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Set out in the evening with an expert guide to find the best dinner dishes in Chengdu on this tour. Explore pedestrian alleyways, hidden parks, and small temples where you visit favorite local eateries. Experience Chengdu's cuisine and culture by eating at the same places that local people do. Explore the local cuisine with a guide Enjoy beer, soda, and rice wine

Immerse yourself in the world of pandas on this private day tour to Wolong Panda Base. You’ll have the ultimate hassle-free day with a hotel pickup, drop-off, and admission tickets included. Learn fascinating insights about panda behavior from a panda expert, and explore the Panda Base attractions. If you’d like to upgrade, you can volunteer at the Panda Base, and get a chance to learn more about pandas. ·Chengdu hotel pickup and drop-off included ·The perfect tour for animal lovers ·Option to upgrade and volunteer in the Panda Base ·Admission to Wolong Panda Base included

Gain an overview of Chengdu in one day on this private guided tour of the city featuring its major historical and contemporary attractions. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors wanting to learn about the city’s ancient history and modern life, and includes a visit to the famous Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding and a local lunch, with option to add a Sichuan opera show. See pandas at Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding Learn about contemporary day-to-day life at People’s Park Tuck into a typical Sichuan lunch or upgrade to a hot pot lunch Private transportation including hotel pickup and drop-off

The personal drivers we provide Getting around China on public transport can be challenging, particularly if you don’t speak or read Chinese. Make it easy on yourself by booking a private driver direct from your door for this transport-only tour. Start at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. Then, rather than piece together metro, bullet train, and buses, relax on the 2-hour drive to the Leshan Giant Buddha, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This corner of Chengdu was known by many names: Shaocheng (少城), Luocheng（罗城）, Mancheng(满城)—each name a chapter in its 2200-year saga. Once a walled world, sealed off for Manchu communities alone, this enclave wasn’t just bricks and boundaries; it was a living, breathing slice of Qing-dynasty life, tucked into the heart of Sichuan. Why here? What did daily life feel like for the bannermen and their families who called it home—sipping tea in hutongs, training in courtyards, or weaving local flavors into their northern traditions? And what makes its echoes still pulse today, drawing visitors to wander where history lingers in every alley? We’ll peel back the layers: grand tales of empire and segregation, paired with small, vivid moments. By the end, you won’t just see Mancheng—you’ll live a day in its shoes, where past and present dance in the shadows of its walls. Let’s step in.

Begin your adventure with a pickup from your hotel in downtown Chengdu. Travel to Taoping Village, a living fortress frozen in time. Built in 111 BC, this is the best‑preserved Qiang settlement. It's a labyrinth of stone where 8 hidden entrances and winding passages only locals can navigate. At its heart rise 30‑meter stone watchtowers, built without nails or mortar, yet they've survived centuries of earthquakes. Beneath your feet, an ancient spring‑fed water network still flows, Visit local Qiang households, where the people keep alive their traditions and a way of life unchanged for generations. Next, head to Ganbao Tibetan Village, the largest Gyalrong Tibetan settlement. Built entirely from river stones and giant boulders, this is also the birthplace of "Boba Senge" (Tibetan Lion Dance), a national intangible cultural heritage – a powerful, slow dance created by returning soldiers to commemorate their fallen comrades in battle. Lunch in Tibetan family-run restaurant.

In the hometown of Kung Fu Panda you can not only witness the adorable pandas up close but also immerse yourself in the charm of Kung Fu. This city is where the traditional martial arts and Tai Chi have been practiced for over 2,300 years in the UNESCO World Heritage site, Mount Qingcheng. It is also the place where the martial arts that inspired legendary stars like Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee originated. Here you'll have the unique opportunity to learn authentic Tai Chi, one of China’s most revered martial arts, along with other traditional martial arts, all under the guidance of seasoned masters. Meanwhile, Visit Panda Valley, a world-famous panda conservation area, to observe these national treasures in their natural habitat. Don’t miss exploring Chengdu’s three iconic landmarks: Zhongshu Bookstore (one of the Top 10 Most Beautiful Bookstores in the World), Yantianwo (with the world’s largest panda sculpture), and Nanqiao (an ancient bridge embodying centuries of Chengdu’s culture).

See Chengdu's giant pandas and explore the Leshan Giant Buddha on a private day tour with an English-speaking guide. Start at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, then travel to Leshan by high-speed train for a walking visit to the Buddha scenic area. Your tour includes lunch, admission to both attractions, round-trip high-speed train tickets and private local transfers in Leshan. Your train seat class is determined by the booking option you select. Highlights: - A private English-speaking guide for your group - Giant pandas and the Leshan Giant Buddha in one day - High-speed rail between Chengdu and Leshan, with local vehicle transfers in Leshan - A walking visit at Leshan, rather than a river cruise - Lunch included; dinner is not included - Complimentary pickup from hotels within Chengdu's 3rd Ring Road

This is not a fast-paced tour — it's a slow journey into Chengdu's laid-back lifestyle. Watch giant pandas munch bamboo , sip traditional tea in People‘s Park, and try your hand at mahjong — the beloved game that brings locals together. Step into Wuhou Shrine and hear epic tales of the Three Kingdoms, wander through Jinli Ancient Street and taste authentic Sichuan snacks, and learn to cook classic dishes like mapo tofu and kung pao chicken at the Sichuan Cuisine Museum. Visit Sanxingdui or Jinsha Site to unlock the mysteries of the 3,000-year-old Shu civilization. In the evening, be mesmerized by a Sichuan Opera show with its lightning-fast face-changing act. All-inclusive, zero hidden costs. Entrance fees, cooking class, Sichuan Opera show, tea and mahjong experience, 4-star hotels, daily breakfast, private transfers, and English-speaking guide are all included. No shopping stops, no detours, no add-on charges. Just slow down and live like a local — the Chengdu way.

