Chengdu · Chengdu Museum + People's Park + Kuanzhai Alleys + Jiuyanqiao One-Day Tour

This one-day tour in Chengdu combines historical culture, marketplace-style daily life and night scenery, allowing visitors to experience Chengdu’s charm from all aspects. The detailed introduction is as follows: Chengdu Museum Located next to Tianfu Square, Chengdu Museum is a large-scale comprehensive urban museum in Southwest China. With a total of 9 floors, it houses a rich collection of cultural relics, including bronze ware, gold and silver ware, painted brick carvings, and more, spanning from the Neolithic Age to the Republic of China period. Visitors can gain in-depth insights into Chengdu’s historical changes and cultural heritage here. Recommended visiting time: 2-3 hours. People's Park From Chengdu Museum, head to People's Park—a perfect place to experience Chengdu’s slow-paced life. You can sit down at Heming Tea House, a century-old teahouse, sip a bowl of "Gaiwan Tea" (covered-bowl tea), watch tea art performances, and even try unique services like ear cleaning. In addition, you can visit the Railway Protection Movement Memorial Square and the Railway Protection Movement Martyrs Monument to learn about the relevant history. Recommended visiting time: about 1 hour. Kuanzhai Alleys Composed of three parallel alleys—Kuan Alley (Wide Alley), Zhai Alley (Narrow Alley) and Jing Alley (Well Alley)—Kuanzhai Alleys are the relatively large-scale preserved ancient streets in Chengdu. Kuan Alley was once a residence for nobles, where you can admire Sichuan-style folk architecture; Zhai Alley has many shops and Sichuan opera performances, and you can also buy panda-themed cultural and creative products; Jing Alley is full of marketplace vibes. Visitors can stroll here to feel the leisure of old Chengdu and taste various local snacks. Recommended visiting time: about 1 hour. Jiuyanqiao Head to Jiuyanqiao after nightfall—it is the "heart" of Chengdu at night, where neon lights blend with the river, and folk music mingles with the aroma of wine. First, you can visit the ancient Jiuyanqiao Bridge of the Ming Dynasty (with nine archways) and admire its unique style in the night. You can also wander around the night market near the bridge and taste local food. Later, go to the Bar Street—from folk music pubs to electronic music clubs, you can choose according to your preference to experience Chengdu’s lively nightlife. Recommended visiting time: about 1 hour.