Things to do in Wuhou Temple

must see for fans of 三国 history. need to exchange for tickets using your ID or passport at the ticketing counter. very crowded during the May Day holidays

Our tour guide, Mr. Chen (陈导), was exceptionally polite, patient, and professional throughout the trip. He was highly knowledgeable and provided insightful explanations about the history, culture, and significance of the places we visited. His clear and engaging commentary greatly enhanced our experience and helped us gain a deeper appreciation of Chengdu. He was always attentive to the needs of us and provided excellent service. Thanks to his dedication and warm hospitality, I was left with a very positive and memorable impression of Chengdu.

Kuanzhai Alley has lots of snacks, perfect for strolling and eating. Du Fu Thatched Cottage and Wuhou Shrine really benefit from a guide; with one, you can gain a deeper understanding. This time, we just walked around on our own, but we did manage to eavesdrop on someone else's tour for a bit. By evening, Jinli was beautifully lit up, with red lanterns hanging everywhere, and the lively atmosphere of the snack stalls came alive. It feels like the people of Chengdu are all so relaxed and easygoing. I really love the vibe here; everyone seems so at ease.

Fuss free booking. Will recommend to try at least once. Good food and entertainment. Located in a shopping area that was refurbished from a factory(?). Can shop before or after the event and a big shopping centre nearby.

Cruise was quite delightful ride thru all the lighted areas in the river passage. Highlight was the lighted Anshun Bridge and the boat stays there a few minutes for us to take plenty of photos of the beautifully lighted bridge. Only slight hang up was the Dongmen Wharf attendant had to repurchase the tickets using the Klook voucher I showed him so it took about 10 minutes waiting but not a big deal. It was wonderful to see part of the colorfully lighted Chengdu city.