Chengdu was rated as a famous cultural city and the best tourist city in China. Chengdu has a long history, bearing thousands of years of cultural heritage, and is also a world-famous food capital. Moreover, the scenic spots in Chengdu are relatively concentrated, and generally three or four days is enough. If I take care of children, I think the most important thing to miss is the food in Chengdu. Sichuan cuisine in Chengdu is known as one of the eight major cuisines in China. There are restaurants on every street, which are uninterrupted from morning till night. The delicious food in Chengdu can't be said or written day and night.
If you want to see the natural landscape, you must go to Dujiangyan in Chengdu, which will also be regarded as the originator of world water conservancy culture. Qingcheng Mountain next to Dujiangyan is the birthplace of Taoism in China. At present, Dujiangyan has been included in the World Heritage List, with beautiful scenery and numerous cultural relics, which is worth visiting.
In addition, Kuanzhai Lane is also a unique landscape in Chengdu. It is a relatively large-scale ancient street in Qing Dynasty left over from Chengdu, and now it is also a protected block of a famous cultural city. In Kuanzhai Lane, you can eat, go shopping and go shopping. In some places, there is a stage. When you are tired, you can sit down and watch a play and drink tea. It is really comfortable.
If friends have time, they can also visit the Wolong Mountain Giant Panda Protection Base in Sichuan. After all, the panda is a symbol of China and a unique treasure in Sichuan. If you bring a child, I think the chubby panda baby will definitely make the child feel the magic and beauty of natural life.