3-Day Sichuan Nature & Panda Adventure: Panda Valley，Mt. Siguniang，Shuangqiao Valley，Bipenggou
Tour Prices/per person
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*If your group has fewer or more than 5 people, please contact us for a recalculated price.
Tour Highlights
- 240-Hour Visa-Free Transit—Explore Chengdu and its top attractions without needing a visa for up to 240 hours.
- Meet China’s national treasure at Dujiangyan Panda Park — see adorable baby pandas, learn about panda conservation, and witness their playful daily routines up close.
- Mt. Siguniang’s Shuangqiao Valley — ride through a majestic landscape of towering peaks, deep valleys, ancient sandthorn forests, and wildflower-covered meadows.
- Immerse in Tibetan culture at Ganbao Tibetan Village — stroll through a centuries-old stone village nestled in the mountains and experience authentic local traditions.
- Explore the alpine paradise of Bipenggou — discover crystal-clear lakes, cascading waterfalls, colorful forests, and snow-capped peaks in all four seasons.
3-Day Itinerary
Morning: Hotel pick-up and departure by car (exact time to be confirmed by your guide). Drive along the scenic Minjiang River, passing Dujiangyan, Zipingpu Dam, and the Dujiangyan-Wenchuan Highway, heading to Dujiangyan Panda Valley.
10:00–12:00 – Upon arrival, receive a map of the park and plan your route. Start your visit at the Panda Nursery to see adorable newborn panda cubs and learn about their environment and care. Then, explore the panda enclosures and watch them eat bamboo, play, and nap — an unforgettable experience.
Lunch: On your own at a nearby local restaurant.
Afternoon: Transfer to Ganbao Tibetan Village (free-entry area, approx. 2-hour visit). This charming hillside village is known as "Ganbao Jia Qiong" in Tibetan, meaning "the great village of a hundred households." Enjoy the distinctive Tibetan stone houses and their impressive artistic carvings.
Dinner: On your own. You may also choose to enjoy a traditional Tibetan meal and a bonfire party (optional, extra cost).
After dinner, check in to your hotel in Gulgou.
Hotel:Ctrip Four-diamond Hotel
Morning: After breakfast, head to the breathtaking Bipenggou Scenic Area, a paradise of natural beauty year-round:
Spring: lush greenery and wildflowers
Summer: a cool escape from the heat
Autumn: vibrant red leaves for hiking
Winter: snow-capped peaks and natural hot springs
Explore pristine forests, glacial lakes, waterfalls, alpine meadows, and turquoise streams along historic tea-horse trade routes. Key scenic spots include Zhuma Lake, White Dragon Waterfall, Moon Bay, and Panyang Lake.
Lunch: On your own after leaving the scenic area.
After lunch, drive to Siguniang Mountain Town and check into the hotel.
Evening (Optional): Watch the spectacular indoor Tibetan musical drama “Encounter Skura” (26 usd /person, at your own expense). Created by renowned Tibetan artist Rongzhong Erjia, the performance features five zones and three stages, showcasing traditional Tibetan song, dance, rituals, legends, and rich cultural history. This immersive show is a powerful and moving tribute to Tibetan spirit and artistry.
Hotel:Ctrip Four-diamond Hotel
Today you’ll explore Shuangqiao Valley, known for its wide, open landscapes and dramatic mountain views.
Visit highlights such as Yin-Yang Valley, Five-Color Mountain, Sun & Moon Mirror Lake, Ginseng Fruit Meadow, Sea Buckthorn Forest Trail, Hunter’s Peak, Cow Shed, Cow Heart Mountain, Abini Mountain, and Wild Man Peak.
The 21.6-mile-long (34 km) valley is accessible by eco-friendly sightseeing buses that stop at all the key scenic points.
The area is filled with high alpine meadows and ancient sea buckthorn forests, with wildflowers blooming in summer and snowy peaks in winter — a true highland paradise.
Duration: The tour inside the valley typically lasts around 4 hours. Please board and exit the shuttle buses only at designated stops. Take care of your valuables and personal items.
Tour 'Wow' Points
Get Closer to Giant Pandas in the Heart of Nature — Panda Valley, Dujiangyan
Nestled in the lush green hills just outside Chengdu, Panda Valley is a peaceful haven dedicated to the protection and reintroduction of China’s most beloved national treasure—the giant panda. Unlike crowded zoos, Panda Valley offers an intimate, natural setting where you can watch these gentle giants roam, play, and nap in spacious bamboo forests. Learn about panda conservation efforts, meet panda cubs up close, and capture unforgettable moments with these iconic black-and-white bears. It's not just a visit—it's a chance to connect with nature, wildlife, and one of the rarest animals on Earth.
