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1. Qingyang Temple

0.11 MILES

Alongside Culture Park, this is Chengdu¡¯s oldest and most extensive Taoist temple. Qingyang (Green Ram) Temple dates from the Zhou dynasty, although most¡­

2. Sichuan Museum

0.51 MILES

Aficionados of Chinese history will enjoy a stop here for a look at Sichuan's past through Shu-era calligraphy and painting, bronze works and ceramics,¡­

3. Chengdu Art Gallery

0.64 MILES

Rotating exhibitions of classical-style Chinese art in a traditionally styled courtyard building that's almost as artistic as the paintings within. It's a¡­

4. People¡¯s Park

0.9 MILES

On weekends, locals fill this park with dancing, song and taichi. There¡¯s a small, willow-tree-lined boating lake and a number of teahouses: He Ming¡­

5. Tomb of Wang Jian

0.91 MILES

Built for Wang Jian (847¨C918), a general who rose to power following the collapse of the Tang dynasty to rule as emperor of the Shu kingdom, this above¡­

6. Wuhou Temple

1.17 MILES

Located adjacent to Nanjiao Park and surrounded by mossy cypresses, this temple (rebuilt in 1672) honours several figures from the Three Kingdoms period,¡­

7. Sichuan Art Museum

1.19 MILES

This six-floor museum is understaffed and understuffed, and the regular rotating exhibitions are hit or miss, but the good is good enough to make it worth¡­

8. Chengdu Museum

1.3 MILES

Spanning ancient Shu and pre-Qin dynasties to the Revolutionary era and modern Chengdu, this spectacular five-storey museum (completed in 2016) is packed¡­