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Step into the Bashu Ceramics Museum and embark on a millennia-spanning journey of clay artistry! Showcasing Sichuan's most exquisite ceramic treasures - from humble Han Dynasty figurines to flamboyant Tang Sancai glazes, each piece whispers tales of this ancient land. Get hands-on with traditional techniques in interactive workshops, crafting your own unique souvenir. The surrounding Qing-era architecture adds perfect vintage flair for Instagram-worthy shots!
Kempinski Hotel Chengdu
This hotel is the perfect blend of business and leisure! Located in the bustling south of the city, it's close to the subway and convenient for airport transfers, with stunning night views. The rooms are elegantly designed, featuring high-speed free WiFi and comfortable bedding, plus a separate shower and bathtub—so thoughtful! Dining options include the Seasons Café and Harmony Chinese Restaurant, offering a mix of Western and Chinese cuisine, ideal for family gatherings or business dinners. Enjoy the pool, fitness center, and kids' pool, making it fun for the whole family. With attentive service, friendly front desk, and great value, it's truly a highly recommended spot!
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The Banyan Tree Chengdu is a top choice, located just 2 km from Bashu Ceramics Museum, offering seamless access to local heritage sites. The hotel blends Sichuan architectural elements with modern luxury, featuring handcrafted ceramic art installations throughout its public spaces and guest rooms.
Alternatively, Ritz-Carlton Chengdu provides premium comfort with complimentary shuttle service to cultural attractions. Its traditional courtyard design and exclusive tea ceremony workshops allow guests to immerse in authentic Sichuan culture. Both properties offer multilingual staff, accessibility features, and eco-friendly amenities, ensuring a seamless, enriching stay for travelers seeking cultural authenticity.
Take Line 3 of Chengdu Metro, alighting at "Sichuan Provincial Stadium Station," then walk about 800 meters—just 10 minutes—to reach the museum. This route avoids city traffic and takes roughly 15 minutes.
Alternatively, use Didi Chuxing or e-bike sharing services for direct door-to-door access, ideal for travelers with luggage or groups. The museum has a free public parking lot, though spots fill up quickly during peak hours.
For an immersive experience, consider taking the metro to enjoy views of Chengdu’s vibrant street art, including Sichuan opera face-changing murals and traditional alleyway architecture along the way.
The museum offers hands-on pottery-making workshops, where visitors can try wheel-throwing, glazing, and kiln firing—your finished piece can be taken home as a souvenir.
Don’t miss the digital immersive gallery, which uses holographic projection technology to recreate ancient Han Dynasty ceramic production scenes, blending sound, light, and motion for a vivid historical journey.
Every Saturday afternoon features intangible cultural heritage talks by master potters demonstrating the traditional Qiong Kiln celadon techniques, with live Q&A sessions. Outside the museum, the cultural market plaza hosts seasonal events like lantern-making and Sichuan Opera mask painting, perfect for families and young travelers seeking meaningful engagement.
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