Sichuan, Province in Southwestern China
Sichuan is a rich and diverse province known for its lush, fertile landscapes and the distinct pandas.
Founded in 347 BC, Sichuan has a deep history that boasts many ancient cities.
Sichuan is recognized globally for its spicy cuisine and traditional Chinese opera.
Sichuan's capital, Chengdu, serves as a central hub for transportation with various flight connections.
Home to the largest number of giant pandas in the world, Sichuan houses several panda reserves.
Location: People's Republic of China
Inception: August 7, 1952
Capital city: Chengdu
Population: 83674866
Website: sc.gov.cn
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