Giant pandas at feeding time, the huge Leshan Buddha, Sichuan hotpot and a day on Mount Emei. China visa included.
Chengdu & Giant Pandas Tour – 5 Days / 4 Nights
Overview
What is Chengdu & Giant Pandas Tour – 5 Days / 4 Nights?
Giant pandas at feeding time, the huge Leshan Buddha, Sichuan hotpot and a day on Mount Emei. China visa included.
Chengdu is the home of the giant panda. You visit the panda breeding base early in the morning, when the pandas are awake and eating, and see the babies in the nursery.
You also see the 71-metre Leshan Giant Buddha carved into a river cliff, spend a day on the sacred Mount Emei, and try Sichuan hotpot. Your China visa is included.
Trip Highlights
- Giant panda breeding base at morning feeding time
- Teahouse culture in People's Park
- The 71-metre Leshan Giant Buddha, seen from a boat
- Mount Emei, or Dujiangyan and Qingcheng Mountain
- Sichuan hotpot dinner
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Arrive in Chengdu
- Pickup at Chengdu airport and transfer to your hotel
- Evening on Jinli Ancient Street
Giant pandas
- Arrive at the panda base when it opens to see the pandas eating
- Visit the nursery, then relax in a People's Park teahouse
Leshan Giant Buddha
- Drive to Leshan
- See the Giant Buddha from a boat, then walk down the stairs beside it
- Hotpot dinner back in Chengdu; Sichuan opera is optional
Mount Emei or Dujiangyan
- Choose Mount Emei's monasteries and cable car, or the ancient Dujiangyan irrigation works and Qingcheng Mountain
Departure
- Free morning at Kuanzhai Alley, then transfer to the airport
What's Included
- 4 nights in a 3 or 4-star Chengdu hotel with daily breakfast
- Panda base, Leshan Buddha and Mount Emei (or Dujiangyan) tickets
- Leshan boat ride and hotpot dinner
- Airport pickup and drop-off
- Transfers and sightseeing as in the itinerary, with an English-speaking guide
- Entry tickets for the places named in the itinerary
- China tourist visa (our visa team prepares and files it for you)
Not Included
- Return flights from Kathmandu (we can quote and book them for you)
- Sichuan opera show
- Lunches and dinners not named in the itinerary
- Travel insurance
- Optional activities, cable cars and shows not named in the itinerary
- Tips, drinks and personal costs
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sichuan food very spicy?
<p>Often, yes. Ask for 'bu la' (not spicy) and choose the mild side of a split hotpot. Your guide will help you order.</p>
Do Nepali citizens need a visa for China?
<p>Yes. Nepali passport holders need a China tourist visa, applied for through the embassy before travel. It is included in this package, and our visa team prepares the documents and files it for you. Allow about two weeks.</p>
Are flights from Kathmandu included?
<p>No. Flights from Kathmandu to China change by date and route, so we quote the best fare for your dates and add it to the booking.</p>
Is vegetarian or Indian food easy to find?
<p>It takes a little planning. Big cities have Indian restaurants and Buddhist vegetarian places, and we tell your guide and hotels about your diet in advance.</p>
Starting from
NPR 130,500 / person
5 Days / 4 Nights · 2–20 pax
✓ Free cancellation up to 14 days
✓ Best price guarantee
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