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5-day romantic trip to Chengdu
$1300
per person
Chengdu is a vibrant city in China known for its great food, hidden gems, tea culture, traditional performances, and must-see attractions. As the culinary capital of Sichuan province, you can indulge in a wide variety of delicious dishes, from fiery hotpots to mouth-watering street food. Explore the city’s hidden gems, such as charming old neighborhoods and tranquil parks, where you can immerse yourself in the local culture. Experience the art of tea drinking in Chengdu’s traditional tea houses and witness captivating traditional performances that showcase the city’s rich history and heritage. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit iconic attractions like ancient temples and beautiful parks during your 5-day trip with your partner.
Travel highlights
Strolling through People’s Park in the early morning, experiencing a rare moment of tranquility during the journey
Visit the former residence of famous figure Du Fu and listen to the national and family grudges behind a great poet
Appreciate the traditional Chinese opera that has been passed down to this day at Chengdu Grand Theatre and experience its unique cultural charm
Taste the authentic local hotpot, feel the hot and spicy aroma, and the warmth spreads throughout your body
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Destination
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Departure TimePlease arrive by 9:15 AM for a prompt departure at 9:30 AM.
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Return TimeApproximately 5:30 PM.
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Dress CodeCasual and comfortable sportswear, hiking shoes, hats, and lightweight jackets corresponding to the season.
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Included5-day romantic trip to ChengduSurprise little giftChina’s Smooth NetworkMeals specified in the itineraryFive star hotelFree admission to all attractionsAll round-trip transportationPrivate English tour guideone-on-one travel consultation and planning services
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Not IncludedOther additional expensesInternational travel insurance
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Day 1:
Welcome to Chengdu, China! Get ready for an exciting day exploring the city's vibrant culture and delicious food. To start your day, head to the Chengdu Museum New Building, where you can learn about the city's rich history and heritage. Afterward, satisfy your taste buds at Ma Wang Zi, a popular eatery known for its mouthwatering local dishes. Continue your adventure at Jinli Pedestrian Street, a bustling marketplace offering a glimpse into traditional Chengdu life. Explore the shops, try some street food, and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere. Next, visit the serene Wenshu Yuan Monastery, a tranquil oasis in the heart of the city. Take a peaceful stroll through the beautiful gardens and admire the ancient architecture. End your day with a culinary delight at Chen Mapo Tofu, known for its famous Mapo Tofu dish. Indulge in the flavors of Sichuan cuisine and experience the city's renowned spice. Enjoy your first day in Chengdu, filled with must-see attractions, hidden gems, and delectable food. Have a wonderful time!
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Day 2:
Today's itinerary is packed with exciting places to visit and delicious food to try in Chengdu. Start your day by exploring the Chengdu Culture Park, a must-see attraction where you can immerse yourself in the rich history and traditional performances of Chengdu. Afterward, satisfy your taste buds at Yu's Family Kitchen, known for its great food and authentic Chengdu cuisine. Take a leisurely stroll through Chengdu Renmin Park, another popular attraction where you can enjoy the serene surroundings and maybe even join in some tea culture activities. Continue your cultural exploration at Daci Temple, a historic site with beautiful architecture and fascinating artifacts. End your day at The Old House Restaurant, a hidden gem that offers a unique dining experience with its traditional ambiance and delectable dishes. Enjoy your second day in Chengdu!
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Day 3:
On the third day of your trip to Chengdu, China, you will have a fantastic day exploring some of the city's top attractions and enjoying delicious local cuisine. Start your day by visiting Du Fu Cottage, a beautiful attraction that was once the residence of the famous Tang Dynasty poet. Immerse yourself in history and admire the traditional Chinese architecture. Next, head to Jinsha Site Museum, where you can learn about the ancient Shu culture and see fascinating archaeological finds. For lunch, indulge in the authentic flavors of Chongqing JiangBei MaoDu Hotpot (QingYang), known for its mouthwatering hotpot dishes. Afterward, explore the vibrant Kuanzhai Alley, a well-preserved historic area with traditional courtyard houses, shops, and teahouses. Finally, end your day with a delicious dinner at Marche Thai Style Hot Pot, where you can savor the unique combination of Thai and Sichuan flavors. Enjoy the perfect blend of culture, history, and gastronomy on this exciting day!
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Day 4
On the fourth day of your trip to Chengdu, get ready for an incredible day filled with amazing experiences! Start your day by visiting the Opera House Chengdu, a must-see attraction where you can witness traditional performances that will leave you in awe. After that, head to Qingyang Palace (Green Ram Temple), another fascinating attraction where you can explore the beautiful architecture and immerse yourself in the rich history of Chengdu. For lunch, indulge in the delicious flavors of Sichuan cuisine at Lusi Gangshi Restaurant(Languifang), a hidden gem known for its great food. In the afternoon, treat yourself to a mesmerizing Sichuan opera performance at Shu Feng Ya Yun Sichuan Opera. The vibrant costumes, captivating music, and impressive skills of the performers will leave you spellbound. Finally, end your day with a delightful dinner at Phoenix Pavilion (InterContinental Chengdu Global Center), where you can enjoy both the ambiance and the delectable dishes. Get ready for an unforgettable day in Chengdu!
