One-day cultural tour features tea art, paper-cutting and a historic stroll.
Why choose Into Travel China Day Tour
Worry-Free Travel
With years of experience in group travel across China, we provide professional tour guides,
comfortable coaches, and well-paced itineraries for a smooth and enjoyable journey.
Itineraries with Great Value
Our tours cover China's most iconic sights and cultural highlights. All packages are clearly priced
with no hidden costs, offering a high-quality experience at a competitive rate.
No Shopping Stops
We guarantee a truly immersive journey with no shopping stop. Spend more time exploring scenic
spots, enjoying authentic food, and discovering local culture
Travel with Flexibility
Whether you're traveling solo, with friends, or as a family, you can easily join us. Enjoy better
value than private tours with small groups of 6-12 people and year-round departures.
Itinerary
Explore each day’s highlights, pace, routes, hotels, meals,
and photos—so you know exactly what to expect along the way.
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Included & Excluded
The price is based on two people sharing a double room. If you prefer a single room, please contact us for a quote.
Price may vary depending on exchange rates, travel dates, and hotel class.
Prices may vary depending on the season and promotional activities. Please consult your advisor for details.
Price Includes:
Comfortable hotel with daily breakfast (twin room)
Professional English-speaking local tour guide
Air-conditioned private coach throughout the tour
Entrance tickets to all listed attractions and activities
Lunches as specified in the itinerary
Domestic flights and high-speed train tickets
One travel accident insurance per person
Price Excludes:
International flights to and from China
Airport transfer to hotel on arrival day (Day 1)
Optional or recommended activities
Chinese visa application fees
Tips for guides and drivers
Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
Personal expenses (e.g. shopping, laundry, hotel minibar)
Cancellation Policy
We understand that travel plans may change. Please review our cancellation policy below:
Free cancellation if canceled 60 days or more before the tour starts
5% of total tour cost if canceled 45-59 days before departure
10% of total tour cost if canceled 30-44 days before departure
25% of total tour cost if canceled 15-29 days before departure
45% of total tour cost if canceled 7-14 days before departure
100% of total tour cost if canceled less than 7 days before departure
What’s one thing most tourists forget to pack for Chengdu that would make their trip easier?
Answered by intotravelchina |
July 28,2025 17:15
A small hand fan! Chengdu’s humidity makes even mild temperatures feel sticky. Foldable fans (¥15 at street markets) are a lifesaver during tea ceremonies or outdoor walks. Locals carry them year-round—even in winter!
Asked by Sabina Tobias from Brazil | July 28,2025 16:41
Are there any evening activities in the historic district where I can meet locals or other travelers?
Answered by intotravelchina |
July 28,2025 17:15
Join a "Sichuan Opera Face-Changing" show at Shu Feng Ya Yun Theater (¥80–¥200). Afterward, locals often gather at "Tea House No. 8" to discuss the performance. Strike up a conversation with: "Nǐ jué de biàn liǎn nán ma?" ("Do you think face-changing is hard?"). You’ll make friends in no time!
I want to buy a paper-cutting of the Chengdu Panda
but I’m afraid it’ll get crushed in my luggage. Any packaging tips?
Answered by intotravelchina |
July 28,2025 17:16
Ask the artist to roll it in bamboo paper and place it in a cardboard tube (¥10 extra). For extra protection, wrap the tube in bubble wrap. Locals often carry souvenirs in reusable cloth bags (bù dài)—eco-friendly and sturdy!
Asked by Abraham from Indonesia | July 28,2025 15:57
What’s in season in Chengdu during spring/summer vs. autumn/winter?
Answered by intotravelchina |
July 28,2025 17:16
Spring/Summer: Cooling dishes like "Bitter Melon with Black Beans" and "Cold Noodles with Sesame Sauce" to combat heat.
Autumn/Winter: Hearty stews like "Hot Pot with Sichuan Peppercorns" and "Braised Pork Belly with Taro" for warmth.
The chef might adjust based on daily market arrivals—ask to see the "tè sè cài" (special dishes) board!
I want to buy one for my friend. Where’s the best place?
Answered by intotravelchina |
July 28,2025 17:20
Yes. The best place to find authentic, high-quality ones is in the historic districts of Chengdu, especially around Kuanzhai Alley or the area near Wenshu Monastery. These areas have family-run shops that specialize in traditional tea utensils, where you can find both decorative teapots and smaller, practical ones suitable for home use.