• WenShuFang Folk and Culture Street - Meet at Exit K of Wenshu Fang Metro Station, and enjoy a short walk to our first destination today—a truly unique and authentic local market in Chengdu. This lively marketplace is filled with the freshest seasonal vegetables, a variety of meats, and an assortment of fruits, offering a glimpse into the culinary heart of this food-loving city. Prepare to explore a different side of Chengdu, where the flavors of the season come alive!
• WenShuFang Folk and Culture Street - Second Stop: Enjoy a delicious breakfast featuring the season’s freshest fruits, dumplings, steamed buns, pork ribs, and beef—all selected based on rave reviews from our previous guests. Rest assured, these are crowd favorites and will surely delight your taste buds. A friendly reminder: no need to have breakfast at the hotel today, as we’ve got you covered with an unforgettable culinary experience!
• WenShuFang Folk and Culture Street - Stroll among the old shopping streets of Chengdu on a private tour and enjoy a personalized look at the city’s diverse architectural styles.

Visit Wenshufang Street, Jinli Street, and Kuanzhai Alley with your guide, and gain insights about Wenshu Monastery along the way.

• Wenshu Yuan Monastery - During our time in Wenshu Fang, we’ve arranged a special mindfulness experience for you—deeply traditional and quintessentially Chinese. As part of this unique journey, you’ll also have the opportunity to savor the finest white tea Sichuan has to offer. This is a one-of-a-kind experience, blending tranquility, culture, and the delicate flavors of tea, leaving you with a lasting impression of Chengdu’s rich heritage.
• Chengdu - For today’s lunch, you’ll have the chance to dine at a one-of-a-kind hot pot restaurant in Chengdu, a place with over a decade of history. As you can see in the photos, the flavors here are entirely different from those of ordinary hot pot spots, offering a truly unique experience. However, if spicy food isn’t your preference, we’ll gladly switch it up and treat you to an authentic Sichuan cuisine meal instead. Either way, your taste buds are in for a treat!
• Wuhou Memorial Temple - Wuhou Temple - Most Influential Site of “Three Kingdoms”
  Chengdu Wuhou Temple

About Wuhou Temple

Wuhou Temple, also called Wuhou Shrine or Wuhou Memorial Temple, is an ancestral temple in memory of Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei and other heroes in Shu of Three Kingdom.

Built in 223 AD, Wuhou Memorial Temple is the unique Emperor’s tomb integrated with his prime minister’s shrine in one temple. It is listed in National 4A Scenic Spots and referred to as the most Far-reaching Museum of Three Kingdoms Period and Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit with its intense fragrance of culture, idiomatic Chinese style architecture and gorgeous garden rich with spectacular vegetation. Every year, Wuhou Temple attracts millions of tourists from home and abroad to explore the fabulous Three Kingdom history.

It’s the largest Cultural Relics Museum of Three Kingdom, Chinese Style Architecture, Compact but Beautiful Tranquil Garden

• Kuanzhai Alley - Kuanzhai Alley, also known as “Wide and Narrow Alley” or “Kuanzhaixiangzi Alley”, consists of three historic parallel alleys from the Qing dynasty. Ancient style buildings, local Chengdu life, delicious Sichuan snacks, exquisite Sichuan handicrafts, etc. make it one of the most attractive places in Chengdu.

It consists of Kuan Alley (Wide Alley), Zhai Alley (Narrow Alley), and Jing Alley. The three streets are the remaining part of the buildings after the chaos of war in the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1636-1912). Still maintaining the original looks for hundreds of years, Kuanzhai Alley has been attracting millions of tourists with the typical buildings in ancient Qing style of quadrangle courtyard, Chengdu local snacks, life of old Chengdu, etc. Moreover, fashionable bars with many young singers and various restaurants are abundant in Kuanzhai Alley, making this place a combination of traditional Chinese culture and modern life.

• Jinli Pedestrian Street - Jinli Ancient Street is “The First Street of Shu Kingdom”, and it’s a famous snack street in Chengdu. The ambiance is like stepping back into the past, well presented and historically brilliant. Evening strolls are extremely beautiful, and picturesque with the lanterns lit up and the street performances are also wonderful.

Located in the east of Wuhou Memorial Temple of Chengdu, Jinli Ancient Street, or Jinli Pedestrian Street Chengdu is called “the first street of Shu Kingdom”. Also extolled as the “Riverside Scenes at Qingming Festival” (a famous Chinese painting) of Chengdu. Jinli Ancient Street will bring tourists into the distant Three Kingdoms Period, over 1800 years ago. Covering an area of over 30,000m², the overall street length of Jinli Ancient Street is about 550m. The street is decorated with the western Sichuan style architectures of Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1636-1912).

• Local English-speaking guide
• Admission ticket to Wuhou Shrine
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Lunch
• Tea and coffee

• Gratuities

Explore Wenshufang Street, Jinli Street, and Kuanzhai Alley with your guide, and discover fascinating details about Wenshu Monastery during your journey.

Join enthusiastic and certified foodie guides who are genuine Chengdu locals.

Dine like a local! Discover central Chengdu with a guide and indulge in up to eight delicious tastings, ranging from dumplings to hot pot and other Sichuan delicacies at various eateries. Additionally, visit a local teahouse and spice market to fully experience the city’s ambiance.

Explore the wholesale spice market, offering a wide variety of chilies, herbs, and spices, including the distinctive tongue-tingling Sichuan peppercorn.

Embrace the cultural ambiance! Dive into the rich historical culture at Chengdu’s most renowned attractions. Tour Wenshufang Street, Jinli Street, and Kuanzhai Alley with your guide and gain insights into Wenshu Monastery along the way.

Small group tour (maximum 6 people): Ensures a more personal experience

All fees and taxes included

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