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Dujiangyan Panda base is close to the panda's wild habitat area. here you will see some pandas back from overseas such as Baobao( which had been in Washington D.C until 2017 and Taishan which was born in Smith National Zoo in Washington D.C, US) Mt.Qingcheng is very beautiful for view and good for hiking . the movie Kungfu Panda crew got much inspiration from Mt.Qingcheng.

We could freely take and make Vlog for you to keep the great memory! Firstly to see the pandas in the panda base. The pandas are often seen lounging in their enclosures, playing with bamboo, or even climbing trees. Tickets and transportation are included and you don't need to worry about the trivial matters. Then go to the people's park to take a rest and watch the attractive Sichuan Opera and amazing Sichuan face change show. As evening falls, go to East Suburb Memory, a retro-cool creative park.Where local young people hang out and have fun. If you want to add other trips, we could also discuss.

If you only have a short time for a visit to Mount Emei, this is the tour for you. You’ll take the high speed train from Chengdu, then your guide will take you to Mount Emei. Here you’ll ride the cable car to the Golden Summit to see the large bronze buddha statue and have panoramic views of snow capped mountains in the distance. After lunch, you’ll visit Baoguo temple and head back to Chengdu.

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