Things To Do
in Taisheng

Explore the vibrant Jinli Ancient Street bustling with food stalls offering an array of local street food delights such as stinky tofu, skewers of grilled meats, and crispy jianbing (savory Chinese crepes).

Wander through Wide and Narrow Alley to immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere and savor authentic local snacks like spicy rabbit heads, wontons, and aromatic malatang (spicy hot pot skewers).

In Taisheng, China, tipping is generally not expected or required in most situations, including restaurants, taxis, and hotels. In fact, leaving a tip may even be considered inappropriate or offensive in some cases.

Payment in Taisheng, China is primarily done using cash, although major credit cards are becoming increasingly accepted in larger establishments in urban areas. Mobile payment solutions such as WeChat Pay and Alipay are also widely used for transactions.

Best time to visit Taisheng, with pleasant weather, blooming flowers and vibrant greenery.

Expect hot and humid weather, but a good time to enjoy outdoor activities and festivals.

Cool and comfortable weather, ideal for hiking and enjoying the colorful autumn foliage.

Cold weather, but suitable for experiencing traditional winter activities and festive celebrations.

The majority ethnic group in Taisheng, comprising approximately 90% of the population.

A minority ethnic group with a small presence in Taisheng, known for their distinct culture and traditions.

Another minority group present in the region, known for their unique languages and customs.

Includes small communities of various ethnic groups, contributing to the cultural diversity of Taisheng.

While traditional Sichuan cuisine heavily features meat, many restaurants in Taisheng offer vegetarian and vegan versions of popular dishes, such as kung pao tofu and vegetarian hot pot options.

Travelers with gluten restrictions can opt for rice-based dishes, including rice noodles and stir-fried rice, which are commonly available in most eateries across Taisheng.