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No. 130 Shanxie Jie The staff at Sam’s would prefer to play on the computer and ignore you, so be persistent. They can however book plane, train, and bus tickets as well as package tours, so try to be patient. The singles (10$/person) and doubles (7$/person) are worn out , but the Western style bathrooms are a nice perk. The dorms are worth the value and clean...enough.
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At corner of Qingyang Shangjie and Huanhua Beilu Just outside the west 1st ring road is Chengdu’s largest art market, Songxianqiao Art City. Local foreigners and travelers alike will be able to find whatever it is they are looking for here. However, the market is not cheap and a shopkeeper will obviously try to milk a foreigner for as much as he or she can.
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10am-10:30pm
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No. 198 East Qingjiang Road
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7pm-2am
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No. 305 YuLin Life Plaza, 15 South YuLin Road
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every day from 08am-18:00 Dec1st --Mar31 mext year
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Xiling Town,Dayi Country,Chengdu City,Sichuan Province,China
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Entrance ticket CNY160/PP
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http://www.xiling.cn/ The Xiling snow mountain with an altitude of 5364 m,is a UNESCO world Natural Heritage site. The mountain is the home to hundreds of wild Giant Pandas.  
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Corner of Lihuajie & Renmin Nanlu, close to Tianfu Sq. If you need a quick break from the spicy Chengdu diet, stop in at Sumo Sushi Bar, literally steps away from Tianfu Square. The bar itself features a convenient sushi conveyor belt while tables are also available. A variety of sushi dishes cost Y5, Y8, Y10 or Y15 depending on the contents of the roll.
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9 AM - 6 PM Daily
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No. 15 Wenshuyuan Jie, just off of Renmin Zhonglu, Qingyang Dist. This restaurant is the only vegetarian restaurant that I know of in Chengdu. It is located within the Wenshu Buddhist Monastery, hence it is vegetarian. I’ll have to agree with the Lonely Planet’s review which labels the cuisine as excellent.
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Open Daily 12am-24pm
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2F, No. 83 Kehua Beilu Ming Shi teahouse includes 20 fully modern bowling lanes, pool tables, and quality ping pong tables. Bowling costs anywhere from 5 to 15 Yuan per game depending on the time of day. Bowling shoe rental is another 5 Yuan. Guests can also rent a ping pong table and paddles for 20 Yuan per hour. Naturally there is also a teahouse.
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8am-6pm
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Dujiangyan City, 60km northwest of Chengdu City
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Qingcheng Shan-90 Yuan/ticket, Dujiangyan-90 Yuan/ticket Receive email notifications of new content for Chengdu
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