Yes, our tour guide will accompany you throughout the whole tour, she/he will share insightful culture and history of the sites to you, let you get the glory of the city. And the tour is very fleixble, you can visit the attractions at your own pace.

Yes, we have three Spanish speaking tour guide, actually, most of our tour guides are English speakers, if you want a Spanish speaking tour guide, we recommend you book the tour with us as early as possible especially during the high season in Chengdu for tourism in case all the Spanish speaking tour guide are fully booked.

Normally the pick up service can be arranged at Chengdu train station or the hotel where you stay in Chengdu downtown. If you arrive in Chengdu by plane, we can offer airport pick up service as well, but there will be extra fee for the transfer service. And we can start the tour immediately when our tour guide meet you, after the tour ends, you will be drop off at Chengdu airport/Chengdu train station/Chengdu hotel.

Normally, the one day Chengdu panda tour takes around 6- 8 hours, the tour will start at around 9:30 and ends at 17:30. If you want to start the tour ealier or later, the pick up time can be adjusted as the tour is completely flexible for you.

The best way for you to visit Chengdu from Xian is by taking bullet train. At precent, taking bullet train is one of the top transportation for tourists to travel around China, it takes around 3 hours 50 minutes for one way and costs CNY 263 for second class seat. If you have a limted time, then you can take flight to Chengdu from Xian, it's faster, only takes 1 hour 40 minutes. You can choose either way as you want accoding to your situation.

Thanks for your inquiry for our service. One day Chengdu tour to the Giant Panda Base, Jinli Street, Renmin Park and Sichuan Opera can be arranged. Normally one day tour in Chengdu lasts around 6-8 hours, you'll have enough time to explore all the sites. By the way, how many people in your group and when you want to visit Chengdu? We will send you more details. 

The giant panda is a species of bear and therefore classified as a carnivore. It has the digestive system and canine teeth of a meat eater even though it has evolved over millions of years to primarily consume bamboo. Ancestors of modern giant pandas were carnivores and there are a number of theories as to why the species switched to a plant based diet. Many experts believe that this drastic dietary change was brought about by a combination of environmental and genetic factors. It is thought that approximately seven million years ago the animals which the giant pandas had depended upon for nourishment died off and disappeared due to changes in the natural habitat. Because of this shortage of prey, giant pandas then adapted to a new diet and lost their taste for meat. The animals are believed to have switched to an exclusively bamboo based diet about two million years ago. 

There are several ways for visitors to Jiuzhaigou from Chengdu. It's quite easy as the transportation system in Sichuan is complete right now.

1). Flight is the most convenient way to travel to Jiuzhaigou. Normally, there are about 7 flights between Chengdu and Jiuzhaigou, which take about 40 minutes to fly between Chengdu and Jiuzhaigou.

2). Taking fight to Jiuzhaigou is quick and comfortable, but not as a perfect plan for bad weather conditions. Thus, Taking bus from Chengdu is the most common and popular way to get to Jiuzhaigou. If you want to save money, and want to see the amazing views along the road to Jiuzhaigou, bus is the best choice. It takes about 8~10 hours to get to Jiuzhaigou under normal weather and traffic condition.

1).  Jiuzhaigou Valley. It is known as a "fairyland on the earth", is a nature reserve and national park located in the central south part of the Jiuzhaigou County of the Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture in Sichuan Province, China.

2).  Huanglonggou Valley(Huanglong National Park). It is also famous for its colorful ponds, snowy mountains, deep valleys, and dense forest. Huanglong is also home to many endangered species including the Giant Panda and the Sichuan Golden Snub-nosed Monkey. Huanglong's beauty is beyond mere words, you need see it in person to truly appreciate its charm.

Two years ago, it is possible for visitors to hold panda and take photos, but now it's not allowed because of the rule of protecting panda run by local goverment. But we can arrange the panda volunteering program. Please advise.