A rural complex beside the ruins of the ancient Shu Qushang City.
Experience rural scenery and family fun at the birthplace of ancient Shu civilization, and feel the blend of nature and history.
Qushang Pastoral is a low-key and pleasant rural scenic spot on the outskirts of Chengdu, suitable for travelers who want to avoid the crowds and enjoy nature and ancient Shu culture. Although transportation is slightly inconvenient, free entry and a peaceful atmosphere make it a great choice for a relaxing weekend.
Tickets & Transport
Tickets
- Adult ticket
- ¥0
- Child ticket
- ¥0
- Free
- Yes
- Ticket methods
- No ticket required, enter directly
- Ticket notes
- Free admission. Temporary events or exhibitions may charge a fee; please refer to onsite info.
Opening Hours
- Last entry
- 17:00
- Holiday hours
- Open as usual on holidays, with hours possibly extended. Please refer to onsite announcements.
- Opening notes
- Opening hours may change with the seasons. We recommend calling ahead or checking official announcements before your visit.
Best Time to Visit
- Best time of day
- Morning or early evening, when the light is soft and the temperature is pleasant.
- Best day of week
- Weekdays are less crowded; weekends have more families with children.
- Best season
- Spring (March-April) and autumn (September-October) when the weather is pleasant and the scenery is at its best.
- Avoid times
- Midday, when the sun is strong.
- Avoid days
- Public holidays, when crowds are heavy.
- Crowd level
- Low
- Crowd peak time
- Weekend afternoons
Getting There
- Metro station
- No direct metro; take a bus or taxi instead.
In Detail
Qushang Pastoral is located in Huangshui Town, Shuangliu District, Chengdu, near the ruins of the ancient Shu Qushang City. It is said to be the site where King Cancong established his capital, carrying profound ancient Shu cultural heritage. Positioned as a rural complex, the park combines modern agriculture, ecological landscapes, and leisure experiences to create a comprehensive scenic area integrating sightseeing, study tours, and parent-child activities.
The park features large areas of farmland, flower seas, lawns, and a children's play area, with different scenery in each season. In spring, rapeseed flowers bloom in brilliant gold; in summer, lotus ponds offer tranquility; in autumn, rice paddies fill the air with fragrance; and in winter, evergreen plants and greenhouse sheds remain. Visitors can participate in farming experiences, handicraft activities, and other events to enjoy the simplicity and comfort of rural life.
As a 3A-level scenic area, Qushang Pastoral offers open spaces and fresh air, making it suitable for family outings, parent-child study tours, or gatherings with friends. The paths inside the park are flat, and supporting facilities are well-developed. The overall atmosphere is relaxed and leisurely, making it an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and get close to nature.
What to expect
Visitors can stroll through flower fields and lawns, join farming and picking activities, explore ancient Shu cultural exhibits, and enjoy children's play facilities. The park has rest areas and dining spots, making it suitable for a half-day leisure trip.
How to visit
It is recommended to drive or take a taxi and navigate to "Qushang Pastoral". You can also take a bus to a nearby stop and walk. Plan for about 2–4 hours of visit time, and you can combine it with a day trip to nearby Huanglongxi Ancient Town.
Pros
Beautiful environment, few people and quiet
Rich parent-child activities
Deep cultural heritage
Free entry
Cons
Inconvenient public transport
Limited dining options
Some facilities need maintenance
Highlights
- Ancient Shu Qushang City ruins culture
- Seasonal flower seas and rural landscapes
- Family fun and farm experiences
- Eco trails and leisure lawns
- 3A scenic area with well-equipped facilities
FAQ
Does Qushang Pastoral require a ticket?
The scenic area is currently free of charge, no ticket required.
Can I have a picnic in the park?
Yes, the park has lawn areas suitable for picnics, but please keep the environment clean.
Are there children's play facilities?
Yes, the park has a children's play area, great for family visits.
Field Tips
Best photo spot 1. Flower field trail: In spring, a sea of rapeseed flowers with distant mountains and farmhouses as a backdrop, great for portraits. 2. Ancient Shu culture wall: Displays the legend of Cancong, with red walls and dark tiles, suitable for ancient-style photos. 3. Rice field viewing platform: In autumn, golden waves of rice, perfect for an aerial view of the pastoral landscape. 4. Children's play area: Colorful, ideal for capturing parent-child moments.
Best entrance Main entrance (front gate), with a large sign and parking lot.
Best exit Main exit, adjacent to the entrance, making it easy to return to the parking lot.
Location & Nearby
Nearby attractions
- Airport Flower Field (1.7 km)
- Yong'an Lake (9.8 km)
- Spotted Bamboo Forest (9.9 km)
- Happy Pastoral (11.5 km)
- Nanhu Dream Island Theme Park (11.8 km)