Half-Day Walking Tour with a Vegetarian Lunch at a Nunnery

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Itinerary

1. Meet up your guide at pointed schedule ,and then Your guide will take you to explore the dazzling local spice market with the assigned tasks for you to try and learn very local  stuffs and snacks After the fun experience in the local spice market, you will take a walk through the back streets to a hidden Nunnery for vegetarian lunch with the special Buddhist ceremony. And then your guide will lead you to visit  the oldest temple in Chengdu(Wenshu Monastery) You can discover the real Chengdu on foot! Learn interesting culture, try local food! Experience the very unique Buddhist lunch ceremony in the Nunnery ,and get a tea break in the  really  authentic local tea house .Promise to  take you to the Places absolutely "OFF-THE-BEATEN" .

2. During this 4 hours unique Walker Tour, you’ll be taken into an authentic local spice market to explore it and learn different species of Sichuan spices and ingredients that will be used in the Sichuan cuisine. After that, you’ll ramble through back streets and discover the real Chengdu on foot and learn traditional culture with an English-speaking local guide. You’ll arrive a hidden nunnery for vegetarian with a special Buddhist ceremony. You’ll then enjoy local tea in an authentic local tea house. For it’s really informative, interesting and fun, this tour will be an unforgettable experience in your lifetime.

   2 h

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

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How it compares in Chengdu

• Its from-price is 75% below the median of the 783 experiences we list in Chengdu.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 97 of 783.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Chengdu

Chengdu is the Sichuan capital where giant pandas, tea houses, Three Kingdoms shrines and blazing hotpot define an easygoing western Chinese city.

Chengdu is best known as the home of the giant panda, and a breeding and research base on the northern edge lets visitors watch pandas feeding and climbing. In town, the Wuhou Shrine honours Zhuge Liang and other heroes of the Three Kingdoms period, while Du Fu's Thatched Cottage preserves the garden where the Tang poet lived. Wenshu Monastery and Qingyang Palace are working Buddhist and Daoist temples.

Top-ranked sights in Chengdu: Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, Leshan Giant Buddha (Da Fo), Kuan Zhai Alley (Kuan Zhai Xiang Zi).

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