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Day 5:
On the fifth day of your trip to Chengdu, China, you will have a delightful itinerary that caters to your interests. Start your day by visiting Wangjianglou Park, a beautiful attraction where you can enjoy the serene surroundings and take a leisurely stroll. Afterward, head to JiuYanQiao JiuBa Jie, a famous eatery street known for its great food. Indulge in delicious local dishes and experience the vibrant atmosphere. Next, visit Chengdu Sports Center, another must-see attraction, where you can witness various sports activities and events. In the afternoon, explore Chunxi Road Pedestrian Street, a bustling shopping area filled with hidden gems, trendy shops, and local boutiques. Finally, end your day at Loft (InterContinental Chengdu Global Center), an amazing eatery with a breathtaking view. Enjoy a scrumptious dinner while marveling at the stunning surroundings. This itinerary ensures you experience the best of Chengdu while indulging in your interests.
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Necessary documents:
- Passport (including Chinese visa)+copy of visa (recommended to be opened separately from the original)
- PS: Carry the original passport with you, the police may randomly inspect it
Clothing and equipment:
- Sunscreen hat+sunglasses+sunscreen, cool towel, comfortable walking shoes (on steep slopes), windproof jacket in winter, shawl or thin jacket (strong air conditioning in shopping malls and subways), folding umbrella to cope with showers
Mobile App:
- WeChat:Contact merchants/tour guides and scan QR codes that can be seen everywhere
- Alipay: China's most basic payment software, which can be bound to Visa/Mastercard to purchase gifts
- Translation: Google Translate, Baidu Translate
- Popular review: Ranking of all nearby food reviews
- Meituan: Deliver the necessary daily necessities to your hotel doorstep within half an hour
Electronic devices and networks：
- Network Solutions：
- Must install VPN, local SIM card, and portable Wi Fi
- Electrical adaptation：
- The voltage in China is 220V, and the socket is a two pin flat type (compatible with American standards). The three pin socket requires a conversion plug
- It is recommended to carry a power bank (boarding is allowed within 20000mA), and Alipay scanning code is required to rent the power bank shared on the street
Emergency response
- General alarm: 110 (English service can be requested, some police provide third-party translation)
- Medical emergency: 120
- Fire alarm: 119
- Consular Protection:+86-10-12308 (Ministry of Foreign Affairs Global Consular Protection 24-hour Hotline, English service)
Michael
These 5 days in Chengdu have been a carnival for our taste buds! From the night snack of hoof flower soup in the early morning to the string of incense in the early morning, from the Mapo tofu recommended by Michelin to the sugar and oil fruit of the street mother-in-law, six meals are arranged every day. The guide took us to the food market to know all kinds of pepper spices, and learned to make Dandan noodles in private cooking courses. In addition to delicious food, the red walls and bamboo shadows of Wuhou Temple are extremely romantic, and the lantern night view of Jinli Ancient Street is suitable for strolling hand in hand. All the included food experiences cost at least three times the price for the same quality in San Francisco!
Robert
Escape from the fast-paced life in New York and find a peaceful time for two people in Chengdu. Every morning, listen to the morning bell and feed the koi at Wenshu Hospital, drink Mengding tea at the home stay terrace at the foot of Qingcheng Mountain in the afternoon, and listen to folk songs at the Jiuyanqiao Bar in the evening. The travel agency carefully designed a couple exclusive experience, buying an emotional connection that is difficult to measure in money
James
We originally thought that the budget could only provide basic experience, but in the end, we enjoyed VIP level treatment! The pick-up car is a special car decorated with roses. The hotel rooms are pre arranged with petals and red wine, and each restaurant has reserved landscape seats. The Michelin starred Sichuan cuisine banquet and private boat dinner included are priced at $300 per person per order. We have decided to celebrate Valentine’s Day in Chengdu again next year!
John
My husband loves adventure, and I enjoy comfortable vacations. This itinerary miraculously satisfies both of us! He can challenge steep trails on foot in Qingcheng Mountain (the tour guide provides professional equipment), while I do Spa in Mid mountain Hot Spring Hotel; He is passionate about trying exotic foods such as rabbit heads and brain flowers, and I can choose exquisite government cuisine set meals. The best turning point is the Panda Base – we all melt for those furry little ones. The all inclusive service allows us to completely avoid disputes over trivial matters and truly enjoy the world of two people.