Visit Dujiangyan to pay homage to the water and enjoy the spring blossoms

Dujiangyan is the world's oldest grand water conservancy project that still exists today, characterized by its unique non-dam water diversion. Dujiangyan is an important part of the World Cultural Heritage, World Natural Heritage, World Irrigation Project Heritage, a national key cultural relics protection unit, a national scenic area, and a national 5A-level tourist attraction. Dujiangyan Scenic Area 🚉Transportation Guide: 🚄Urban Rail: Take Chengdu Metro Line 2 to Xipu Station, transfer (use Chengdu Tianfu Tong) to Lidui Park Station, the fare is 10 yuan 🚗Self-driving: 1.5h drive 🗓Itinerary: 1⃣️Dujiangyan Scenic Area→Xuanhua Gate→Wenmiao Street→West Street→South Bridge→Yangtianwo Square 2⃣️Panda Valley→Zhongshuge→Qingcheng Mountain→Tai'an Ancient Town ✅Must Experience: 👉🏻Dujiangyan Scenic Area Ticket: 80 yuan The millennia-old Dujiangyan, a world-famous water conservancy project, is beautiful with numerous cultural relics. Check in at Erwang Temple, Anlan Suspension Bridge, Fish Mouth, Baopingkou, Yulei Mountain Park, Chenghuang Temple, etc. . 👉🏻Qingcheng Mountain Ticket: 80 yuan for the front mountain, 20 yuan for the back mountain The lush and tranquil Qingcheng Mountain, one of the birthplaces of Taoism, is known as 'the most secluded place in the world.' It is divided into the front and back mountains, with the front mountain featuring cultural Taoist temples and the back mountain offering serene scenery, with a pool every three steps, a waterfall every five steps, and a bridge every seven steps. . 👉🏻Guangxian Ancient Town Ticket: Free Known as 'the first town at the source of the land of abundance.' The streets and alleys of the ancient town still retain the original ancient style. Check in at Happiness Road, West Street, South Bridge, Wenmiao, taste the characteristic delicacies, and feel the atmosphere of human life. 👉🏻Yangtianwo Square Ticket: Free Check in at the super large lying panda for selfies 👉🏻Panda Valley Ticket: 55 yuan The valley is shaded by bamboo and wood, with gurgling streams and fragrant birds and flowers, serving as a natural base for the wild reintroduction of giant pandas. It is home to 'Taishan,' 'Nuan Nuan,' and other returned and star giant pandas