Teachers, soldiers, disabled people -80 yuan/person
Older people over 60 years old or tourists with preferential cards for the elderly issued by the government-80 yuan/person.
People over 70 are free.
For public transportation, you can take bus No.45, No.42, No.6, No.665438+No.0, No.75 and No.65 and get off at the amusement park or petroleum intersection station.
Self-driving route: As Chengdu Aquarium has only one entrance and exit of Binhe Road, an amusement park, it is a one-way street from west to east. Self-driving tourists can only cross Hongxing Bridge 1 from south to north, immediately turn right into Binhe Road, and walk 300 meters to reach the Aquarium.
Chengdu Sichuan Cuisine Museum is located in the ancient town of Pixian County, covering an area of about 40 mu, with an investment of nearly 100 million yuan and thousands of collections. It is the only theme museum in the world that focuses on food. The museum is divided into collection hall, interactive exhibition hall, tea leisure hall, kitchen god temple and Sichuan cuisine processing tools exhibition area. The museum covers an area of12,000 square meters and exhibits more than 3,000 pieces of Sichuan food utensils from the Warring States period to the modern times. These collections can be divided into cookware, eating utensils, wine vessels, tableware and tea sets in function, and bronze wares, dental bones, pottery, porcelain, iron wares, wood wares and bamboo wares in material. In addition, the collection also includes text introductions, books and drawings related to Sichuan cuisine.
Chengdu Jinsha Station: Take Bus No.305 (or the inter-county shuttle bus from Chengdu)-Pixian North Gate-and transfer to Bus No.363 for direct access to Gucheng Town.
Chengdu Chadian Sub-station: transfer to the shuttle bus from Chengdu to Dujiangyan-North Gate of Pixian County-transfer to Bus No.363 to reach Gucheng Town.
Chengdu Jiulidi: Take Bus No.365 to Gucheng Town directly.
Address: No.8 Ronghua North Lane, Gucheng Town, Pixian County, Sichuan Province
Jeju teddy bear museum
In order to infiltrate the culture of love and dreams into China, South Korean teddy bear museum opened teddy bear museum in China, which is by far the largest teddy bear museum in the world. From then on, people in China can feel Teddy's love without going abroad. China teddy bear museum covers an area of about 1000㎡, which is composed of China Railway Second Bureau and JS&; Co-built by F Company, the museum has three floors, integrating three experiential scenes: venue display, entertainment and product sales. It is also worth mentioning that there are more than 1000 teddy bears on display in the museum, each of which is presented to tourists in a different image, which will definitely make you fall in love with teddy bears at first sight.
be self-drive
Drive west along the Second Ring Road, enter Guanghua Avenue via Guanghua Village intersection, drive to the third section of Guanghua Avenue (intersection of No.8 Mansion), turn left, enter Knight Avenue (Qingquan South Street) for 7 kilometers, and reach teddy bear museum.
subway
Take Metro Line 2 to the exit of Han Shu Road East Station; Take bus No.37 to Wanjiawan Bus Station, and transfer to bus No.761at Wanjiawan Bus Station to Jinma International Sports City.
public transportation
Take bus No.37, No.58, 175, 197 and No.334 to Wanjiawan bus station, and then transfer to bus No.761at Wanjiawan bus station to go directly to Jinma International Sports City.
Chengdu Industrial Civilization Museum
Located in Jianshe South Road in the eastern suburb, it covers an area of 74 mu and 8700 square meters. It is the first new theme park museum in southwest China that integrates industrial civilization and cultural industry and transforms old factories.
Located in Jianshe South Road in the eastern suburb, it covers an area of 74 mu and 8700 square meters. It is the first new theme park museum in southwest China that integrates industrial civilization and cultural industry and transforms old factories. The museum shows the history of handicraft industry and industrial civilization in Chengdu in ancient and modern times, focusing on the industrial glory of the eastern suburbs represented by the electronics industry in the 1950s and 1980s. The museum is divided into indoor exhibition area, outdoor exhibition area and creative industrial park. The outdoor exhibition area is equipped with industrial machinery such as sculpture and crane hoisting, which reflects the production scene of the eastern suburb industry in that year; The indoor exhibition area consists of scene display and activity display areas such as preface, industrial tour in the eastern suburbs and enterprise display in the eastern suburbs, including pictures and objects reflecting the life and production of enterprises and employees in the eastern suburbs. In addition, the famous sculpture "The Builder", which was originally placed in the Shuinian River on the First Ring Road, was also moved to the exhibition area of the museum for people to visit.
The eastern suburbs are the birthplace of Chengdu's industry. The development of industrial enterprises in the eastern suburbs laid the foundation of modern industry in Chengdu and made important contributions to the economic and social development of our city. The Eastern Suburb Museum of Industrial Civilization is a continuation of the former glory of the Eastern Suburb industry. According to reports, the museum is located in Jianshe South Road in the eastern suburbs, covering an area of 65,438 0.20 mu. It is the first theme park museum transformed from an old factory building in our city. It shows the history of industrial enterprises in the eastern suburbs of Chengdu from 1950s to 1980s in the form of pictures, words and objects. Citizens are familiar with the "builder" sculpture, steam engine locomotive, machine tool workshop, etc. You can see it here.