Discover the natural beauty and cultural soul of western China on this unforgettable journey through Chengdu, Dujiangyan, Qingcheng Mountain, Jiuzhaigou, Huanglong, and Mount Emei. Meet giant pandas in Chengdu, explore the ancient Dujiangyan Irrigation System, and experience Taoist heritage and wellness at Qingcheng Mountain, the birthplace of Taoism. Marvel at the turquoise lakes, waterfalls, and alpine scenery of Jiuzhaigou National Park and the golden travertine terraces of Huanglong. Visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites including the Leshan Giant Buddha and sacred Mount Emei, and enjoy hands-on cultural experiences that reveal local traditions and daily life. With breathtaking landscapes, meaningful cultural immersion, and smooth transportation throughout, this thoughtfully curated tour offers a perfect balance of nature, history, and authentic experiences—ideal for travelers seeking a deeper and more memorable China adventure.

This is a fully private cultural journey led by a professional English-speaking guide and driver. Explore Sichuan’s highlights—including pandas, ancient temples, and the Giant Buddha—at your own pace. Enjoy comfortable private transport, skip-the-line tickets, flexible itinerary adjustments, and authentic local dining, making this tour ideal for families, couples, or small groups seeking a high-quality, immersive China experience.

· Efficient and fulfilling sightseeing in Chengdu · Experience the dual charm of nature and history · Fully customizable itinerary and destinations to suit your preferences · 24/7 online customer service team is here for you. Our tours include a private vehicle and a Japanese/Korean/English-speaking guide, and we can stop anytime for you to take beautiful photos. The itinerary is highly flexible and can be adjusted according to your preferences. As a provider of fully customized travel services, we also offer two-day tour options to other destinations, such as a combined trip to Mount Emei and the Leshan Giant Buddha. One-day tours are also available. Based on the destinations you'd like to visit, we will create a personalized plan that meets your needs. If you wish to customize your itinerary, please go ahead and book this route first, then contact us. The final price will be adjusted (refunded or charged additionally) depending on the actual itinerary.

Explore Chengdu’s vibrant local culture with a private vehicle tour featuring the Giant Panda Base, authentic Sichuan lunch, People’s Park, Heming Teahouse, and Kuanzhai Alley. This tour immerses you in Chengdu's daily life, allowing you to observe giant pandas in their natural habitat, savor traditional Sichuan cuisine, and unwind in the tranquil ambiance of a local teahouse. Conclude your day by wandering through historic Kuanzhai Alley, where the old meets the new in charming contrast. Ideal for families and first-time visitors, this flexible itinerary provides a deeper understanding of Chengdu’s unique lifestyle and culinary delights. - Visit the Giant Panda Base for an up-close encounter with pandas - Enjoy a delicious, authentic Sichuan lunch at a local restaurant - Experience traditional tea culture at Heming Teahouse in People’s Park - Explore the historic streets of Kuanzhai Alley, filled with local snacks and shops

Full-day tour of Sichuan food culture from Chengdu Visit the old town of Luodai and taste local food Learn about Sichuan cuisine at the Museum of Sichuan Cuisine and at a Pixian chili bean paste factory Enjoy typical Hakka snacks for lunch Dine on a delectable hot pot meal for dinner Bring an empty stomach and an open mind for this gourmet food tour from Chengdu and enjoy a full day discovering the gastronomy of China’s Sichuan province. Explore historic Luodai and sample Hakka treats like sticky rice balls and smoked goose at the many street food stalls. Next, learn how regional specialty Pixian chili bean paste is made on a factory tour, then uncover the region’s culinary secrets at the Museum of Sichuan Cuisine. Back in Chengdu, end your tour with a delicious hot pot dinner at a traditional restaurant.

Book our private Chengdu one-day tour for a relaxed and seamless experience. We provide private car service with your personal guide who also acts as your driver, offering attentive full-day service throughout the trip. The tour includes a comfortable 5-seat sedan, with hotel pick-up and drop-off, plus round-trip transfers to the Giant Panda Base and Kuanzhai Alleys. Our experienced guide will accompany you inside the Giant Panda Base, sharing plenty of fun and fascinating facts about these adorable black-and-white fluffy creatures. For lunch, hit a popular Michelin-listed noodle house, where you can taste the classic local *Three Flavors Noodle*. Or choose to sample some authentic Sichuanese dishes in a local "fly restaurant". After lunch, a leisurely walk through Kuanzhai Alleys, introducing Chengdu’s 2,500-year history and letting you fully immerse yourself in the slow, laid-back local lifestyle. After a wonderful day , we will take you back safely to your hotel.

Discover the rich Tibetan culture at Ganbao Tibetan Village through an immersive day of traditional experiences. Stroll around and explore the village in the morning, learn about its unique architecture and historical significance. Enjoy a delicious Tibetan lunch, featuring local flavors and original ecological ingredients. Participate in the art of butter tea-making guided by a local Tibetan, a fundamental aspect of Tibetan daily life. For those interested, optional activities include creating Thangka paintings, Tibetan embroidery, and traditional paper-cutting, each showcasing the region's artistic heritage. Dress in authentic Tibetan attire for a photo session, capturing the essence of the Tibetan culture. In the evening, savor a hearty yak meat hotpot while joining the locals in a lively Guozhuang dance, exchanging the customary greeting of a Hada. The day concludes with a warm bonfire celebration, where you can fully embrace the Tibetan spirit of community and hospitality.