Things to do in Tianfu Square

This tour to Daocheng Yading was amazing, like stepping into another world. Despite the cloudy weather, it was well worth the trip. The journey was long, but our skilled driver made it comfortable. Even though we didn't speak any Chinese, we communicated using a translator, and he was incredibly kind. We also upgraded our accommodation, which was fantastic, allowing us to rest comfortably for five days.

No shopping stops throughout the trip, and the tour guide's instructions and arrangements were clear. The hotel environment was ideal, the food was good, and the two-day trip was fulfilling and enjoyable.

An amazing experience, the schedule was perfectly arranged and provided an incredible experience.

be prepared to get picked up at 5am. reached about 10+ and it’s a free and easy attraction. the views are awesome, it feels like Europe. definitely worth it

To those who decide to join this group. You'll really need to rest well the day before and prepare for the rapid weather changes when you are at the mountain (super cold when it starts to rain) . The scene is breathtaking but the altitude sickness is also real, so make sure you are ready to deal with it(could check online how to deal with altitude sickness) . The tour guide is helpful and knowledgeable. I like how she gave us some fun fact/ history lesson along the way to deal with the boredom along the way in the bus. Overall, it is a fun yet challenging experience.

Just finished a three-day trip to Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong, and this unforgettable experience is all thanks to our excellent tour guide, Gesang. She is professional, meticulous, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic, truly making us feel exceptionally well taken care of. Professional Explanation, In-depth Cultural Transmission: Gesang is not just a guide, but also an outstanding cultural storyteller. Being a local, she is very knowledgeable about the history, geological formation, and Tibetan culture of Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong. She told us the legends behind each lake, the formation of the colorful ponds, and shared the local Tibetan customs, making the scenery more than just scenery, but giving it life and stories. Reasonable and Thoughtful Itinerary: The Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong scenic areas are large and at high altitudes, so touring them can be physically demanding and require careful planning. Gesang's scheduling was very scientific, staggering peak hours and taking us to see the most essential attractions, such as Five Flower Lake, Nuorilang Waterfall, and Huanglong's colorful ponds, in the most energy-efficient way. She constantly reminded us to pay attention to altitude sickness and prepared practical suggestions. The whole trip was relaxed and unhurried, and we didn't feel tired at all. Sincere and Meticulous Service: What moved us the most was Gesang's service spirit. She always paid attention to the condition of each member of the group, proactively helped us take pictures, reminded us to add or remove clothing, and recommended and took us to taste authentic Tibetan snacks (yak yogurt and highland barley cakes were so delicious!). Her smile was very infectious, and her language was humorous, making the whole journey full of laughter. In conclusion: If you plan to come to Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong, I highly recommend choosing Gesang as your tour guide! She made this trip exceed expectations and become a perfect experience full of warmth and fulfillment. Thank you, Gesang, for not only letting us see the beauty of paradise, but also taking away a warm story. We will definitely look for you again next time!

Clear and prompt instructions for hotel pickup and throughout the day trip. Tour guide Mei was fantastic. Boat option to see Giant Buddha ideal for elderly and kids who may not be up for the hike. We had to wait for those on foot for an hour plus before lunch. Lunch was eye opening, shared dishes with no serving chopsticks. Hungry tourist jabbing their personal chopstick into dishes. Hot during summer with mosquitoes so be prepared with sunscreen and insect repellent.

it was quite a rush at the Panda Base and rainy at Dujiangyan. The guide had made an effort to ensure everyone were in good hands. however, the lunch is horrible and felt like 'prison' meal as described by some.