Recommended places for climbing mountains in Chengdu

Niu Bei, Tiantai Mountain, Laojun Mountain and Fengqi Mountain are recommended for climbing in Chengdu.

Niu Bei is located in Niubei Mountain in Ya 'an, Sichuan. It was a famous mountain around before it was developed. The mountain roads here are rather rugged. Friends can choose to walk or take an off-road vehicle to the top of the mountain, where they can enjoy the rare beauty of the sea of clouds. However, it takes a long time to climb the mountain. It is recommended that mountaineering enthusiasts with good physical strength go.

Tiantai Mountain, located in Qionglai, Chengdu, is a famous 4A tourist attraction. At the same time, because it is the habitat of giant pandas, many people come here to climb mountains and visit, and the scenery here is also very good. There are many rocks and lush trees, which is the best choice for summer exercise.

Chengdu famous park

Chengdu People's Park is undoubtedly one of the top parks in Chengdu, the best place for foreign tourists to experience the lifestyle of Bashi capital, and one of the landmark parks in Chengdu. People's Park was called Shaocheng Park before liberation, and it was not renamed People's Park until one year after the liberation of Chengdu. For nearly a hundred years, this place has always been the favorite place for Chengdu people to hang out.

Huanhuaxi Park is located in the southwest of Chengdu, with Du Fu Caotang in the north and Sichuan Provincial Museum in the east. It is the only five-star park in the center of Chengdu and one of the best parks in Chengdu. Based on the historical and cultural connotation of Du Fu's Caotang, the park uses the cutting-edge theory of modern garden and architectural design to highlight the rich historical heritage of western Sichuan culture with natural and elegant landscapes and buildings. It is an urban park that organically combines natural landscape with urban landscape, classical gardens and modern architectural art.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Chengdu