Sanfo Outdoors

Chengdu


Outdoor clothing and camping equipment are a brisk business in Chengdu, as many people head from here to Tibet or the western mountains. Quality varies and fakes abound elsewhere, but this place has good-quality gear at international prices.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Chengdu attractions

1. Wuhou Temple

0.16 MILES

Located adjacent to Nanjiao Park and surrounded by mossy cypresses, this temple (rebuilt in 1672) honours several figures from the Three Kingdoms period,…

2. People’s Park

1.1 MILES

On weekends, locals fill this park with dancing, song and taichi. There’s a small, willow-tree-lined boating lake and a number of teahouses: He Ming…

3. Qingyang Temple

1.13 MILES

Alongside Culture Park, this is Chengdu’s oldest and most extensive Taoist temple. Qingyang (Green Ram) Temple dates from the Zhou dynasty, although most…

4. Culture Park

1.16 MILES

A sprawling green park of ginkgo-lined paths, lotus-filled ponds (listen out for the massive frogs croaking happily away) and teahouses. There's also…

5. Chengdu Museum

1.35 MILES

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. Sichuan Art Museum

1.37 MILES

This six-floor museum is understaffed and understuffed, and the regular rotating exhibitions are hit or miss, but the good is good enough to make it worth…

7. Sichuan Museum

1.38 MILES

Aficionados of Chinese history will enjoy a stop here for a look at Sichuan's past through Shu-era calligraphy and painting, bronze works and ceramics,…

8. Chengdu Art Gallery

1.5 MILES

Rotating exhibitions of classical-style Chinese art in a traditionally styled courtyard building that's almost as artistic as the paintings within. It's a…