Chengdu is a national historical and cultural city, the birthplace of ancient Shu civilization, and one of the ten ancient capitals of China.
The city of Chengdu is always so attractive. Although it is very laid-back during the day, whenever the night comes, the lights come on and the colorful neon lights dress up Chengdu beautifully, adding a vitality to the already laid-back Chengdu.
Below is a guide to the following ten Chengdu night view meccas!
1, Tianfu Square
Tianfu Square is a magnificent, high-altitude panoramic view of its momentum. Located on the east and west sides of the square Taiji fish-eye sculpture.
As the square's most important landscape, the two fish-eyes are two huge fountains, fountains, huge round tray will be sprayed out of the water scene into a hibiscus flowers blossom in the water mist landscape.
Tianfu Square at night is more subdued, and the fountains gush out without losing their liveliness.
2, Anshun Corridor Bridge
The night view of Anshun Corridor Bridge should be said to be one of the most beautiful night views in Chengdu. With the lights, flowing water and reflections, the view is extraordinarily beautiful with the bustle of the city as well as the silence of the flowing water and buildings.
At the Anshun Corridor Bridge on the rail to enjoy the night scenery on both sides of the Jinjiang River, the most colorful is this bar street, colorful reflections in the water, like a palette that has been overturned.
3, Qintai Road?
Qintai Road is definitely a scenic spot to win at night. Ancient architectural complex, lined with red bricks and green tiles, ancient stone road, the word Qintai, based on the Han and Tang Dynasty antique architectural complex, with the love story of Sima Xiangru and Zhuo Wenjun as the main line, to show the Han Dynasty etiquette, dance and music, banquets and other local customs.
Qintai Road at night has a different flavor and a softer atmosphere. Because of the light reflection, everything is clear and hazy, as if returning to a thousand years ago, when Zhuo Wenjun and Sima Xiangru drank and composed poems with literati here.
4, Taikoo Li
Taikoo Li is a commercial area that has emerged in recent years, and the neighboring Daci Temple, a thousand-year-old temple, adds a unique historical and cultural flavor. The Chinese-style architecture and post-industrial simplicity of the design, loved by all kinds of photographers. No matter what time of day or night, there is an endless stream of people taking pictures here.
5, Jinli
Street 550 meters, the end of the Ming and early Qing dynasties in western Sichuan houses as a coat, the Three Kingdoms culture and Chengdu folklore as the connotation, staged a Chengdu version of the Qingming Riverside Map.
6, 339 TV Tower
The TV Tower is located east of the Fuhe River, across the river from the Mangchuwan Swimming Pool, the 339-meter-high TV Tower, like a sword straight into the sky. Climbing up the tower, the sight in front of you suddenly opens up, and the whole Chengdu night is included in the bottom of your eyes, as much as the scenery.
7, Universal Center
Universal Center, Sichuan Province, Chengdu Municipal Government to determine the two levels of the world's modern idyllic city to build a major project, the main building to the "flowing melody" as the design concept for the world's largest monolithic building.
8, Wangjiang Tower
Wangjiang Tower ancient architectural complex, standing quietly in the southeast side of the Jinjiang River, guarding a generation of legendary talent Xue Tao, guarding the cultural lineage of the thousand-year-old city of Chengdu.
9, Dujiangyan
Dujiangyan night scenery can be summarized into four words: magnificent!
Look at the vastness of the river, is not quite a shock? It's also quite a sight to see the gorgeous bright lights and have a drink by the side of the river in the cool breeze!
10, wide and narrow alley
Wide and narrow alley, known as "the most Chengdu" place, is also a favorite place for tourists to linger. This pedestrian street, which consists of Broad Alley, Narrow Alley and Well Alley, is an ancient street from the Qing Dynasty.
While it is now home to many cafes, restaurants and stores, you can still experience Chengdu's casual life by digging your ears, changing faces, drinking tea and juggling drinks.
At night, the red lanterns that line the Broad and Narrow Alley give it a special flavor.