Dongsheng Hotel

Address: No.13 South West Section of Second Ring Road, Wuhou District, Chengdu, Sichuan, 610041, China | Resort
 
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Location

This resort, located on No.13 South West Section of Second Ring Road, Wuhou District, Chengdu, is near Dujiangyan Irrigation System, Du Fu Cottage, Wuhou Memorial Temple, and Qingyang Palace (Green Ram Temple).
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Travel Blogs from Chengdu

First Full Day

A travel blog entry by budz888 on Feb 19, 2014

1 comment, 33 photos

... karaoke machines, dancing, calisthenics and... blokes whipping tops!



How do they manage to have several karaoke machines going at once you may wonder... Well they just occupy their bit of space and crank up the volume. If you're close enough you just hear the one but if you're somewhere in between you'll wish you were deaf.

Anyway this bloke gets his own photo because he was singing a duet by himself and he was singing ...

Pandaland

A travel blog entry by xiaobee on Mar 18, 2013

5 photos

... and a golden statue of Guanyin, one of Buddhism's most important Bodhisattva.
The next afternoon I headed to the train station, where I began a 16 hour journey back to Kunming. The trains in China are infamous for their character, and I have to say that the ride exceeded my expectations. It wasn't as loud as some trains supposedly are, and although I was in a crowded and inexpensive section, I had enough space and enough respect from the people around me to have a peaceful ...

Shopping must be the National sport!

A travel blog entry by tbienek on Jun 17, 2012

6 comments, 2 photos

... much the same. I would never be able to say ill come back, I'd never find the place again. Moved onto the next plaza then and after giving up on the spray jacket decided to get a haircut! Out came the translator and we were in business. There were 4 in all who were consulted about what I wanted. I indicated cutting and then a space of about 2cm and they were horrified and shook there heads, so on the translator I asked for a few centimeters off ...

Chinese Whispers

A travel blog entry by dayday98 on Oct 31, 2011

3 photos

... a year than they do in a month after all.... I loved the anticipation on their faces when I tried something new and hated letting them down. I've tried a satsuma before though, but I'm sure some of the food I chewed and swallowed when I should've spat and vice versa. After dinner the girls broke into song so I broke out the cookies - to shut em up I thought the old man had taken to calling me Sanjay, till I realised he was telling me to hit ...

Tea-sippin' Thursday

A travel blog entry by rilez1 on Apr 21, 2011

49 photos

... the Alley District. Its a redeveloped "gentrified", for lack of a better term, area of Chengdu and the Alley District is the dining area of it all. Its essentially an area made for tourists, mainly Chinese but Western as well. The food is good but very predictable, not as good and much more expensive than the grittier real restaurants that I love. The best way that I can describe it is if PF Chang's were to take over a few city blocks and make PF Chang-town this would be it. I think ...
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