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luojiao

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Q: Fun in Chengdu?

My flatmates are heading off to Chengdu, any suggestions for them (besides pandas of course!)

13 years 31 weeks ago in General - Chengdu

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GuilinRaf

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Honestly, the most fun I had in Chengdu was leaving it...

There are other places in Sichuan which are much more interesting.

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13 years 30 weeks ago

abcstrong

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I have stuied at chengdu for four years.

1)if you wanna see panda.you can go to the PANDA BASE.The ticket is about 60RMB.

2)if you wanna see beauty scenery.You can go to climb qingcheng mountail,also you can go to Dujiangyan by the way.There are many delicious Snacks.you can try it.

3)of course you come to chengdu.You must eat hot pot.You can find one hot pot easily.But i suggest you to eat some restaurant with more than one hundred years history.If you find.i suggest you book firstly.if you not.There will have a long queue wating for you.

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