Chengdu is like the "Heavenly State of Plenty" that merges millennia-old rich cultural heritage, tropical greenery, and the famously laid-back lifestyle. From observing giant pandas rolling around and feasting on bamboo at the world-famous breeding and research center, to exploring the Kuanzhai Alleys — home to charmingly restored Qing-dynasty courtyards — to staring in amazement at the 2,200-year old engineering marvel, the Dujiangyan waterworks, all of it is extraordinary. Every turn of a corner in Chengdu has a story: enjoy a swirling cauldron of hotpot to taste the five different spice variations of Sichuan province, savor a cup of jasmine tea while sweeping into the welcoming arms of the trees of People's Park, or take a hike along the Daoist trails of Mount Qingcheng, with their mist-veiled peaks and shadows. Here's a comparison side-by-side with the entry fees from all of the major booking platforms, so you can secure your entries in advance and save more of your trip waiting around in a line to get in.
