Explora como un nativo: Budismo chino Vida de ocio

Wenshu Monastery was fascinating. Loved learning more about Buddhism and how it arrived in this country and how the Chinese culture adapted it to their culture. Pleasantly surprised on what there was to see and the many tea places inside you can visit and stay for a drink at the end of your prayers. There were many places to eat around the Monastery. You got to see how filigree silver place where the art of making it such a treasure, bamboo pottery and lacquer art. I was amazed how fast 2 hours had gone by. Camille is very engaging and tells you all about Buddhism. We were lucky to see two relics whose rooms were opened at the time we entered. They usually only open once a year but got lucky because they were cleaning the rooms. I am very happy I booked this little tour.

Camille is a great guide and the tour shows in a quick way several aspects of the local people and history of Chengdu. We recommend it 100%

The best tour guide. A real lăobăn. The tour of the area was very complete and insightful. Camille was very accommodating and her recommendations were great!

My 25-year-old daughter and I took this tour last week with Camille. The tour of Wenshu Monastery was great, as were the explanations of the crafts on display close by. I was particularly interested in learning about Shu Brocade. We both loved the tour of the market, and at one stall Camille arranged for us to make our own spring dumplings — really delicious, and wrapped in thin wafers, not deep fried. Camille was knowledgeable, interesting, and fun. It was a great introduction to a wonderful part of Chengdu.

Friendly, knowledgeable, interesting route. Camille welcomed my questions with genuine warmth. Definitely recommend this tour!