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How Much I Spend in 1 Day in CHINA | Chengdu 🇨🇳 (As a Tourist)
One Day in Chengdu: Panda Bases, Sichuan Food, and Bian Lian
If you're thinking about taking a trip to China, I'll take you through our fully-packed day as a couple of tourists to give you an idea of how much it costs to eat, visit attractions, and book accommodation in one of China's biggest cities.
In this video, we start off the day by visiting a Giant...
If you’re thinking about taking a trip to China, I’ll take you through our fully packed day as a couple of tourists to give you an idea of how much it costs to eat, visit attractions, and book accommodation in one of China’s biggest cities. In this video, we start off the day by visiting a Giant Panda Research Base just outside Chengdu where there are fewer crowds than the one inside the city, and you get to see Giant Pandas and Red Pandas up close and personal. Then, we grab some spicy Szechuan lunch and head back to Chengdu on the metro to go see a Chinese Opera with the famous regional specialty Bian Lian or Face-changing performance. Afterwards, we head out to one of the popular neighborhood streets to have some street food and go into one of the local bars. Stay tuned for the next video China’s Little Mecca. Time stamps cover the panda bases, metro, translations, opera, ear cleaning, face-changing, night market, neighborhood bar, meeting locals, rabbit vendor, ice jelly dessert and final price. The note mentions affiliate links helping support the channel.
In this spirited travel vlog, 20Camels takes viewers on a compact, bite-sized adventure through Chengdu, China, to reveal real-world costs and experiences for a day as a tourist. The day kicks off at a Giant Panda Research Base just outside the city, where crowds are thinner and encounters feel closer to nature, offering up-close views of Giant Pandas and Red Pandas. After satisfying appetites with a spicy Sichuan lunch, the journey returns to Chengdu via metro, paving the way for a cultural contrast with a traditional Chinese Opera featuring the famed face-changing act, Bian Lian. The exploration doesn’t stop there: the night unfolds on a bustling neighborhood street with street food, a visit to a local bar, and chances to mingle with locals. The host weaves practical travel insights—from transport experiences to price discussions and translations—into a personal, couple’s perspective, helping viewers gauge daily costs in one of China’s largest cities. The video promises a mix of cute
00:01 Plan a panda park visit with a mix of metro and taxi to balance crowd levels and save time for the main event.
06:50 Try the local spicy beef noodle dish and a side dish to taste Sichuan heat without overwhelming the palate.
12:36 Book Chinese opera tickets online in advance to secure good seating and a chance to experience the face-changing act.
19:25 Explore a local night market for a wide range of street foods and small local bars for a true neighborhood vibe.
0:00 Intro
0:59 Giant Panda Research Base
5:56 Red Pandas
6:45 Spicy Szechuan Lunch
10:12 Metro Experience
12:22 English Translations
12:34 Chinese Opera
14:57 Ear Picking Treatment
17:18 Face Changing Performance Bian Lian
19:09 Local Night Market
21:20 Neighborhood Bar
22:26 Meeting Locals
23:43 Rabbit Vendor
24:29 Ice Jelly Dessert Ice粉
27:32 Final Price
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