I just came back from Chengdu a week ago, and it feels like a pretty good place. The advertisement says Chengdu is a place you won’t want to leave once you’re here, and it’s true!

I probably won’t regret it. Let me answer your question now.

1. How is the weather in Chengdu these days?

What kind of clothes should I wear?

The weather in Chengdu has always been foggy, and it is rare to see bright sunshine.

The recent temperatures are around 27 to 31 degrees. I'm from Kunming, so when I go to Chengdu, it feels quite muggy.

Clothes are summer equipment, but since it is relatively muggy, especially if you plan to go to Mount Qingcheng and Mount Emei, you will do a lot of exercise, so you should bring some clothes with quick-drying and sweat-absorbent fabrics.

I especially recommend the only Decathlon sports goods supermarket in Chengdu in the country. It is worth a visit. It is full of sports goods and is very complete. The clothes are also very cheap. When choosing clothes, you only need to choose the size and you can push it with a cart to the dressing room to try on clothes.

If you don't like it, just take it out and put it in the basket at the door of the fitting room. You can buy some clothes here on the first day you go. They are very cheap and will be convenient when you go out in the future!

2. Are there any special products from Sichuan that you can take back to your relatives and friends?

Zhangfei beef (not very delicious), and the ones in Jinli are more comprehensive. They mainly have some souvenirs from the Three Kingdoms culture and Shudu culture. There are more things there, but because it is a tourist area, you have to pay attention to bargaining.

(But it’s best not to eat in Jinli, it’s not authentic and not delicious) 4. What other delicious places are there in Sichuan and where are their specific locations?

If you are in downtown Chengdu, you must go to Long Chao Shou on Chunxi Road. Just order a set meal for 38 yuan. Everything in this set meal is a famous Sichuan snack and is very authentic.

After you taste them one by one, you will know what to eat in Chengdu in the future.

For other more authentic ones, ask the taxi driver, such as finless porpoise, etc. I ate them in Kuanzhai Alley, where there are many snacks, and it feels very good.

In addition, I would like to add: Traffic issues: If you are flying, you can usually take the airport bus after getting off the plane. There are many black buses at the airport that will advise you to take their bus. It is best not to get on, as it will probably be more of a rip-off.

It is difficult to get a taxi in Chengdu, especially after 2 pm and before 8 pm. Waiting for a taxi is a matter of luck, so it is recommended that you wait for a taxi with someone getting off at an intersection or near a scenic spot, and then rush to the taxi.

Go up.

Chengdu beauties are very good at stealing taxis.

To go to Dujiangyan and Qingcheng Mountain, you have to take a bus at Chadianzi Station. Generally, you can take a taxi if you go in the morning, but if you go back to Chengdu in the afternoon, you must take a bus, otherwise it will be very expensive due to traffic jams.

If your return trip is by plane, if you don't take the airport bus to the airport, you can negotiate the price with the driver if you take a taxi. Generally, it is up to 60 yuan from the city. You should ask the driver to help you go around and don't go through the toll booth. This can also

save money.

If you can't get a taxi in Chengdu, a black taxi will usually come to you on the roadside. As long as you have taken a taxi before and negotiated a good price, this kind of taxi is relatively safe.

Mount Emei: It is recommended to arrive in the afternoon when going to Mount Emei, to see the museum at the foot of the mountain, and then soak in a hot spring near the foot of the mountain, which is very comfortable and not expensive. You can rest for one night before going up the mountain.

The monkeys on the mountain are very cute and not afraid of people, so be careful. Most of the monkeys know money, so they will not only steal food, but also steal money to buy peanuts for themselves.

You can buy some food for the monkeys before going to Mount Emei. It is more expensive to buy in Mount Emei, and if you are unlucky and encounter a monkey gang, they will come up and fight you if you don't give them something to eat.

When I went there this time, I saw your woman being chased by two monkeys. The monkeys barked twice and the three surrounding monkeys also started to chase the woman.

Panda Card: If you travel to Chengdu, you must apply for a Panda Card. The Qingcheng Mountain and Dujiangyan you are going to are free, and it only costs 1 yuan to apply for the card.

Save money and ask for an explanation. I think it's more scientific.