21 Cities to Explore
Discover the unique charm of each city
China's relaxed capital of Sichuan, famous for giant pandas, fiery hotpot, and tea house culture—a city where time moves slowly and life is savored.
The Dinosaur Capital of China, home to one of the world's largest dinosaur fossil sites and a spectacular annual Lantern Festival.
China's "Sunshine City" at the confluence of the Jinsha and Yalong Rivers, famous for mangos, steel, and ethnic culture.
The City of Strong Liquor, home to Luzhou Laojiao - one of China's oldest and most famous baijiu distilleries, with a history spanning over 400 years.
Home of the Sanxingdui archaeological site, one of the most important Bronze Age discoveries in China, with mysterious gold masks and bronze figures dating back 3,000 years.
Gateway to Jiuzhaigou and birthplace of poet Li Bai—China's science and technology city.
Gateway to the treacherous Shu Road, birthplace of China's only empress Wu Zetian, and home to the legendary Jianmen Pass — one of the most impregnable fortresses in Chinese history.
The "Hometown of Guanyin" in China, famous for its Buddhist culture, the China Dead Sea salt lake, and ancient temples.
Birthplace of master painter Zhang Daqian and China's historic "Sugar City" — a cultural gem along the Tuo River.
Home to the world-famous Leshan Giant Buddha, a 71-meter-tall Tang dynasty statue carved into a cliff face at the confluence of three rivers.
A historic city on the Jialing River, renowned for Langzhong Ancient Town — a 5A scenic area and one of China's best-preserved ancient towns.
Birthplace of the legendary Su family — home to the Three Su literary masters and sacred ground of Dongpo culture.
The City of Fine Wine, home of Wuliangye — China's most famous baijiu liquor, surrounded by the stunning Shunan Bamboo Forest.
The hometown of Deng Xiaoping, featuring cultural heritage, Huaying Mountain, and scenic gorges.
Ancient heartland of the Ba Kingdom, birthplace of the mysterious Cong people, and gateway to the magnificent Bashan Grand Canyon — a land of deep valleys, ancient cultures, and natural wonders.
The panda capital of the world—home to the Bifengxia Panda Base and the gateway to western Sichuan's stunning mountain scenery.
A green mountain city in northeastern Sichuan, rich in historical heritage and home to the spectacular Enyang Guan fortress.
A historic city in central Sichuan, Ziyang is renowned for the exquisite Anyue Rock Carvings, ancient Buddha statues, and its role as the hometown of the "Ziyang Man" fossils.
