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Occupying the upper floors of a landmark skyscraper, this hotel draws inspiration from the traditional English manor while incorporating Sichuanese motifs like silk and tea culture. The atmosphere is formal and regal, offering panoramic views of Tianfu Square. The sensory experience is defined by the Ritz-Carlton’s signature impeccable service and the plush, classical interiors. Expert recommendation: The Club Lounge is widely considered one of the best in China for its five daily food presentations. Pro tip: Visit the 25th-floor spa for a treatment infused with local jasmine tea to unwind after a day of sightseeing.
This is the ancestral home of China's most famous dish: Mapo Tofu
Occupying the northern end of Tianfu Square, this museum is housed in a grand Soviet-style building topped with a giant statue of Mao Zedong
Located directly across from Wenshu Monastery, this no-frills shop is famous for its 'Tian Shui Mian' (Sweet Water Noodles) and 'Liangfen' (Jelly Noodles)

The symbolic and geographical center of Chengdu, Tianfu Square is often compared to Beijing's Tiananmen
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