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Manjusri Monastery, often called "Wenshu Monastery" is the most sacred Buddhist hotspot for Chengdu's Buddhist pigrilms. (Adimission: 5 RMB) |
Wenshu Folk street (Wenshu Fang) is surrounding the "Wenshu Monastery" offers souvenir stores, tea houses and many local snack stands. |
The "Zhong's Dumplings" and "Long's Wanton" are most well-known snack restaurants in Chengdu. (Near the entrance of Wenshu Monastery) |
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Aidao Nunnery, the biggest nunnery in downtown Chengdu, 3 mins walk from "Wenshu Monastery". (No entrance fee) |
Jinsha Nunnery, the smallest but oldest nunnery just across the "Bei Da Street" to "Aidao Nunnery". (No entrance fee) |
Ancient Taoist Temple (Empress Temple), small but dates back to "Three Kingdom". (No entrance fee) |
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| Former "French Consulate" (back to 1945) and it's attached Catholic Church in "Zhang Jia Alley". |
Ear-massage inside Wenshu Temple |
Hotpot restaurant opposite to "Tibet Hotel" |
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Rabbit Head Restaurant
(One of the local delicacies) |
Vegetarian dishes served in Monastery's restaurant |
Lotus Market (He Hua Chi Wholesale Market), the biggest open market in city. |