Sichuan Hakka Museum
Sichuan Hakka Museum is located in Huguang Hall, Laojie, Luodai Town, Longquanyi. In March 2003, with the approval of Chengdu Cultural Bureau, Sichuan Hakka Museum was formally established, and the special exhibition of Dongshan Hakka culture in Chengdu was held for the first time. During June 5438+World Expo 20051October, an exhibition of Hakka folk cultural relics in western China was held, with 59 pieces of cultural relics in the museum.
Through a series of objects, pictures, sculptures, audio-visual, words and so on. The museum reproduces the arduous pioneering course of Hakka ancestors in Sichuan in the early Qing Dynasty on a large scale. It is reported that this is the only museum in China that comprehensively reflects the folklore, production and life of Hakka people in Sichuan. In the museum, you can see an 80-year-old woman Xie sitting in front of a hundred-year-old loom, holding a shuttle in her hand and being busy skillfully. The exquisite handicrafts and objects in Sichuan Hakka Museum fully show the diligence and wisdom of Hakka people. Chickens with different styles were the main means of transportation for Hakka ancestors to carry goods and people. That exquisite loom is the epitome of the Hakka people's self-sufficiency and ample food and clothing in those days, and a piece of ornaments with the flavor of Fujian and Guangdong brought the years back to the era when Hakka ancestors had a difficult migration.
Chengdu Shaanxi club
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The most famous Shaanxi Guild Hall is located in Shaanxi Street (now Rongcheng Hotel). Built in the second year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1663), it is a place for Shaanxi people in Yuchuan to worship sages, negotiate business, visit relatives and friends, and spend the night scientifically. In the second year of Jiaqing (1797), it was expanded and repaired. The existing building was initiated by Sichuan Chief Secretary in Guangxu 11th year (1885) and rebuilt by 33 Shaanxi firms including Qingyi and Yitai in Chengdu. The whole building is dignified, simple and magnificent. It inherited the excellent tradition of China ancient architecture in modeling and decoration, and reflected the high level of Qing architecture. Its main building is double eaves, resting on the top of the mountain, covered with simple tiles of black color; The pillars at the bottom are all stone, the wooden doors and windows are finely carved, and the decorative patterns are elegant. The inscription "Shaanxi Guild Hall" on the door plaque of the Guild Hall was written by Yu Youren.
After the economic recovery of Chengdu in Qing Dynasty, businessmen and tourists from all over the country came in an endless stream, and the city's industry and commerce flourished. With more and more mainlanders living in Chengdu or other counties in the province, the guild hall has become an ideal place for these countrymen to exchange and get together. According to the Survey of Chengdu, there were 16 guild halls in Chengdu in Qing Dynasty. For example, the Shaanxi Guild Hall in Shaanxi Street was originally located in Wolongqiao Street, and now it has moved to the North Sichuan Guild Hall in Luodai Town, Longquan. In addition, there is a 19 office in the city (with the nature of a guild hall, which is handled by various gangs).
There is a rather amazing magical story about Shaanxi people building "Shaanxi Guild Hall" in Chengdu. It is said that more than 300 years ago, some Chengdu people didn't have the mind of "all rivers run into the sea, and they didn't want to sell land to" Laoshan "(Sichuan people used to call it Laoshan in Shaanxi) to build a guild hall. Later, after many twists and turns, Shaanxi people finally bought a mud pond and its surrounding wasteland at a high price as the construction land of the guild hall. In order to repair the guild hall, the mud pond had to be filled with earth and stone, but they were not allowed to borrow soil from the local area at that time. In desperation, they made an unexpected and surprising decision: the Association initiated an initiative, and everyone who came to Chengdu from Shaanxi must bring at least one sack of hometown soil and pour it into the mud pond at the foundation of the Association. In this way, two years later, bags of loess high-slope soil were shipped from Shaanxi, filling up nearly an acre of mud ponds, and then a magnificent Shaanxi guild hall rose from the ground. For the saying that "it is a long way to transport mud to Chengdu to fill mud ponds", some people once said that this is an unreasonable myth and even shook their heads again and again. In fact, there is no need to be serious about this matter. One thing is certain. I really have to admire and admire the spirit of "Jingwei fills the sea and Gong Yu moves mountains" in Shaanxi!
In the second year of Jiaqing (1797), the main hall of Shaanxi guild hall was expanded, and the "Yaowang Temple" was built behind the main hall to worship Sun Simiao, a famous doctor in Shaanxi, but it was later destroyed by war. In the 11th year of Guangxu (1885), Cheng Yu, the envoy of Shaanxi Province, initiated and invested in 33 firms such as Qingyi and Yitai in Chengdu, and rebuilt a "Shaanxi Guild Hall" on the original site, which was more magnificent than the Shaanxi Guild Hall in Kangxi period.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the movement of protecting roads was surging, and the branch of the Road Protection Association was built in this hall. After the founding of New China, the guild hall was once converted into a guest house. Many meetings of Chengdu Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government were held here. Now the Shaanxi Guild Hall is still in the original site, located in Rongcheng Hotel, leaving only the main hall, which has been renovated. The main hall faces south, with a building area of 805 square meters and a height of over 18 meters. It has a wooden structure, a double eaves, a roof built on the mountain, and a two-story cornice. Dragon-shaped beast with a height of 1.5 meters at both ends of the main ridge. The pillars at the bottom are all stone pillars, and the four corner pillars are top to top. The wooden window lattice of the main hall is beautifully carved, decorated with moire and painted with elegant colors. The whole hall embodies a strong northern architectural style. 1981On April 4th, Chengdu Municipal People's Government announced Shaanxi Guild Hall as a cultural relic protection unit in Chengdu.