Cities — Sichuan Province

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

Gongjing is a historic district in Sichuan known for its salt mining history and traditional wells.

Traditional wooden houses near alpine valleys — easy access to trails, yak pastures and tranquil mountain culture stays.

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

Dongpo, named after the famous poet Su Dongpo, is a quiet city in Sichuan with cultural sites and local Sichuanese cuisine.

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

Jianyang is a quiet city with traditional Sichuanese culture and local agricultural products.

Jinniu is a district in Chengdu with urban attractions and access to Sichuan's cultural sites.

Longquanyi is known for its peach blossoms and fruit orchards, offering a peaceful rural escape near Chengdu.

Xiangcheng in Sichuan is a small city with local markets and access to nearby natural attractions.

Xuzhou in Sichuan is a small city with local markets and access to rural landscapes.

Huaying is a small city near Mount Huaying, offering hiking opportunities and serene natural scenery.

Dongxing is a small city in Sichuan known for its local markets and access to rural landscapes.

Gaoping offers a glimpse into rural Sichuan life with its traditional villages and local markets.

Jingyang is a small district with local markets and access to Sichuan's rural landscapes.

Jinjiang is a small city in Sichuan known for its local culture and traditional crafts.

Mingshan is a gateway to the famous Mengding Mountain tea region, known for its lush landscapes and tea culture.

Neijiang is a Sichuan city with sugar industry history, featuring old streets and a laid-back riverside atmosphere.

Qingbaijiang is a district near Chengdu with industrial zones and some green spaces, offering a mix of urban and rural life.

County town in Sichuan known for Buddhist rock carvings at Mount Anyue and citrus production, offering off-the-beaten-path experiences.