A Chengdu city walk offers an excellent way to explore the vibrant culture, historical landmarks, and modern developments of the capital of Sichuan Province. Whether you’re interested in ancient temples, traditional teahouses, or lively street markets, Chengdu provides a fascinating mix of old and new. Here’s a guide to help …
Read More »Litang Horse Racing Festival
The Litang Horse Racing Festival is one of the most famous traditional festivals in the Tibetan Plateau, held annually in Litang County, part of the Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Sichuan Province, China. It usually takes place in early August and lasts for about a week, attracting thousands of visitors …
Read More »Yushu Horse Racing Festival
The Yushu Horse Racing Festival is a traditional Tibetan festival held annually in Yushu, Qinghai Province, China. This event usually takes place in late July or early August and is one of the most significant cultural celebrations for the Tibetan people, especially in the region of Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. …
Read More »Rebkong Shaman Festival རེབ་གོང་ཀླུ་རོལ། 热贡六月会
The Shaman Festival in Rebkong (also known as Tongren, located in Qinghai Province, China) is a traditional celebration that holds deep cultural and spiritual significance for the local Tibetan and Mongolian communities. Rebkong, renowned for its Tibetan Buddhist monasteries and thangka painting traditions, also has a strong connection to ancient …
Read More »Chengdu People’s Park
Key Features of People’s Park Historical Significance: People’s Park, established in 1911, is Chengdu’s first public park. It was created during the late Qing Dynasty and has since been a place of recreation, relaxation, and historical importance. It contains several monuments, such as the Monument to the Martyrs of the …
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