Zhanggongqiao Food Street

Du Fu Thatched Cottage is located at 37 Qinghua Road, Qingyang District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China, with specific geographical coordinates at 30°39′ north latitude and 104°02′ east longitude. It is the former residence of the renowned Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu during his exile in Chengdu and now serves as a cultural heritage park commemorating his life and works. Originally built during the Song Dynasty and restored multiple times, the cottage features elegant ancient architecture, including the Gongbu Shrine, Shishi Hall, and the replica of Du Fu’s thatched hut, reflecting his poetic ideals of compassion and patriotism. The park is adorned with serene bamboo groves, flowing streams, and seasonal landscapes, particularly famous for its plum blossoms in spring and ginkgo trees in autumn.

The Three Gorges Museum is located at 236 Renmin Road, Yuzhong District, Chongqing, China, with specific geographical coordinates at 29°33′ north latitude and 106°32′ east longitude. As China’s first national-level museum dedicated to Three Gorges culture, its architectural design resembles the grandeur of the Yangtze River’s gorges and flowing waters. Permanent exhibitions include "Magnificent Three Gorges," "Ancient Ba-Yu Culture," and "Chongqing: The Path of a City," showcasing the history, culture, natural ecology, and the monumental achievements of the Three Gorges Project. The museum houses over 180,000 artifacts, including bronze ware, ceramics, calligraphy, paintings, and stone carvings, with Han Dynasty brick paintings and Three Gorges fossils being particularly notable.

Zhanggongqiao Food Street is located on Zhanggongqiao Street, Shizhong District, Leshan City, Sichuan Province, China, with specific geographical coordinates at 29°34′ north latitude and 103°45′ east longitude. It is one of Leshan’s most iconic food hubs, renowned for its authentic Sichuan snacks and specialty dishes. The street is lined with restaurants, food stalls, and open-air eateries offering signature dishes such as Leshan "Bobojii" (chicken in spicy sauce), Qiaojiao Beef, Sweet-Skinned Duck, Tofu Pudding, and Fried Skewers, all bursting with bold, spicy, and savory flavors that delight both locals and tourists. At night, the street comes alive with vibrant lights and a lively atmosphere, making it the perfect place to experience Leshan’s culinary culture.

The Leshan Giant Buddha is located beside Lingyun Temple on the east bank of the Minjiang River in Leshan City, Sichuan Province, China. Its precise address is 2435 Lingyun Road, Shizhong District, Leshan, with geographical coordinates at 29°32′ north latitude and 103°46′ east longitude. Carved during the Tang Dynasty (713 AD) and completed after 90 years of construction, this 71-meter-tall stone statue of Maitreya Buddha is the largest of its kind in the world. The seated Buddha, with its head level with the mountain and feet resting by the river, exhibits a harmonious posture and exemplifies the exceptional sculpting skills of the Tang Dynasty. The surrounding area features the Nine-Bend Plank Path, Lingyun Temple, Wuyou Temple, and a panoramic view of the confluence of three rivers (Minjiang, Qingyi, and Dadu).

Chengdu East Suburb Memory (formerly East District Music Park) is located at 1 Jianshe South Branch Road, Chenghua District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China, with specific geographical coordinates at 30°39′ north latitude and 104°07′ east longitude. Once the site of the state-owned Hongguang Electronic Tube Factory, it has been transformed into a cultural and creative park blending industrial heritage with modern art. The area integrates art exhibitions, live music performances, creative markets, and cafes, preserving iconic 20th-century industrial structures such as red-brick factories, giant chimneys, and steel frameworks. These elements contrast with contemporary graffiti, sculptures, and installations, creating a unique "retro-futuristic" vibe. Key attractions include the Central Stage, Locomotive Square, Fanxing Art Museum, and immersive digital art spaces, making it a hub for Chengdu’s youth culture and avant-garde art.