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ICEER 2025-Asia
Address: No.3333, Shuzhou Road, Tianfu New Area, Chengdu, China
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Being one of the most livable mega-cities in China, Chengdu is acknowledged as a “slow-paced” and "laid-back" city. The hot-spicy cuisine, wide-spread Mahjong playing and traditional teahouse culture have become the integrated part of locals’ lifestyle.
From Chengdu, you can easily head for those famous must-see attractions in the neighboring areas, including Giant Panda Bases at Bigfengxia and Wolong, picturesque Jiuzhaigou/Huanglong, Taoist Qingcheng Mount and ancient Dujiangyan Irrigation Project used for more than 2,200 years (World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO), the Buddhist mountains of Emeishan and Leshan (World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO), etc.
作为中国最宜居的特大城市之一，成都被认为是一座“慢节奏”和“悠闲”的城市。 麻将麻将、传统茶馆文化已成为当地人生活方式的一部分。
从成都出发，您可以轻松前往周边地区的著名必游景点，包括大凤峡和卧龙大熊猫基地、风景如画的九寨沟/黄龙、道教青城山以及拥有 2200 多年历史的都江堰古水利工程（世界文化 联合国教科文组织遗产）、佛教名山峨眉山、乐山（联合国教科文组织世界文化遗产）等。
Top things to do on Chengdu tours
- See giant pandas at Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding
- Discover the mysteries of ancient cultural ruins
- Taste the authentic Sichuan cuisine along the street, possibly have a cooking class
- Cultural immersion experience in Chengdu
- Watch the face-changing show of Sichuan Opera
- Join a panda keeper program to work as a volunteer
- Chengdu trip to Leshan Giant Buddha
- Side trip to Dujiangyan Irrigation Project and Mount Qingcheng
ICEER 2025-Europe
Novotel Budapest Danube (pending)
Add: Bem Rakpart 33-34, NTAK: SZ19000074, szálloda, 1027 BUDAPEST, Hungary
The four-star Novotel Budapest Danube hotel offers a fascinating view of the river Danube and the Hungarian Parliament, one of the most beautiful buildings in Central Europe. The hotel is located on the Buda side of the river, close to the Castle and the vivid downtown and the Buda Castle.
Visit the city with easy access thanks to its great location near to the Battyány square or discover the city with the iconic yellow trams along the bank of the River Danube. Take a nice morning run on the Margaret Island. Reach the UNESCO World Heritage Fisherman's Bastion in the Castle District through the hidden steps of Buda, enjoy the 150 years old Funicular or relax in one of the famous thermal bathes of Budapest.
Once called the “Queen of the Danube,” Budapest has long been the focal point of the nation and a lively cultural centre. The city straddles the Danube (Hungarian: Duna) River in the magnificent natural setting where the hills of western Hungary meet the plains stretching to the east and south. It consists of two parts, Buda and Pest, which are situated on opposite sides of the river and connected by a series of bridges.
The heart of Pest is the Belváros (Inner Town), an irregular pentagon with its longest side running parallel to the Danube; only traces of the original town walls remain. The Váci utca, a narrow street turned pedestrian thoroughfare, is the most fashionable shopping centre of Budapest. Another, newer pedestrian-friendly street, the New Main Street, also stretches through the city centre. The Town Hall (Fővárosi Tanács), a Baroque building erected between 1724 and 1747, is in the northeast corner of the Belváros next to Pest County Hall (Pest megyei Tanács). The Inner Town Parish Church (Belvárosi plébániatemplom) is the oldest building in Pest. Rebuilt in the Baroque style in the 18th century, as were many other churches in Pest and Buda, the church had been the most impressive of medieval Pest. St. Stephen’s Crown, the symbol of Hungarian nationhood, is on display in the Hungarian National Museum, a Neoclassical edifice located just outside the Belváros.