Bipenggou Scenic Area – A Hidden Gem of Untouched Nature
Tucked away in the Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Bipenggou is a stunning all-season destination featuring colorful forests, glaciers, waterfalls, alpine lakes, and wide meadows. In spring, it bursts with blossoms; in autumn, it's painted in fiery reds and golds. With its scenic boardwalks, tea-colored streams, and snow-covered peaks
Ganbao Tibetan Village – A Living Slice of Tibetan Culture
Ganbao Village is a traditional Tibetan settlement nestled on the mountain slopes near Danba and Siguniang. Known as one of the largest Jiarong Tibetan villages in the region, Ganbao offers an authentic experience of Tibetan architecture, daily life, and hospitality. Visitors can stroll among stone-built houses, witness prayer flags fluttering in the wind, and interact with locals who proudly preserve their centuries-old culture. It’s a perfect cultural stop between nature adventures.
Siguniang Mountain – Where Snow Peaks Meet Tibetan Spirit
Escape to the wild beauty of Siguniang Mountain, often called “The Queen of Sichuan’s Mountains.” Located just a few hours from Chengdu, this alpine wonderland is home to four majestic peaks, snow-capped year-round, with the highest soaring above 6,200 meters (20,000 feet). Explore dramatic landscapes where glaciers meet wildflowers, yaks graze beneath blue skies, and Tibetan prayer flags dance in the mountain breeze.
Price Includes & Price Excludes
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- Any personal expenses incurred by guests, including additional purchases or optional activities within scenic areas.
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- Scenic area shuttle buses and electric carts&Optional evening show “Encounter with Siguniang”
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- Any costs not listed under 'Service Items-Quotation Inclusions' are not covered.
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- Complimentary bottled water
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- Any additional costs arising from personal issues such as breach of contract, personal negligence, or illness that result in damage or loss.
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- Additional expenses due to force majeure, including but not limited to weather conditions, traffic delays, or other unforeseen events.
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⚠️ Important Travel Notes
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Altitude and Health Warnings
This itinerary involves high-altitude destinations with harsh climates. Guests with high blood pressure, coronary heart disease, asthma, altitude sickness, or related health issues must not participate. Some travelers may experience altitude sickness—please stay safe, listen to your body, and avoid overexertion. Note: Bipenggou is a natural reserve—do not enter any unopened or restricted areas.
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Clothing and Weather
The temperature difference between day and night is large. Please bring warm clothing. Mountain weather is unpredictable—prepare umbrellas or raincoats. Avoid hard-soled or high-heeled shoes; anti-slip outdoor shoes are recommended. UV rays are strong—wear sunscreen and sunglasses.
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Altitude Adjustment
Rilong Town sits at 3,200 meters above sea level. Avoid alcohol and strenuous activity. Most hotels close their gates around 10:00 PM—please return early for rest.
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Climate & Seasonal Notes
Siguniang Mountain lies in a transition zone between subtropical monsoon and plateau continental climates. It has dry, cool weather year-round. Expect cold mornings and evenings, hot midday sun, and brilliant night skies. Due to high altitude, altitude sickness may occur—bring altitude relief medication and rain gear.
Summer and autumn are the best seasons to visit. Evening hours are free time—please keep your belongings safe and be aware of personal safety.
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Horse Riding in Changping Valley
Horse riding is considered a high-risk activity and is not covered by the travel agency's insurance. Choose carefully and ride only when accompanied by a local horse guide. Do not ride alone or gallop. Dismount and walk on steep or rough terrain.
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General High-Altitude Tips
Before departure, confirm your health condition is suitable for high-altitude travel.
Essentials to bring:
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Warm clothing (long sleeves, wool sweaters, jackets, down coats)
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Rain gear, sunglasses, sunhat, sunscreen, lip balm
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Personal medications (Rhodiola, motion sickness pills, etc.)
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Electronics and accessories (phone, camera, charger, memory card)
If you feel headache, chest tightness, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, or insomnia, contact your guide immediately.
Avoid intense physical activity and alcohol at high altitudes.
Note: Do not enter hot springs after meals or stay in for too long, as this can accelerate blood circulation.
Always protect your personal safety and belongings—keep valuables with you at all times.
Change & Cancellation Policies
- If a cancellation request is submitted before 00:00 on the day 10 day(s) before departure, no fee will be charged for cancellation.
- If a cancellation request is submitted before 00:00 on the day 7 day(s) before departure, a fee of 10% will be charged.
- If a cancellation request is submitted before 00:00 on the day 5 day(s) before departure, a fee of 30% will be charged.
- If a cancellation request is submitted before 00:00 on the day 3 day before departure, a fee of 100% will be charged.
- If a discount is applied, the fee will be calculated as a proportion of the pre-discount price. It will not exceed the amount actually paid.
- *Partial refund not available
- *If you need to change the date, please cancel the booking and then rebook.
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