Top Chengdu Public Transportation Tours

Take part in a typical local pastime with this private 3-hour mahjong experience in Chengdu and learn how to play the traditional Chinese game. Learn the rules of the game as you sip tea at a local teahouse, pick up some expert tips from your guide, then put your newfound skills to the test. Don’t want the fun to end once your lesson is over? Why not challenge one of the locals to a game and try out your beginner’s luck?

Enjoy an alternative sightseeing experience on a half-day bike tour of Chengdu, led by a knowledgeable local guide. Immerse yourself in the traditional culture of the city as you visit the favorite haunts of locals to see how they pursue daily leisure activities. Visit legendary landmarks like the Wenshu Temple and the Qingyang Palace and cycle between impressive monuments at a leisurely pace tailored to your ability. Gain fascinating insight into the rich heritage of Chengdu as you absorb its unique ambience on this energizing and enriching excursion.

We’ll spend half a day exploring the cultural charm of Chengdu—strolling through the historic architecture of Kuanzhai Alley, experiencing Buddhist culture at Wenshu Monastery, and enjoying local life at People’s Park with authentic snacks and tea. I hope to be your local friend showing you the real Chengdu, not just a guide following a set route. Feel free to share your interests—I’m happy to tailor the itinerary for you and offer suggestions for the rest of your trip. I’d be so excited to explore this unique and charming southwestern city with you!

The 1,300-year-old Leshan Giant Buddha—the largest stone Buddha in the world—is one of China’s most visited UNESCO World Heritage sites. Navigating the crowds and logistics on your own can be challenging, but this private tour from Chengdu simplifies the experience by combining insight with a guide-led route. Gain deeper insight into the Buddha's history and significance before sampling authentic local cuisine at a nearby restaurant for a well-rounded, cultural day out.

This activity is a combination of the lifestyle between traditions and fashions about Chengdu. As Wenshu Monastery is a place where you can not only learn about the Buddhism religion, but also a living quarter for the locals. You will see the buildings with traditional style, elegant tea houses, local snack restaurants, etc. While Taiguli area is the center of Chendu, a newly fashionable business center, the landmark of Chengdu.

I was born in Zigong, Sichuan. My parents both work in Zigong salt factory (Zigong produces well salt) and my grandpa used to be a boiler man in salt factory. So my life has an intimate connection with salt. Now I live in Chengdu. Cold noodle and wolf-teeth potato are the most popular snacks in Zigong. The most exciting things in my childhood is to go to the grocery next to school to buy cold noodle or wolf-teeth potato after school, eat them and come back home with my classmate. My mom had opened a food stall to sell cold noodle and wolf-teeth potato for many years. If I was at home, l would help her to cut and fry potato, steam and cool noodle. My mom's stall was very popular because her flavor was good and unique. Now if I'm homesick, I will cook this two dishes at home with well salt and chili from my hometown, it's absolutely authentic Mom's flavor.

Uncover Chengdu's soul with this enriching, small-group tour, guided by a local expert who will take you to hidden spots rarely visited by foreigners. Along with must-see attractions, you’ll experience authentic local life in ways most tourists can’t. Start your day with a peaceful walk through Du Fu Thatched Cottage, the historic residence of China’s most celebrated poet. Then, explore the vibrant energy of Taikoo Li, where tradition meets modernity. Continue your journey through the famous Wide and Narrow Alleys (Kuan & Zhai Alleys), where ancient streets are lined with contemporary cafes and boutique shops. In the afternoon, slow down and embrace Chengdu's leisurely rhythm with a game of mahjong alongside friendly locals at People’s Park, while savoring traditional 盖碗茶 (gaiwan tea). Finally, treat yourself to authentic Chengdu street food, beloved by locals but often missed by visitors. Tours start with a minimum of 2 people.