Kuanzhai Alley (宽窄巷子)
A cluster of restored lanes and courtyard teahouses where visitors can feel Chengdu’s relaxed urban culture — ideal for an introductory stroll and afternoon tea.

Sichuan Opera — Face Changing (川剧变脸)
A dynamic evening spectacle of masks, music and acrobatics. Opt for a private backstage session so guests can try basic choreography and photograph costumes.

Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding (成都大熊猫繁育研究基地)
Visit in the early morning when pandas are most active. VIP options include keeper talks and limited backstage/feeding access (pre-booked).

Jinsha Site Museum (金沙遗址博物馆)
A modern site museum showcasing the ancient Shu civilization — exquisite bronzes, the Golden Sunbird, and engaging archaeological narratives in English.

Dujiangyan Irrigation System (都江堰)
A 2,000-year-old water‐management marvel still in use today. Best experienced with a scholar-style guide who explains the engineering and its social meaning.

Mount Qingcheng (青城山)
A tranquil Taoist mountain with forested trails and temples. Include a short Taiji lesson or Taoist tea ceremony for hands-on cultural immersion.

Sanxingdui Museum (广汉三星堆博物馆)
Home to extraordinary Bronze-Age artifacts — giant bronze masks and intricate ritual objects that rewrite the story of ancient Sichuan. A guided visit brings out the archaeological drama and visual impact.

Leshan Giant Buddha (乐山大佛) — optional extension
The world’s largest stone Buddha; best viewed from a river cruise to appreciate its scale. Suitable as a day trip if you extend the itinerary.