Welcome to Chengdu

7-Day Classic Chengdu Travel Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Chengdu, City Tour
Chunxi Road Pedestrian Street: Experience Chengdu's bustling commercial area and taste various local snacks.
Taikoo Li: A shopping and entertainment area combining modern and traditional styles.
People's Park: Experience the leisurely lifestyle of Chengdu locals by drinking tea and playing mahjong.
Kuanzhai Alley: Learn about Chengdu's history and culture while tasting Sichuan snacks.
Day 2: Panda Base and Qingcheng Mountain
Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding: Visit in the morning to see adorable pandas and other rare animals.
Qingcheng Mountain: Known as the "birthplace of Taoism," it offers beautiful scenery, perfect for hiking and experiencing Taoist culture.
Day 3: Dujiangyan and Anren Ancient Town
Dujiangyan Irrigation System: A World Cultural Heritage site, learn about the ancient water conservancy marvel.
Anren Ancient Town: Experience the rustic charm of a western Sichuan ancient town and taste local specialties.
Day 4: Leshan Giant Buddha
Leshan Giant Buddha: The world's largest stone-carved Maitreya Buddha statue, enjoy the spectacular Buddha and surrounding mountain and water scenery.
Mount Emei (optional): If time permits, visit Mount Emei to experience the tranquility of this Buddhist holy site.
Day 5: Wenshu Monastery and Jinli Ancient Street
Wenshu Monastery: Experience Buddhist culture and try vegetarian food.
Jinli Ancient Street: A retro street area to buy unique handicrafts and watch Sichuan opera face-changing performances.
Day 6: Natural Scenery Around Chengdu
Luodai Ancient Town: A Hakka culture-themed ancient town to experience different folk customs.
Qinglong Lake: Leisurely stroll and enjoy the natural scenery.
Day 7: Free Activities or Shopping
Arrange according to personal interests, or visit the Sichuan Museum to learn about Sichuan culture.
Shopping: If you like shopping, you can revisit Chunxi Road or the High-tech Zone.
Travel Tips
Transportation: Chengdu's metro is convenient, with easy access between attractions; taxis or car rentals are also options.
Food: Hotpot, skewers, rabbit head, mapo tofu, long chao shou (Sichuan dumplings), and lai tang yuan (glutinous rice balls) are all worth trying.
Accommodation: Recommended hotels near Chunxi Road and Kuanzhai Alley for convenient transportation and elegant environment.
Notes: Arrange attraction tickets in advance, avoid peak times, and respect local cultural customs.