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Shu Jiu Xiang is a classic representative of 'Old Chengdu' style hot pot, favored by locals for its rich, aromatic, and thick red oil broth. The restaurant features traditional décor with heavy wooden tables and red lanterns, creating a warm, communal atmosphere. The sensory experience is defined by the high-quality ingredients, particularly the fresh tripe and duck intestines that are staples of a true Sichuan hot pot. Expert recommendation: Try the 'Nine Grid' (Jiu Gong Ge) pot to separate different ingredients and control cooking times. Pro tip: Ask for the 'non-spicy' mushroom center if you have companions who cannot tolerate high heat.

Dedicated to Zhuge Liang, the legendary strategist of the Three Kingdoms period, and Liu Bei, the Emperor of Shu Han, this is the most influential museum of Three Kingdoms culture in China
Recorded as one of the oldest and most commercialized streets in the history of West Shu, Jinli was known as the 'First Street of the Shu Kingdom' during the Three Kingdoms Period
For the adventurous foodie, rabbit head is a quintessential Chengdu delicacy, and Pan Sunshi is its most famous purveyor
Li Ji is a classic 'Neighborhood' Chuan Chuan shop that has resisted the urge to become a polished chain
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