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View all →Where to stay in Chengdu: four bases, one metro rule
Chunxi Road and Taikoo Li are the safe default for a first Chengdu trip. Tianfu Square, Kuanzhai Alley and Wenshu Monastery win for shorter, quieter or cheaper stays.
Chengdu's Fanhua to Yulin Walk: Fangcao Street Exit D to Yulin West Road
A half-day walk from Fangcao Street metro Exit D through Fanhua Hengxie and Fanhua Street to Yulin Comprehensive Market, then east and west along the Yulin bar streets — best done as an afternoon that runs into the evening.
Chengdu airport to the city centre: metro, bus or taxi
Chengdu Tianfu (TFU) sits 50 km from the centre and Shuangliu (CTU) about 16 km. Here is what each metro line, the airport buses and a taxi actually cost and how long they take.
How many days do you need in Changsha?
Two days covers Changsha's headline sights; three is the honest number once you factor in the Hunan Museum's five-day booking window. Here is what each length actually gets you.
Where to Stay in Changsha: 4 Areas, Honestly Compared
Changsha's best areas to stay depend entirely on what you're there for. Most visitors belong in the Wuyi Square core; here's how the other options compare.
Changsha airport to the city centre: metro, maglev or taxi
Metro Line 6 runs from the basement of Huanghua airport's T1/T2 to central Changsha for about ¥6. The maglev only makes sense if you are connecting at Changsha South — and the taxi meter changes at 22:00.
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