Dujiangyan

A 2,300-year-old water conservancy project still in use, featuring the Fish Mouth Levee, Flying Sand Weir, and Bottle Neck Channel. Explore the site and marvel at ancient engineering that shaped Sichuan's agriculture.

Dedicated to Li Bing and his son, builders of Dujiangyan, this temple features calligraphy by General Feng Yuxiang and steles by artists Zhang Daqian and Xu Beihong. Rebuilt after the 2008 earthquake, it's a serene spot with lush gardens.

Perched on Lidui Hill, this temple dates back to the Jin Dynasty and houses a stone statue of Li Bing unearthed in 1974. Enjoy panoramic views of the river and the surrounding cliffs.

A historic rope bridge inside the Dujiangyan Scenic Area, offering a thrilling walk over the Minjiang River. Cross it to appreciate the scale of the irrigation system and the scenic gorge.

Known as 'the most tranquil mountain under heaven,' this Taoist sacred site is split into Front and Back Mountains. Explore ancient temples, lush forests, and serene paths that have inspired poets for centuries.

The starting point for Mount Qingcheng tours, this Taoist temple houses a famous Qing Dynasty couplet praised as 'a unique masterpiece of Qingcheng.' Stroll through its courtyards and nearby scenic spots like Qingxi Stream and Shuixin Pavilion.

Ride a 2.1-km cable car for an 8-minute journey over lush forests, offering panoramic views of the mountain's peaks and Taoist temples. Each season paints a different picture, from cherry blossoms in spring to snow in winter.

A key Taoist site on Mount Qingcheng, this cave temple is steeped in legend and history. Discover ancient inscriptions and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere amidst towering trees and mountain mists.

Home to pandas undergoing wild training, this base offers a chance to see these gentle giants in a semi-wild environment. Visit the fortress-like enclosures and learn about conservation efforts.

A pristine ecological area with 364 sq km of forest, home to rare plants and animals. Hongkou is also a top rafting destination, with courses for both small and large rafts, plus annual international rafting festivals.

Crowned by Yulei Pavilion, this mountain offers sweeping views of Dujiangyan and the irrigation works. Take the 128-meter escalator (Buyunlang) to the top in just 5 minutes, passing through a unique covered corridor.

Cross the historic Nanqiao Bridge to enter Guankou Ancient Town, a hub of local cuisine and Ming-Qing architecture. Explore ancient streets, city walls, and the mosque, all free to visit.

A remnant of the ancient Tea-Horse Road, this trail once connected Chengdu to Songpan and Maoxian. Walk the remaining 2 km within Dujiangyan Scenic Area and imagine the caravans that once traveled here.

Located at the south gate of Dujiangyan, this garden is a masterpiece of Sichuan bonsai art. Set against the river, it's a peaceful spot to admire ancient tree stumps and lush greenery.