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The long Fanglin Road is one of the first "Street of Bars" appointed
by the municipal government. Chengdu is also called "China's Party City"
because of its growing numbers of bars and pubs in Chengdu, at times outgrowing
Shanghai. The people here are known for their laid back attitude and for knowing
how to enjoy life. Bars and pubs in Chengdu are part of leisure activities that
people indulge in. Bars and Pubs in Chengdu are modernized with time unlike
the traditional tea houses. Bars and pubs in Chengdu are mainly located in the
busy streets of Chengdu; like the Renmin South Road and the West of Yangshi
Street.
Special attractions:
The bars and pubs in Chengdu also include cafes, discos, karaoke, fashion shows,
spirited rock bands, and DJ competitions, ballrooms and bowling alleys as well.
Kakadu Club, Glasshouse Pub, Gaomeigao in Lihua Street and Hongse Niandai (Red
Ages) in Renmin South Road, are quite popular. Wine, alcohol, beer, and tea
are on high availability from the bar. Age Club (Hongse Nianidai Club) is yet
another favorite tourist hangout. One can spend an entire night exploring the
club features.
Something about wine:
Passion for wine began in the ancient times in Chengdu due to availability of
desirable raw materials, water, soil and climate. Lingqiong wine, Pitong wine,
Lichi wine are few of the kinds to name. There are wine legends that seeded
the wine culture; like Wenjundanglu and Xiangruqiqi in Han dynasty and a wine
pool dug by Huang Tingjian the poet in Song dynasty. Tourists visit these relics.
Sichuan shows off for a wide scope of brand wines, and Wuliangye, Luzhoulaojiao,
Jianlangchun, Langjiu, Quanxingdaqu and Tuopaiqujiu are named as "six blossoms"
in wine industry.
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