Chengdu Tours

As the homeland of giant pandas, Chengdu is one of the historic cities in China, with a long history of over 3,000 years. It enjoys the title of "the land of abundance", not only for its abundant grain products, but also for its rich tourism resources. Lovely pandas, picturesque landscapes, Buddhist culture, and Tibetan villages are sparkling diamonds on the crown of Chengdu.

We have designed the following tours to explore all the highlights in and around Chengdu. All of them are flexible and can be customized to suit your budget and interests.

Popular Chengdu Tours

One Day Panda Keeper Program in Dujiangyan Panda Base, Chengdu

Get close to pandas and take care of them

Dujiangyan Panda Base is the closest base around Chengdu to join the Panda Keeper Program and take photo next to a panda.

1-Day Dujiangyan Panda Keeper Program From: US$299

The giant panda in Chengdu, the hometown of giant pandas

In-depth visit for panda lovers

Visit the new Wolong Panda Resarch Center, feed pandas and hike in the real habiltat of wild pandas.

4-Day Wolong Panda Keeper Tour From: US$729

Beijing-Xi'an-Chengdu-Guilin/Yangshuo-Shanghai

Cover the most famous sights in Beijing and Xi’an before heading to Chengdu and visit rural part of China in Guilin and Yangshuo.

12-Day Panda Keeper and China Essence From: US$3,089

Taste, Learn and Enjoy

Experience local snacks, hot pot, fried dishes and culinary culture.

3-Day Chengdu Cuisine Tour (Visa-Free) From: US$559

Pandas, Buddha, Mount Emei and Jiuzhaigou

Be amazed by the charms of the mystical Mount Emei, by the scenery in Jiuzhaigou Valley and by China's mascot – the panda.

7-Day Chengdu & Jiuzhaigou Fairyland From: US$1,969

Pandas, Leshan Giant Buddha, and Mount Emei

Visit adorable pandas and see the UNESCO World Heritage sites.

5-Day Chengdu and UNESCO Neighbors From: US$859

Trip Notes

3 Common Questions Travelers Ask Us

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1. What is the best time to visit Chengdu?

The weather of Chengdu is mild and humid, and it’s suitable for travel all year round. March to June is pleasant to visit with refreshing spring colors. September to November is the coolest time to enjoy an autumn tour. March to May is the "falling in love period" for pandas. If you visit Chengdu between late August and December, you will have a greater chance of seeing tiny newborns and cuddle babies in the Panda Breeding and Research Center

2. How to get to Chengdu?

Chengdu is the largest aviation hub in central and western China. By the end of 2016, Chengdu operated 95 international routes and 175 domestic routes. The international destinations include San Francisco, Los Angeles, Sydney, Melbourne, London, Paris, Frankfurt etc. The network covers North America, Europe, Asia, Middle East and Oceania.

As to the domestic routes, most of the big cities operate direct flights to and from Chengdu. It’s convenient to connect Chengdu when travelling around China. You may find more detailed information in the map above.

3. Can I visit Chengdu without a Chinese visa?

Since 1 September, 2013, Chengdu has offered a 72-hour visa-free transit policy for foreign visitors. With a confirmed airline ticket to a third country or region, any holder of a passport issued by any of the 51 qualifying countries can stay in the city for 72 hours without a visa to China, assuming direct transit via the Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport.

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