Chengdu & Dujiangyan: teahouses and waterworks
Tea houses and neighbourhood walks in Chengdu, with a separate day for Dujiangyan and its remarkable living irrigation system.
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Tea houses and neighbourhood walks in Chengdu, with a separate day for Dujiangyan and its remarkable living irrigation system.
Temple courtyards, market mornings and unhurried cafés. Keep a hill excursion optional, guided by weather and air quality.
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