Where?

Nori Himalayan Handicrafts

99 Huan Jin Road, Qing Yang District, Chengdu

成都市青羊区浣锦路99号

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Address

成都青羊区光华东四路78号B1楼

B1 78 Fourth East Guanghua Road, Qingyang District

Website

www.decathlon.com

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Kathmandu is run by Nepalese American with Tibetan heritage aimed to serve Chengduers with fine Himalayan and Italian fusion.

Kathmandu offers customers a multi-cuisine food with the best of Indian, Nepalese, Tibetan and Italian fusion. Born in Kathmandu and lived in New York for many years have inspired the owner to create Himalayan and Italian fusion.

Order up the Butter Chicken, Yak Bolognese, Himalayan Salmon and Sichuan spicy pizza with imported ingredients and freshest local products. Fine selection of craft beers, wines and whiskies will keep you buzz. Whether you join them for romantic dining on the terrace (river view) or a casual meal, Kathmandu hopes to make it a memorial one.

Opening Time:

11am – 11pm; Kitchen Closed 9pm
Tuesday to Sunday

Address:

Kathmandu 加德满都餐厅
99 Huan Jin Road, Qing Yang District, Chengdu
成都市青羊区浣锦路99号

Tel:

028 61671488

Where?

http://kathmanduchengdu.com

加德满都餐厅位于浣花溪文化旅游示范区河边.他们为客户提供喜马拉雅和意大利结合美食,并被Chengdu-Expat平台评选为2018年最佳亚洲餐厅和最佳新星餐厅。

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Address: 406 Qingjiang West Road 清江西路406号.
English speaking.

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Five yuan will gain you entrance to the Palace of the Green Lamb. Actually, though, there are two of them, and they aren’t very green, more of a bronze/brown. Truth be told, they are hardly lambs. Of the two, the one horned lamb is the more significant. This fella made its way to Chengdu from a Beijing curio market in 1723, and though its shape is that of a lamb, if you take a closer look, you’ll notice it’s got some funny features. He embodies all of the animals of the Chinese zodiac. Your challenge: To find them. The answers are beside the lamb itself, but no-o-o-o cheating. Qing Yang Gong is more than a home to some bronze statues. In fact, it’s the oldest temple in Chengdu, surviving numerous calamities throughout its history. It also holds the honor as one of the most important Daoist temples in China. Legend has it that the venerable Laozi, founder of Daoism, once graced The Palace of the Green Lambs and is cited as saying, “Practice the Dao for a thousand years, and you may find me again at Qing Yang Gong.” Inside the temple you’ll find a teahouse, a satisfactory vegetarian restaurant, and ample space to walk, sit and relax. You’ll also assuredly see a few people rubbing various parts of the lambs’ bodies. This practice stems from an old myth that rubbing the corresponding place on the statues when sick will make you better. Qing Yang is definitely worth a visit. It’s located on West Section 2 of the First Ring Road along the Jinjiang River. Not too far to the west, you’ll find the antique market and Dufu’s Cottage, so you can do a little shopping while you’re out this way.

Address: 9 West Section 2, Ring 1st Rd.

一环路西二段9号

Time: 8am – 6pm

Tel.: 87766584, 87763961

Admission fee: 10RMB,  Student:5RMB (cash only)

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