Day 1: Hong Kong → Chengdu (Tianfu Airport) CX 986 10:00 - 12:40

Upon arrival at Chengdu Tianfu Airport. Transfer to hotel and check-in.

Accommodation: Howard Johnson Life Chengdu or similar hotel

Day 3: Jiuzhaigou

Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area (Includes entrance fee and sightseeing bus): Jiuzhaigou is located in Jiuzhaigou County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. Named for the nine Tibetan villages scattered within the valley, it is a World Heritage Site and a World Biosphere Reserve, known as "Fairy Tale World, Paradise on Earth." The area is renowned for its "Five Wonders": emerald seas, cascading waterfalls, colorful forests, snow-capped peaks, and Tibetan charm. The stunning scenery of lakes and mountains is breathtaking year-round, a sight to behold.

Shuzheng Valley: Jiuzhaigou's gateway scenic area, home to Shuzheng Lakes, Sparkling Lakes, and Wolong Lake. Its cascading lakes and intertwined villages embody the essence of Tibetan village life.

Rize Valley: The most scenic tributary of the valleys, with famous attractions such as Mirror Lake, Pearl Beach Waterfall, Five Flower Lake, Panda Lake, and Arrow Bamboo Lake, a must-see for photography enthusiasts.

Zechawa Valley: Known for its pristine tranquility and highland lakes. Changhai Lake is the highest and largest lake in Jiuzhaigou. Wucai Pool is renowned for its vibrant waters and is known as "Jiuzhaigou's unique wonder."

Nuozhilang Waterfall: The most spectacular waterfall in the valley, this majestic waterfall was used as a filming location for the film "Journey to the West."

Zharu Temple: A prominent Tibetan Buddhist temple within Jiuzhaigou, it boasts a rich religious and cultural atmosphere.

Accommodation: Days Hotel by Wyndham Jiuzhaigou or similar

Day 4 Jiuzhaigou - Chengdu

Return to Chengdu by high-speed rail: Reference train number C9472 10:42-12:23.

Kuan and Zhai Alleys: Located in the heart of Chengdu, Kuan and Zhai Alleys, a historical and cultural district comprising Kuan Alley, Zhai Alley, and Jing Alley, showcases the charm of old Chengdu life and the city's memories. Formerly the garrison of the Eight Banners during the Qing Dynasty, it now boasts a vibrant mix of Sichuanese dwellings, teahouses, gourmet cuisine, and cultural and creative trends. Kuan Alley offers a quaint and leisurely atmosphere, brimming with the aroma of tea; Zhai Alley is artistic and trendy, lined with shops; and Jing Alley blends tradition and modernity, showcasing Chengdu's unique aesthetic and relaxed atmosphere.

People's Park: Located in the heart of Chengdu, People's Park is an urban park integrating leisure, culture, and history. Founded in 1911, the park boasts towering ancient trees, lush flowers, and a picturesque setting, with the reflections of the lake and pavilions creating a captivating backdrop. The renowned Heming Teahouse is an iconic spot for experiencing Chengdu's slow pace of life and tea culture, where residents can often be seen leisurely enjoying tea, chatting, and playing chess. The park also preserves attractions such as the Xinhai Autumn Road Protection Memorial and Jinshui Creek, merging cultural heritage with natural beauty. With its unique "Bashu leisurely" atmosphere, People's Park is an ideal place to experience the rhythm of Chengdu's life and its urban culture.

Accommodation: Howard Johnson LIFE Hotel Chengdu or a similar hotel

Day 5  Chengdu

Panda Base (Entrance Tickets + Electric Cars Included): Located in the northern suburbs of Chengdu, the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding is an ecotourism attraction focused on the protection, breeding, and research of giant pandas and other rare wildlife. Surrounded by lush greenery and a tranquil environment, the base features a cub enclosure, an adult panda area, and a moon-shaped maternity ward, allowing visitors to observe the adorable pandas up close. In addition to giant pandas, the base also houses rare species such as red pandas and black-necked cranes. The base is not only a key institution for scientific research and conservation, but also a showcase for China's ecological conservation achievements and Chengdu's reputation as a city icon to the world.

Wuhou Temple Museum (Tickets Included): Located in Chengdu's Wuhou District, the Wuhou Temple is a renowned historical site commemorating Zhuge Liang, Prime Minister of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period, along with Liu Bei and his ministers. Constructed during the Ming and Qing dynasties, the temple boasts a simple and elegant garden-style layout, lush pines and cypresses, and numerous pavilions and stele pavilions, imbued with historical charm. A statue of Zhuge Liang is enshrined in the main hall, flanked by statues of renowned Shu Han generals, showcasing the historical events and spirit of loyalty and righteousness. Famous attractions include the Liu Bei Hall, the Temple of Han Zhaolie, the Sanyi Temple, and the Ancient Cypress Corridor. The Wuhou Shrine, centered on the core values ​​of "loyalty, wisdom, benevolence, and righteousness," is a cultural sanctuary for understanding the Three Kingdoms culture and the history of the Shu Han Dynasty.

Jinli Ancient Street: Located next to the Wuhou Shrine in Chengdu, Jinli is a historical and cultural district that blends the Three Kingdoms culture with the folk customs of Bashu. The street is dominated by Ming and Qing dynasty-style buildings, with blue tiles and eaves, and red lanterns hanging high, creating an antique charm. Here, Sichuan snacks, handicrafts, folk performances, and unique inns blend the atmosphere of everyday life with a sense of culture. At night, the area is illuminated by lights and bustling with tourists, showcasing the rich atmosphere of Chengdu life and the charm of the ancient city. Known as Chengdu's "calling card," Jinli is a popular destination for experiencing the elegant Sichuan style and a leisurely, slow-paced lifestyle.

Accommodation: Howard Johnson LIFE Hotel Chengdu or a similar hotel

Day 06   Chendu(Tianfu Airport)-HK  CX987  14:30-17:15

Transfer to Tianfu Airport for flight back to HK