Sichuan Province, located in southwestern China, is known for its rich history, diverse culture, and stunning landscapes.
It borders seven other provinces and autonomous regions and covers an area of 486,000 square kilometers.
The capital city, Chengdu, is famous for its vibrant culture and cuisine.
Sichuan’s terrain is characterized by mountainous areas, with the western part featuring highlands and the eastern part consisting of plains and hills.
The province has a subtropical humid climate, with varying temperatures across its regions.
Sichuan is home to ancient human activity dating back over two million years and has numerous cultural landmarks, including eight national historic cities and hundreds of protected heritage sites.
If you want help choosing routes, trip length, and the best places to combine on a first visit, see our Sichuan Travel Guide.
