• Mount Qingcheng - Escape the busy life of Chengdu and immerse yourself in the natural splendor of Sichuan province on this full-day excursion. Begin your journey at Qingcheng Mountain, renowned for its lush environment and serene atmosphere, as well as its well-preserved Taoist temples. Enjoy a boat ride across Yuecheng Lake, then take in the view of the verdant forest from a cable car. Follow your guide on a hike up the mountain, visiting various temples such as the Jianfu Temple from the Tang Dynasty and the Tianshi Cave, completed during the Qing Dynasty, where a famous Taoist master once taught. Retrace your steps back down the mountain.
• Dujiangyan Irrigation System - After enjoying lunch at a local restaurant (included), take a scenic drive to the Dujiangyan Irrigation System. Constructed in 256 BC for irrigation and flood control, the Dujiangyan is a remarkable hydraulic engineering feat of the Qin Dynasty. Observe the fish mouth levee, named for its conical shape resembling a fish’s mouth, and discover its crucial role in the system.

The Dujiangyan area is also known for its stunning landscape and numerous cultural relics and historical sites. Visit the Two Kings Temple and the Dragon-Taming Temple, and appreciate the traditional Chinese architectural style and the intricate designs of ancient statues. Wander through the gardens of Lidui Park and witness how engineering marvels harmoniously integrate with the park’s natural beauty.

• Guidance from a professional English-speaking guide
• Transport in a private, air-conditioned vehicle
• All place admissions as per the itinerary
• Boat ride and round-trip cable car at Qingchengshan
• Excursion bus service at Qingchengshan and Dujiangyan
• Local restaurant lunch experience

• Gratuities

Escape the urban routine and immerse yourself in the splendor of Sichuan’s natural attractions with this full-day trip to Qingcheng Mountain and the Dujiangyan Irrigation System - both acknowledged as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Behold the impressive sight of temples and halls seemingly integrated with the thick bamboo forests and caves of Qingcheng Mountain, where you’ll embark on a boat trip and guided hike. Be astounded by the architecture of the Dujiangyan Irrigation System, which dates back to 256 BC and played a crucial role in the regional irrigation and agricultural growth.

• Please be advised that a moderate amount of walking is involved and the hike up Qingcheng Mountain involves a few steep slopes; comfortable walking shoes are recommended

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.