The blue tears of Dujiangyan are so magical

"Dujiangyan's splendid waterscape, breathing long towards the Taihang mountains" When the grand scenes from ancient poems come into reality, the water here runs green like jade, the ancient dykes, the fish-mouth levee, the Feisha Weir, the Baopingkou... all tell the tale of the ancient people's wisdom and hard work. People return, but their hearts remain in Dujiangyan 📍Attraction address: Dujiangyan City, Chengdu, Sichuan Province 🚗Transportation to the attraction: Public transportation: Take the subway line 2 to Xipu Station, then transfer to a high-speed train to Dujiangyan Station or Lidui Park Station. Self-driving: Chengguan Expressway goes directly to Dujiangyan. Opening hours: 08:00-18:00 (March 2nd - November 30th) 08:00-17:30 (December 1st - next year March 1st) 👍️Must-visit attractions: 🐼Ying Tian Wo Square The iconic giant panda is a must-visit for a lovely check-in! Can't help but take pictures Guangxian Ancient City Next to Ying Tian Wo Square is the entrance to Guangxian Ancient City's Xuanhua Gate, which is within walking distance. There are quite a few interesting buildings inside, where you can stroll and take pictures. Walking along the mountain edge of Guangxian Ancient City leads to West Street! Coming out of West Street, you can see the Ming City Wall Ming City Wall The Ming City Wall has a history of thousands of years and offers a panoramic view of Guangxian City Wenmiao Street Wenmiao Street is full of life, with many antique and miscellaneous shops, great for photography! (The "Dujiangyan Check-in Wall" is right here) Wenmiao Mountain Street This street has many artistic shops, and each one is photogenic📸 Recommended corner coffee shop! Really photogenic Nanqiao Night View "The glowing blue tears" are really worth seeing! The lights are turned on around 8:00 pm 🎟️Ticket information: 80💰/person 💗Other tips: Dujiangyan has a humid climate, it is recommended to carry rain gear. When visiting the water conservancy project, pay attention to safety and do not climb the railings. Respect local religious and cultural customs, and take care of the environment.