Cloud Atlas Hostel

Chengdu


Excellent facilities, great coffee, lots of common space – this artsy hostel with bright, 'building-block' furnishings and spotless bathrooms has it all. It's large enough to feel a bit institutional on the dorm floors, but that just means there are tonnes of new friends to be made. Look for it inside the entrance to the Zhufeng Jiudian (珠峰酒店).


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0.41 MILES

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3. Wenshu Monastery

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5. Chengdu Museum

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Spanning ancient Shu and pre-Qin dynasties to the Revolutionary era and modern Chengdu, this spectacular five-storey museum (completed in 2016) is packed…

6. People’s Park

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