Tours in Chengdu

Uncover the life stories of pandas and immerse in culture and life of Chengdu in the full day trip with expert local guide. Visit and learn great stories of Giant Pandas and Red Pandas. Explore a local art market where there are hundreds of workshop for traditional Chinese arts, get hands-on learning of Chinese calligraphy & painting. Join local people in the People's park for dancing, singing, exercising etc. Sit down and enjoy tea in the teahouse, while learning about tea and Majhong games with your guide.

Accompanied by excellent local tour guide, take the full-day private tour to see the lovely furry giant pandas of all ages at Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda, explore one of the UNESCO listed World Heritage sites of Leshan Giant Buddha, taste delicious Sichuan cuisine at local restaurant, and enjoy private transportation during the whole trip.

Discover Harbin’s top winter attractions on this 2 day private tour from Chengdu by plane. Explore the famous Harbin Ice and Snow World, Sun Island and other city highlights. Be amazed by the exquisite ice sculptures combining with lighting techniques and lasers. Take the convenient ropeway cross Songhua River to enjoy the 360 degree view. Your tour guide will accompany you along the way, explain the history's and stories. Tour including English speaking tour guide, entrance fee, plane tickets, lunch and travel by private vehicle. You can choose to end your tour in Harbin or return Chengdu. Tour includes the option to book local 4 star accommodation with daily breakfast.

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.