with ease!
Scaling the spiritual heights of Mount Gongga, where the Land of Abundance meets the roof of the world.
Discover the raw beauty and incredible danger of this 7,556-meter giant.
Where Sichuan warmth meets the high-speed energy of the digital frontier.
A reflection on the electric atmosphere of the Tianfu Financial District and how Chengdu is designing the aesthetic of the future.
How to dodge the tourist traps and find the 'Slow Life' in the heart of Sichuan.
Join local guide Amy Chen as she navigates the ancient gates and modern bars of Kuanzhai Xiangzi, revealing the tucked-away teahouses and street eats that the guidebooks often miss.
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