Ctrip goes to China. Sichuan

Author: Editor-in-Chief of Ctrip Travel Network
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: "Read ten thousand books and travel ten thousand miles" was the pursuit of ancient scholars in their quest for knowledge and self-cultivation. In the 21st century, both "ten thousand books" and "ten thousand miles" are no longer rare or difficult to attain. However, the challenge lies in reading books that are truly meaningful and traveling paths that are worthwhile. China, as a vast country with abundant tourism resources, is a common passion and pursuit for descendants of the Yellow River. Therefore, "Ctrip Walks in China" was republished under the anticipation of countless travel enthusiasts and netizens, undoubtedly playing a positive role in helping domestic travelers avoid unnecessary detours and appreciate more beautiful scenery. Unique introductions, travel guides, tips, trivia, travel budget estimates, and more are presented in the book, forming a distinctive and practical structure. It is particularly noteworthy that the book carries recommendations from thousands of "travelers" for hidden gems across the country, many of which may have been previously unknown. Thus, avid travelers can find out how to explore, food lovers can discover where to dine, photography enthusiasts can get location guidance and photo references, and backpackers can find fellow travelers. These valuable experiences of learning through travel are thanks to the six years of operation of Ctrip Travel Network's travel community, as well as the collective efforts of all travel enthusiasts. Naturally, these should be shared with society and readers to promote their growth. Sichuan has been one of the most frequently mentioned regions in domestic tourism in recent years, attracting people with its vastness and beauty. "Ctrip Walks in China - Sichuan" divides the province into 11 scenic areas, including Chengdu, Jiuzhaigou-Huanglong, Daocheng-Yading, Kangding, Danba, etc. The content includes the paradise-like Jiuzhaigou, the unique grasslands of the western Sichuan plateau and Kangba culture, the magical glaciers and snowy landscapes, the folk customs of ethnic minorities such as Yi, Qiang, and Tibetan, as well as the rich historical and cultural heritage of the Three Kingdoms era. The book provides extensive and detailed information on the best travel seasons, transportation, accommodation, dining, and more, along with practical recommended itineraries, presenting the finer details of Sichuan to you.