Chengdu is a city with many hills and mountains. It naturally has different beauty. So do you know what are the safety precautions for traveling in Chengdu? The following Xiaoshi editor will introduce you to the precautions for traveling in Chengdu, for reference only.

Things to note when traveling to Chengdu 1. About the climate The climate in Chengdu is a subtropical monsoon climate. It is surrounded by mountains and has a typical basin climate.

Here spring is early, summer is hot, autumn is cool, winter is warm, and the annual average temperature is 16℃.

Chengdu's climate has two distinctive characteristics: it is cloudy and foggy and has sunny periods; second, the air is humid.

Therefore, although the temperature is not high in summer, it is sultry. In winter, the average temperature is above 5℃, but there are many cloudy days and the air is humid, but it is cold.

The rain is concentrated in July and August, and the winter and spring are dry and rainless, with very little ice and snow.

The best travel time is March-June and September-November each year.

2. You need to stay optimistic before traveling to high-altitude areas in Chengdu, otherwise altitude sickness will be aggravated.

It is not easy to engage in strenuous exercise, and the pace of form should be slowed down.

Chengdu has strong sunshine and a large temperature difference between morning and evening. It is recommended that travelers bring sun protection products, long-sleeved clothes, woolen sweaters, jackets, etc.

Due to the high altitude, you should bring rain gear and common medicines. When driving here in winter, remember to wear anti-skid chains, slow down, and put safety first.

3. Regarding transportation, the Chengdu Airport bus is next to Minshan Hotel. There are not many local taxis, so it is a bit difficult to take a taxi. Please pay attention to this.

Make sure you have plenty of time to get to the airport so you don't miss your flight.

Chengdu Nanmen Bus Station has long-distance buses to all scenic spots in the surrounding areas, including Jiuzhaigou, Dujiangyan, Qingcheng Mountain, Leshan, Emei Mountain, etc.

4. Regarding accommodation, it is recommended to stay in Wuhou District when traveling to Chengdu. Most of the scenic spots in Chengdu are concentrated here and it is the city center of Chengdu. The transportation to many places is very convenient.

5. For friends who are not good at eating spicy food, be sure to bring berberine and berberine. Berberine is used to prevent constipation caused by eating too much spicy food, and morphine is used to prevent stomach upset caused by too spicy food.

External stimulation.

Many of the best snacks in Chengdu are concentrated in the "Fly Restaurant". If you have time, you can search for which one is more famous. If you just want to try it, follow the crowds. The places with the most people will definitely be delicious.

When eating hot pot in Chengdu, you are very particular about the choice of ingredients.

Recommended meat dishes include duck blood, goose intestines, yellow throat, hairy tripe, etc. It is recommended to eat less meat such as mutton and beef.

6. Regarding folk customs Chengdu is a gathering place for many ethnic minorities. Travelers should respect the customs of local ethnic minorities to avoid unnecessary conflicts.

7. Regarding the itinerary, try not to arrange Dujiangyan and Qingcheng Mountain on the same day. If you must, you must get up early and be energetic enough to go out.

Although July and August are the hottest months, Qingcheng Mountain, Xiling Snow Mountain, Jiulonggou, Jiufeng Mountain, Tiantai Mountain, and Longchi Forest Park near Chengdu are all ideal summer resorts.

Chengdu tourist attractions 1. Chunxi Road.

Hong Kong's "Ta Kung Pao" said: Where to go for urban nuggets, Chunxi Road; where to go for fashion taste, Chunxi Road; where to go to see beautiful women, Chunxi Road? If you don't want to go anywhere? You can still go to Chunxi Road.

?Features: Fashion shopping, beauties and gourmet food.

2. Jinli.

Jinli was restored and rebuilt by the Wuhou Temple Museum and is now a famous pedestrian commercial street in Chengdu. It is an antique building in the architectural style of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.

The tourist handicraft exhibition area is well organized.

Features: ancient buildings, snacks, souvenirs.

3. Luodai Ancient Town.

It was built during the Shu-Han period of the Three Kingdoms. Legend has it that the jade belt of Liu Chan, the later lord of the Shu-Han Dynasty, fell into the octagonal well next to the town. It is known as the first Hakka town in western China.

Features: ancient city, food, souvenirs.

Recommendation: A must-go for foodies, cheap prices and all kinds of Chengdu snacks! 4. Kuanzhai Alley.

?The leisureliness of old Chengdu and the fashion of new Chengdu are all in the alleys. Kuan Alley represents the most popular and popular folk culture in Chengdu; the aborigines, Longtang Inn, exquisite doorways, sycamore trees, and old teahouses under the street eaves constitute the

The unique attraction elements of Kuan Alley and the vocabulary of Chengdu; Kuan Alley presents modern people’s memory of a city.

5. Giant Panda Base.

The base now has a complete set of facilities necessary for giant panda breeding, including animal houses, feed rooms, medical stations, giant panda memorial halls and experimental buildings. It also has tens of thousands of bamboo and bamboo bushes that giant pandas eat.

shrub.

Features: You can have close contact with the national treasure panda.

6. Wuhou Temple.

The only ancestral temple in China where emperors and ministers jointly worship, it is composed of Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, the Shu Han emperors and ministers jointly worship ancestral temple and Huiling.

Construction began in 223 AD to build Liu Bei's Mausoleum.

It has been damaged and changed many times over the past thousands of years.

This is the best place to learn about the Three Kingdoms and Shu. Here you can return to the Three Kingdoms struggle for hegemony! Features: History and culture.

7. Du Fu Thatched Cottage.

Du Fu Thatched Cottage Museum is a museum commemorating Du Fu, the great realist poet of the Tang Dynasty in China.

It was Du Fu's residence when he lived in Chengdu. It was rebuilt and preserved by later generations and became a place to commemorate Du Fu.

This is the best place to learn about the life experience of the great poet Du Fu, and it is also a good place to cultivate your moral character! Features: A holy place of history and culture.