Sichuan Tibetan Plateau

Home to over 200 giant pandas, this world-renowned conservation center offers an intimate glimpse into the lives of these beloved creatures within lush, naturalistic habitats. Visiting early in the morning allows you to witness the pandas' most active moments, surrounded by verdant bamboo forests and tranquil ponds.

A charming 550-meter pedestrian street adjacent to Wuhou Temple recreating the atmosphere of a Qing Dynasty commercial hub. Stroll past traditional wooden architecture, vibrant shops, and street food stalls, immersing yourself in centuries-old Sichuan culture and craftsmanship.

A historic temple complex honoring Zhuge Liang, the legendary strategist of the Three Kingdoms era, as well as Liu Bei. Established in 223 AD, its tranquil courtyards, intricate carvings, and ancient relics offer a profound cultural and historical experience as evening falls.

Return for a deeper encounter at this sanctuary where conservation meets daily life. Observe how locals interact with the pandas, and appreciate the ongoing efforts to preserve this national treasure amidst tranquil natural surroundings.

Experience the vibrant energy of this historic market street once more, capturing moments of local life and traditional crafts. The lively atmosphere, ambient lantern light, and aromatic street foods create memories that linger beyond photos.

An evening visit invites quiet reflection amid ancient halls honoring heroic figures. Seek out the hidden viewpoint recommended by your guide for a unique perspective on the temple’s harmonious architecture and serene gardens.

A charming city nestled in lush valleys, Ya'an blends natural beauty with authentic Tibetan and Sichuanese culture. Wander through historic streets lined with wooden shops and sample local delicacies as the scent of pine forests fills the air.