Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport for your flight to Chengdu. Upon arrival, check into hotel.

After breakfast, proceed to Jiuzhai Valley National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park gets its name from the 9 Tibetan villages scattered throughout the park. Discover an extraordinary reserve boasting unparalleled natural beauty. Imagine jagged alpine peaks towering over dense coniferous forests, creating a magical landscape filled with crystal-clear lakes, breathtaking waterfalls, intricate limestone terraces, narrow conic karst formations and a diverse array of wildlife. Explore iconic spots like Five Flower Lake and Five Coloured Pond for their fabled blue and green waters. Another must-visit is Nuo Ri Lang Waterfall which is the widest travertine topped-waterfall in the world and one of the iconic sights of Jiuzhai Valley.

After breakfast, visit Huanglong National Scenic Area, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The name Huanglong translates to yellow dragon and when seen from a distance, its numerous travertine formations look like an enormous, golden dragon winding through the valley, weaving between the snow-capped mountain peaks. Enjoy a 1-way cable car ride and sightseeing bus to view the numerous terraces of coloured limestone ponds in hues blue, green, orange, yellow and white. The water in these pools is exceptionally clear, allowing naked-eye visibility of the bottom. During autumn, these pools reflect the changing leaves, adding even more splendour to the scene. In the evening, enjoy a high-speed train ride back to Chengdu. Upon arrival, check in to the hotel.

After breakfast, visit Huangcheng Mosque, established in the 16th century. It serves as the headquarters of the Islamic Association of Sichuan province. After lunch, proceed to Heming Tea House, situated in Chengdu People’s Park. Dating back to 1923, this tea house is among the oldest in Chengdu. Relish the unique experience of relaxing and sipping tea poured from a long-spout teapot, savouring its local taste and experience the cosy lifestyle of Chengdu. Thereafter, proceed to Huanglongxi Ancient Town which has been restored to retain its rustic charm with ancient cobbled streets, bridges, wharves and shops selling local souvenirs. The charming landscape with shops along its curving alleys has become the backyard garden for the locals. Tonight, enjoy a get-together dinner.

This morning, proceed to Dujiangyan Irrigation System, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is one of the world's oldest irrigation systems without a dam, built in the 3rd century BC to control the waters of the Minjiang River and distribute them to the fertile farmlands of the Chengdu Plain. Stroll along Dujiangyan Old Town and visit Nanjie Mosque. The town’s location along the ancient trade route allowed ethnic groups to settle alongside the Han Chinese, establishing their social and religious institutions. Get your camera ready at Yangtianwo Square to capture a photo with the selfie panda sculpture by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman. This sculpture features a giant panda lying on its back, poised to take a selfie, measuring 26.5 metres long, 11 metres wide and 12 metres tall and weighs an astonishing 117,934 kilograms

Today, you can choose to shop at Chunxi Road and Taikoo Li at your leisure. These bustling areas are known for their wide variety of shopping options, offering everything from designer brands to local specialities. You may also take the subway to explore other parts of Chengdu.

If time permits, you can do some last-minute shopping before you transfer to the airport for your flight home.