Some Chinese cities, like Beijing and Shanghai, have made a name for themselves on the international stage, while many others remain charmingly under the radar. Chengdu is poised to become the next popular destination for international tourists, offering a unique blend of traditional leisure lifestyle and trendy culture, as well as the opportunity to get close to giant pandas, explore various timeless UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and savor novel cuisine with rich flavors.

For those who prefer “going to China after work on Friday,” a 1- to 3-day tour is perfect. A private guide and a driver will lead you to enjoy Chengdu fully with adorable giant pandas, lively Wide and Narrow Alley, bustling Jinli Street, and the impressive Jinsha Site Museum. Also, they can escort you to explore famous neighboring attractions like the Giant Leshan Buddha, Dujiangyan Irrigation System, and Mt. Emei. If you have more time, don’t miss our 6- to 8-day itinerary to discover the bewitching landscape of western Sichuan or extend to Tibet. Beyond appreciating the enchanting waterscapes of Jiuzhaigou Valley and Huanglong, you can go deeper into the Tibetan areas by exploring the fairy land of Mount Siguniang and Yading. If you are visiting China for the first time and are eager for a trip of more than 10 days that includes Chengdu and other key cities such as Chongqing, Xi’an, Zhangjiajie, and Shanghai, please feel free to contact our English-speaking travel consultants to tailor a personalized itinerary that suits your preferences. ... Read more