Passeio de 1 dia por Chengdu, Dujiangyan Panda Valley, Sanxingdui e Monte Qingcheng

O guia foi muito atencioso. Como nosso hotel ficava um pouco distante, além do terceiro anel viário, eles também providenciaram um motorista para nos buscar de manhã e nos levar ao ponto de encontro. Fomos em casal, com uma criança de três anos e um idoso, e em todas as atrações a criança não pagou nada. No entanto, vale ressaltar que este passeio exige bastante caminhada; para quem tem pouca resistência física, pode ser bem cansativo. De manhã, o Monte Qingcheng estava deslumbrante, fazendo jus ao título de "o lugar mais tranquilo e isolado do mundo". Caminhamos o tempo todo e, finalmente, perto do topo, o idoso decidiu parar para descansar, enquanto nós continuamos até o cume. Após o almoço, seguimos para o Sistema de Irrigação de Dujiangyan. Esta obra grandiosa foi extremamente enriquecedora; aprendemos sobre os feitos do general Li冰 (Li Bing) do Estado de Qin e passamos a admirá-lo profundamente. O passeio foi imperdível do início ao fim. Se você tiver bom condicionamento físico, recomendo fortemente!

We went on May Day, and it was indeed very crowded. There was nothing we could do; we just had to bear with it since it was a holiday. The children were fascinated by the Fish Mouth and Anlan Suspension Bridge at Dujiangyan, and the guide's explanation of the story of Li Bing and his son was very vivid. The Sanxingdui Museum was incredibly impressive; the children kept asking questions about the bronze masks and the sacred tree and didn't complain of boredom at all. The day trip wasn't rushed, and the children ate a good amount of the group lunch. When we got back, they even drew golden masks. It's definitely worth taking kids there.

Embarque pontual às 8h40 em uma van de 7 lugares para o Vale dos Pandas. Chegamos em pouco mais de 1 hora e o motorista/guia desceu para comprar nossos ingressos para a entrada individual. Tivemos a oportunidade de ver pandas gigantes e pandas vermelhos. Terminamos nosso passeio pelo parque e nos encontramos na van ao meio-dia. Fomos levados a um restaurante comum para almoçar por nossa conta. No entanto, de acordo com o itinerário da Klook, deveríamos ter recebido um ingresso gratuito para o show de troca de rostos. Não recebemos, mas não foi um grande problema. Após o almoço, seguimos para o Pagode Yulin e Dujiangyan, onde o guia nos deu uma explicação detalhada sobre sua história, etc. A taxa para a escada rolante até a montanha Yulin, o show em 3D e o passeio de bonde por Dujiangyan não estavam incluídos no valor. Portanto, pagamos esses valores ao final do dia ao nosso guia. Tivemos um período livre por volta das 16h até as 19h30 para caminhar pela rua comercial e jantar, esperando escurecer para ver Dujiangyan iluminada com luzes azuis, o que a tornou famosa por ser chamada de lágrimas azuis. Retornamos ao hotel por volta das 21h. Nos divertimos bastante.

I just finished playing yesterday, and while the memory is still fresh, I'd like to say a few words. The Dujiangyan water flow is already quite large. Standing at Yuzui and watching the Min River split, the guide's explanation was particularly vivid, a hundred times more impressive than seeing pictures in a textbook. In the afternoon, we went to Panda Valley, and there really weren't many people. We saw several adult pandas eating bamboo outdoors, some less than five meters away. The biggest surprise was the red panda free-range area; they were strolling right by the boardwalk, and one even ran past my feet. This season is just perfect to go; it would be too hot later.

Choosing the Dujiangyan + Panda Valley day trip from Chengdu was truly a wise decision! We departed from Chengdu in the morning and arrived at the Dujiangyan scenic area in about an hour. Following the guide's explanation, we learned about the ingenious design of this thousand-year-old water conservancy project. Watching the river rush down, one can't help but admire the wisdom and diligence of the ancients. The three main structures—Yuzui (Fish Mouth Weir), Feishayan (Flying Sand Weir), and Baopingkou (Bottle-Neck Channel)—work together seamlessly to perfectly solve irrigation and flood control problems, which is truly breathtaking. For lunch, we sampled local specialties in Dujiangyan city, such as Yututou (rabbit head) and Congcongjuan (scallion rolls), both of which were delicious. In the afternoon, we headed to the Panda

The weather in May was warm and pleasant, making it a great time to go out and explore. The day's itinerary was very smooth: in the morning, we visited Dujiangyan, surrounded by lush greenery and rushing river water, creating a strong ancient atmosphere. It was a relaxed and enjoyable walk. In the afternoon, we went directly to the Sanxingdui Museum to immerse ourselves in the ancient Shu civilization. The guide's explanation was very professional, expanding our knowledge significantly, and the children also loved it. It was an excellent experience, highly recommended.

I went after the May Day holiday, so it wasn't too crowded, and the weather was just right—neither hot nor sunny. In the morning, I visited Dujiangyan. The water was very green, and the Anlan Suspension Bridge offered a cool breeze. Seeing Yuzui and Baopingkou, I truly admired the ancients. In the afternoon, I went to Sanxingdui. The new museum is very grand, and the Bronze Sacred Tree, Golden Mask, and Vertical-Eyed Mask are much more stunning in person than in photos. I must say, visiting Sanxingdui really requires a guide; otherwise, you'll just be looking without truly understanding the historical context.

A very fun and comfortable tour. Being able to speak basic Putonghua is definitely an advantage. Love Dujiangyan!

The guide told stories about both sites, making history come alive. Dujiangyan’s genius and Qingcheng’s serenity—two totally different joys. Pick-up/drop-off was super convenient.

This day trip with my parents was a huge success, they were extremely satisfied! Dujiangyan has a sightseeing bus, so we didn't have to walk too much, and my parents listened with great interest. For Mount Qingcheng, we chose the front mountain, where the steps are relatively gentle. We enjoyed visiting the Taoist temples and admiring the scenery along the way. The air was incredibly fresh, and my parents both said climbing wasn't tiring but rather comfortable. The tour guide was very thoughtful and took great care of us throughout the trip. The group lunch was also delicious. This trip offers excellent value for money and is perfect for a family outing!