• Dujiangyan Irrigation System - Discover Dujiangyan, the world’s oldest and only remaining non-dam irrigation system, and see how this 3rd-century BC wonder still directs water from the River Minjiang to nearby farmlands.

Next, visit the Erwang Temple (Two Kings Temple), an impressive wooden structure on the Minjiang’s banks, built to honor the creators of the irrigation system.

From there, cross the Anlan Suspension Bridge to view two of Dujiangyan’s most famous features — Fish Mouth Weir and Bottle-Neck Channel.

Observe how the fish-mouth-shaped levee and channel guide the river’s waters, then enjoy a walk through Lidui Park and its stunning bonsai gardens before heading back to Chengdu. The tour concludes at the original starting point.

• Mount Qingcheng - Begin with an early pickup from your downtown Chengdu hotel and travel to Mount Qingcheng in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with your guide.

As one of China’s key Taoism centers, this lushly forested mountain was featured in 2016’s Kung Fu Panda 3 and inspired the film’s creators to design the picturesque Panda Village.

Upon arrival, take an electric cart to the entrance and start exploring the temples, pavilions, and other attractions. Hike to Moon City Lake and take a cable car to Shangqing Palace, a must-see site in Qingsheng.

Situated at 3,280 feet (1,000 meters) and originating from the Jin Dynasty (265 AD-420 AD), this intricate complex was reconstructed in the 1800s and includes tranquil temples and an ancient gingko tree.

• English-speaking guide (if selected)
• Private van and driver service
• Kung Fu experience

• Gratuities
• Entrance tickets pay onsite
• Lunch

Embark on a full-day private tour from Chengdu to explore two UNESCO-listed attractions. Begin with a cable car ride up the lush Mount Qingcheng, the birthplace of Taoism in China. Discover the Shangqing Palace, various temples, and a serene lake, while learning about Qingcheng’s role in the film ‘Kung Fu.’ Additionally, visit the Dujiangyan project, the world’s oldest irrigation system that does not rely on a dam.

• Gain insights into the history and fundamental principles of Taoism.
• Delve into the impact of Taoist philosophy on Chinese martial arts and wellness practices.
• Visit a traditional Taoist temple to witness rituals and admire the architecture.

2. Kungfu Practice

• Tai Chi and Qi Gong Lessons: Participate in guided sessions with Taoist martial arts experts, focusing on graceful movements and energy cultivation.
• Traditional Kungfu Techniques: Engage in practical training of self-defense forms inspired by Taoist teachings, highlighting the concept of softness overcoming hardness.
• Meditation and Breathing Exercises: Practice mindfulness techniques to foster inner peace and mental clarity.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.