Chengdu never sleeps — Sichuan's spicy cuisine and tea culture make for a uniquely vibrant nightlife scene. Here's where locals eat, drink, and enjoy themselves after dark.
Chengdu's most famous 24-hour food street — spicy hot pot, cold noodles,串串 (Sichuan BBQ skewers), and cold beer. Locals start eating here after 9pm.
The beautifully restored Qing dynasty pedestrian street is enchanting at night with red lanterns, traditional teahouses, and local snack stalls.
South of the river, the 339 area has Chengdu's liveliest cluster of rooftop bars, breweries, and clubs with views over the city skyline.
The city center square surrounded by neon lights — walk past the iconic giant panda sculpture and the city's grand government buildings lit up at night.
Chengdu's signature dining experience is even better at night — join locals at a late-night hot pot restaurant near Chunxi Road. Ma-La numbingly good at 1am.
Evening traditional Sichuan opera shows with face-changing Bian Lian performances — one of Chengdu's most unforgettable cultural experiences.
Our licensed English-speaking Chengdu guides know every night market, hidden bar, and late-night food spot in the city.
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