Private Chengdu Layover Panda Base or City Tour Customized to Your Flights

Meet your friendly driver when you arrive at the airport and then head to the places you want to visit. Your guide will meet you at scenic area. After the tour, your driver will send you back to the airport.

Below are some must-visit places in Chengdu. After booked this tour we will contact you and recommend you the places you can visit according to your flights time and scenic area opening hours. You may don't have enough time to see all of them so you can tell us where you want to visit by left us messages.

Chengdu Panda Breeding Center: where you can spend few hours with the cutest, yet impressive, creatures in China! Tour through the baby and adult panda areas and visit the red panda section to see these small adorable animals before head to Wenshu Temple.

Wenshu Temple: a preserved Buddhist temple housing many precious works of art that are considered cultural relics. It is one of the most important Buddhist Temple in Chengdu City. Visit this beautiful and peaceful Buddhist temple. Take a stroll at the temple complex with impressive buddha statues. See the monks and local prayers.

Kuanzhai Alley: one of Chengdu's three historic conservation districts. Constructed in 1718 during the early years of the Qing dynasty, this pleasant pedestrian thoroughfare is home to a fascinating mix of classic Sichuan architecture and modern cafes and boutiques. While you walk, listen to commentary from your guide about the district's history and design, and witness how some of the city's old establishments — local restaurants, traditional teahouses, Chinese calligraphy demonstrations — sit alongside the new. Enjoy the sights of older-style buildings, gardens and rows of souvenir shops and vendors lining the street.

People's Park: a classic place to see locals going about their daily business like singing or dancing before witnessing the cultural idiosyncrasy of Match Corner, an enclave in which parents attempt to match their children with other eligible infants. Leisurely enjoy a cup of local tea by the river and experience the lives of the locals.

Jinli Ancient Street: one of the most well known tourist areas in Chengdu, it's about 550 meters long and housing dozens of food and gift vendors along an ever-expanding network of alleys, and the buildings are in the Qing Dynasty style. The theme is Three Kingdoms Culture with traditional folk custom. Jinli was named as “National Top 10 City Commercial Pedestrian Street”with many bars, inns, snack stores and souvenir shops.