1. The walking tour takes a long time, so it is recommended to wear light clothes and sports shoes, carry drinking water, etc. for a comfortable trip.
2. It is forbidden to bring inflammable, explosive or sharp objects. Drunk people may be denied entry and no refund will be given. Please understand.
3. Each person is limited to one 24-26 inch suitcase or one backpack under 70L.
4. About meals: Breakfast is included in the hotel. Lunch and dinner are at your own expense and are paid on order. No hotel package does not include meals.
A 6-day in-depth tour is ideal for experiencing the essence of both Chengdu and Chongqing. This allows ample time to visit major attractions like the Chengdu Panda Base and Leshan Giant Buddha, as well as the magical city features of Chongqing, including Hongyadong and its unique light rail. Such a duration provides a balanced pace to enjoy cultural sights, culinary delights, and the distinct atmospheres of each city without feeling rushed.
At the Chengdu Panda Base, visitors can witness China's national treasure, the giant panda, in a naturalistic habitat. You'll observe their daily lives, including feeding times, playful interactions, and caring for their cubs. It's a unique opportunity for an immersive interaction with these beloved creatures, supporting conservation efforts while creating unforgettable memories.
Chongqing is renowned for its 3D magical mountain city landscape. Must-see features include the stunning night view of Hongyadong, which resembles scenes from 'Spirited Away', and the spectacular experience of the light rail dramatically passing directly through a residential building. These attractions highlight Chongqing's unique topography and architectural marvels, offering truly unforgettable urban experiences.
Visitors to Sichuan and Chongqing can embark on a rich culinary journey. In Chengdu, explore serene Wenshu Temple for Zen tea and savor diverse Yulin Road street snacks. Experience the Dongmen Wharf night banquet for local delicacies. In Chongqing, immerse yourself in the vibrant Chongqing hotpot carnival, known for its bold and spicy flavors, offering an authentic taste of the region's gastronomic culture.
The most common and efficient way to travel between Chengdu and Chongqing is by high-speed train. The journey typically takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, offering a comfortable and scenic ride. Alternatively, buses are available, taking longer, around 3-4 hours. For a worry-free experience, a private car transfer can also be arranged, providing convenience and flexibility tailored to your schedule.
Chengdu is known for its relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, making it a generally inclusive destination for all visitors. The city's focus on leisure, rich cultural heritage, and friendly locals contribute to a comfortable travel environment. As a major tourist city, English-speaking services are increasingly available in hotels and major attractions, aiding international travelers in navigating the city and engaging with its vibrant culture.
The Leshan Giant Buddha is a world-class wonder due to its immense scale and historical significance. Carved into a cliff face, it is the largest and tallest stone Buddha statue in the world, a testament to ancient craftsmanship. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers a profound sense of awe and spiritual grandeur, drawing visitors to marvel at its thousand-year-old presence and the surrounding natural beauty.
Guided tours significantly enhance the travel experience by providing expert insights and seamless logistics. With an independent Chinese/English speaking tour guide, visitors gain deeper cultural and historical understanding of attractions such as the Leshan Giant Buddha and Hongyadong. An exclusive car and one-stop solution for tickets and transportation ensure a worry-free journey, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the sights without logistical concerns.