STAMP HUNT WITH ME! Next stop: 📍LESHAN ⛰️

If you’re a fan of stamp hunting like me or just love discovering unique travel souvenirs, Leshan offers some incredible spots beyond the famous Giant Buddha. For instance, at Oriental Buddha Park, I found the Medicine Buddha Cave fascinating and loved how the stamp experience encourages visitors to share feedback, making it feel interactive and authentic. When visiting Suji Ancient Town, I recommend bringing your own journal or book for stamping since some places don’t provide paper, and the glossy sheets can make drying slow. The Qiao Jiao Beef Museum was especially memorable—not only could I try local delicacies, but collecting stamps there added a fun twist to the visit. For those wondering, no purchase is needed at the Suji Ancient Town Visitor Centre just to get the stamp, which makes it easy to include in your day trip itinerary. I found street food around these areas scrumptious and often paired my stamp hunt with tasty snacks. It’s a great way to explore culture, history, and local flavors all at once. If you’re planning your trip, I suggest pacing your route to visit these spots in order. Since stamp drying takes time, having your own book avoids smudges and hazards. Also, some stamps require purchases, so plan accordingly. Apart from stamp hunting, I encourage fellow travelers to engage with locals and learn about the stories behind these sites—it enriches the entire experience! Leshan is perfect for a mix of cultural exploration and quirky travel mementos. Hope my sharing inspires your own fun adventures here!