Cities — Sichuan Province

Vibrant capital of Sichuan famous for pandas, spicy cuisine, teahouse culture, and as gateway to Tibet with perfect blend of modernity and tradition.

Dujiangyan is famed for its ancient irrigation system, a UNESCO site, and proximity to Qingcheng Mountain's Taoist temples.

Famous for the Giant Buddha statue, lush scenery, and proximity to Mount Emei.

Xichang is known for its space launch center, Qionghai Lake, and the vibrant Yi ethnic culture.

Xichang is known for its space launch center, Qionghai Lake, and the vibrant Yi ethnic culture.

Ya'an is the gateway to Tibet, known for tea plantations, pandas, and the Mengding Mountain scenic area.

Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture offers unique Yi culture, stunning mountain scenery, and traditional festivals.

Wuhou District in Chengdu is home to the famous Wuhou Shrine, a tribute to Zhuge Liang, and vibrant Sichuan street food.

Yibin is known as the 'First City of the Yangtze,' famous for its bamboo forests, Wuliangye liquor, and ancient towns.

Suining, Sichuan, is famous for its Buddhist heritage, including the Lingquan Temple, and its vibrant local markets.

Guang'an combines revolutionary history with natural beauty, including the former residence of Deng Xiaoping.

Nanchong is a historic city on the Jialing River, known for its silk production, ancient bridges, and cultural heritage.

Dazhou, a city in Sichuan, offers a mix of cultural heritage and natural scenery, including the ancient Ba culture relics and the scenic Linshui Grand Canyon.

Panzhihua is a subtropical city by the Yangtze, known for its steel industry, mangoes, and nearby natural attractions.

Guang'an, the hometown of Deng Xiaoping, features historical sites and scenic spots like Mount Huaying.

Guangyuan is known for its ancient Jianmen Pass and rich Buddhist heritage, including the Thousand-Buddha Cliff.

District of Zigong city known for its salt mining history and dinosaur museum, but limited tourism appeal.

Traditional Tibetan market town with monasteries, local handicrafts and highland pastures — a quieter base for regional treks and cultural homestays.

Gaoping is a lesser-known city in Sichuan with traditional architecture and local Sichuanese culture.

Yanjiang in Sichuan is a riverside district with local markets and access to rural landscapes.