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Tag Archives: Chengdu
Chunxi Road (春熙路)
Chunxi Road is a must visit for all the shopperholics. It’s the main shopping street/pedestrian mall in Chengdu. You can find all the major brand on/around this road. Honestly, the stuff that you find in Chunxi Road is not exactly … Continue reading
Daci Monastery (大慈寺)
Daci Monastery was another stop in our itinerary. Situated in the middle of Chengdu, it is the largest Buddhist monastery at the time when it was built (622 AD). It was in this temple that Master Xuan Zang (三藏法师玄奘) was … Continue reading
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Tagged Chengdu, Daci Monastery, Master Xuan Zang, 三藏法师玄奘, 大慈寺, 成都
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Giant and Baby Pandas
A trip to Chengdu is never complete without seeing the Giant Pandas. We were lucky enough to be there at a time when there were baby Giant Pandas of between 3-5 weeks old. I nearly died from the cuteness of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Chengdu, Chengdu Research Base of Giant Pandas, Giant Pandas, Giant Pandas Research Facility, Red Pandas
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Wide & Narrow Lanes, Chengdu (宽窄巷子, 成都)
We arrived in Chengdu (成都) at about 3plus – 4pm. It was hot as hell. Chengdu was pretty much like the other cities, high density residential housing, wide roads and heavy traffic. Despite Chengdu being a second-tier city (if memory … Continue reading
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Tagged Chengdu, China, Narrow Lane, Sichuan, Szechuan, Wide Lane, 四川, 宽巷子, 宽窄巷子, 成都, 窄巷子
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