Chengdu
3 nights · People’s Park / Tianfu Square
Tea, old-city walks and metro connections fit around a central base.
Chengdu · 3 nightsFour days for the famous bears and the city’s better habit: sitting down.
The panda morning has no competing afternoon attraction; the evening show comes after a real break.
Wuhou Shrine and Jinli sit side by side; dinner at Shu Daxia rounds off the day with a shared hotpot.
The extra night gives arrival and departure room, while keeping pandas, tea and the old-city walk on separate days.

Tea steam curls above a bamboo chair at Heming.
People's Park (Heming Teahouse) ›A panda’s paws cradle breakfast, bamboo crunching through the morning.
Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding ›At Shufeng Yayun, another mask flashes past before the applause.
Watch face-changing at Shufeng Yayun ›Morning footsteps soften in the shade of Wuhou’s garden.
Wuhou Shrine ›Afternoon snacks under Jinli’s red lanterns, crumbs on your fingers.
Jinli Ancient Street ›
The first dip into Shu Daxia’s bubbling broth warms dinner.
Eat hotpot at Shu Da Xia on Chunxi Road ›Morning tea behind a courtyard doorway in Kuanzhai’s lanes.
Kuanzhai Alley (Wide and Narrow Alleys) ›7 moments · swipe →
Check in first. Heming Teahouse in People’s Park is the default; make this short or skip it after a late arrival.
Protect the afternoon for the return and rest. Shufeng Yayun is the specific evening venue; choose the actual performance after dates are set.
Wuhou Shrine and Jinli share a compact area. Dinner is Shu Daxia’s Chunxi Road branch; allow the cross-town journey and any queue.
A short stroll only if departure permits. For three days, remove this day and one night; day three becomes departure day, with only Wuhou Shrine if the connection allows.
Use the calendar to check holidays and typical weather. Published sessions and opening days depend on your exact dates.
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