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Located in the center of southwestern China, the city of Chengdu is a very prosperous regional hub with all of the modern, broad-ranging nighttime activities that one would expect of a successful metropolis of the size of Chengdu. In fact, the city's nightlife is on par with that of many of China's larger coastal cities. Chengdu has traditionally been a city of active, culturally involved people who are fond of music, art and theatre (mainly Sichuan Opera). Sichuaners also have a long tradition of dining out, visiting tea houses and shopping at large, open-air markets, though today, much of this is being replaced by Western-inspired shopping malls, upmarket restaurants and the ubiquitous bars & night clubs where you can dance 'til you drop' or sing along to Japanese inspired karaoke.
In the following you can find out more about what Chengdu has to offer in the way of after-hours activities, with something to suit every taste, from cultural to recreational activities to nighttime forays to bars & night clubs, as well as visits to tea houses & coffee shops. Welcome to Chengdu after dark!
Dear Wob Ah Law,
Based on the former data, the temperature is about 20-28°C. It’s hot in the day and cool at night. It’s a good time for traveling. It’s suitable to wear the T-shirts. Chengdu is a big city in China and it’s convenient to purchase the clothes. And You also can check the new information on this website before leaving for Chengdu. Click here: http://www.weather.com.cn/en/weather/101270101.shtml
Chengdu is home of the Giant pandas and you also can realize lots of traditional things in Chengdu, such as Shu Brocades and Embroidery, Chinese and Tibetan-Style Ornaments, Souvenirs and Other Handicrafts, Chuan Cuisine, and so on. Here is an interesting vedio made by our clients about the pandas. Click here: http://www.chinahighlights.com/feedback/2011/2/Q100311024.htm
If you haven’t arranged a Chengdu tour or any other city tour in China, I am glad to provide you a tailor-made tour for you, which is a private tour based on your need. Otherwise I can arrange a tour for your next travel plan. Please feel free to contact me directly.My e-mail address is lussie@chinahighlight.com
Rahman,
All foreigners are required to apply Tibet permit to enter Tibet besides China visa. it is issued by Tibet Tourism Burea with visitors' pasports and China visas' scan, legally agency will take care of the apply process. if you are holding "F" (interview) or "Z" (working) type visa, additional documents may be required. On that paper (both in Chinese and Tibetan), it shows the group no., entry city and date, destination and agency name. China Highlights is happy to be assistant on this matter for the visitors who travel with us around Tibet, I will send you more details information by email later.
Karen
Hello,
In Chengdu, there are many badminton clubs and courts in Chengdu, where you can find lots of people who are very good at this sport. You can ask them to teach you or play badminton with you, this is more fun and you will might get to make friends. If you stay in Chengdu for only a few days, this way is more practical.
