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Leisure and Food Culture Park

休闲美食文化园

📍 Longquanyi District🏷 3A Tourist Attraction
A级景区-3A龙泉驿区

An experience park dedicated to Sichuan cuisine and food culture.

Experience the essence of Sichuan cuisine culture, taste authentic food, and soak up Chengdu's laid-back lifestyle.

A park that makes Sichuan cuisine culture both fun and delicious, suitable for visitors who want to casually learn about Chengdu food. After visiting, you can also go to Luodai Ancient Town on the way.

Tickets & Transport

Tickets

Adult ticket
¥0
Child ticket
¥0
Free
Yes

Opening Hours

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Last entry
17:00
Opening notes
During holidays, opening hours may be extended; please refer to the park's official announcements for details.

Best Time to Visit

Best time of day
Before 10 am or after 3 pm, avoiding the midday heat and meal rush
Best day of week
Weekdays
Best season
Spring and autumn, with pleasant weather, ideal for outdoor activities
Avoid times
Weekend lunch hours
Crowd level
Medium
Crowd peak time
Noon and afternoon on weekends and holidays

Getting There

Metro station
Longquanyi Station
Metro line
Line 2
Metro exit
Exit A
Metro distance
2km
Metro walk
30min

In Detail

Located in Longquanyi District, Chengdu, the Leisure Food Culture Park is a 3A-level tourist attraction centered on Sichuan cuisine culture. Rooted in the area's rich culinary heritage, the park combines traditional Sichuan cooking techniques, local specialty ingredients, and modern leisure experiences to offer visitors a dual feast for the taste buds and the eyes.

The park features a Sichuan cuisine cultural exhibition area, a gourmet food street, and an eco-leisure zone. Visitors can not only taste authentic Sichuan dishes but also learn about the history, flavor philosophy, and cooking methods of Sichuan cuisine through interactive displays. The park boasts an elegant, shady environment with architecture that blends the charm of western Sichuan folk houses with modern design — strolling through it, you can feel the lively energy of food culture while enjoying the tranquility of a garden.

As a signature cultural tourism landmark in Longquanyi District, it is both a popular weekend hangout for locals and a window for out-of-town visitors to understand Sichuan cuisine culture. The park regularly hosts food festivals, cooking demonstrations, and other events in a lively yet welcoming atmosphere, making it ideal for family outings, friend gatherings, or cultural study tours.

What to expect

Visitors can explore the Sichuan cuisine cultural exhibition hall, watch chefs make snacks on site, sample a variety of spicy and numbing Sichuan dishes, stroll and take photos in the lush green park, and buy special seasonings and souvenirs.

How to visit

Plan for about half a day. Go in the morning or afternoon: first visit the cultural exhibition area, then have a meal in the food street, and finally take a stroll in the park to help digestion.

Pros

Clear theme with rich cultural connotations
Beautiful park environment, great for photos
Wide range of food options for every budget
Free entry, great value

Cons

Location is a bit remote, far from downtown
Some food stalls are overpriced
Crowded during holidays

Highlights

  • A Sichuan cuisine cultural theme park that educates and entertains
  • Authentic Sichuan cuisine experience with a rich variety
  • Garden-style environment, perfect for a leisurely stroll
  • Regularly hosts food culture events

FAQ

Does the park require an admission ticket?

The park is free to enter, but some experience projects or activities inside may be charged separately.

Is it suitable for taking children?

Yes. The park has open outdoor spaces and interactive exhibits, so children can learn while playing.

What local specialties can you enjoy inside the park?

You can sample classic Sichuan dishes and Chengdu snacks, including Mapo Tofu, Fuqi Feipian (husband and wife lung slices), Long Chao Shou (dragon wontons), and Zhong Shui Jiao (Zhong's dumplings).

Field Tips

Best photo spot 1. Sichuan Cuisine Culture Wall: Colorful Sichuan cuisine-themed murals, great for photo check-ins.
2. Central Fountain Plaza: Water features and greenery complement each other, wide-angle shots work well.
3. Western Sichuan-style residential architecture: Blue bricks and gray tiles, ideal for vintage-style portraits.
4. Archway at the entrance of the food street: When the lights come on at night, it's full of atmosphere.

Best entrance South Gate main entrance, near the tourist service center

Best exit North Gate exit, connects to bus stop, convenient for return trip

Location & Nearby

📍 Coordinates: 30.57240, 104.27460 ⭕ 5 nearby attractions View on Google Maps ↗

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