都江堰
DujiangyanTravel Budget Guide
Tier 2·IATA:
When to visit
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Super-peak (national holiday)PeakShoulderOff-season
Holiday surges
- extremeSpring Festival· Lunar Jan 1–7 (late Jan / mid-Feb)
- highQingming (Tomb-Sweeping)· Apr 4–6
- extremeLabor Day· May 1–5
- highDragon Boat Festival· Lunar May 5 (~Jun)
- highMid-Autumn Festival· Lunar Aug 15 (~Sep/Oct)
- extremeNational Day Golden Week· Oct 1–7
Taxi flag-drop:¥9starting fare
Attractions
Hotels
Budget
$19.51 (CN¥132)
/night
Standard
$30.30 (CN¥205)
/night
Comfort
$76.26 (CN¥516)
/night
Tiers are grouped by hotel star rating — Budget ≈ 2★, Standard ≈ 3★, Comfort ≈ 4★ and up. Figures are citywide average nightly rates, so an individual hotel may sit above or below its tier.
Food
Budget meal
$3.37 (CN¥23)
/meal
Mid-range
$9.97 (CN¥67)
/meal
High-end
$39.60 (CN¥268)
/meal
Culture & Heritage
Famous Snacks (4)
Pork Intestine Noodle SoupFamous Snacks
The most representative street food of Dujiangyan, with tender braised pork intestines, slippery sweet-potato noodles and a fiery, fragrant broth.
Sanhe Mud DessertFamous Snacks
A rich, paste-like Sichuan sweet made from roasted black sesame, walnut and peanut ground together with sugar and oil, a signature treat of old Dujiangyan.
Qingcheng Mountain PicklesFamous Snacks
Traditional Sichuan pickles fermented with the spring water of Qingcheng Mountain, crisp and refreshingly sour-spicy, famed across western Sichuan for the unique water quality.
Yellow Catfish in Chilli BrothFamous Snacks
Fresh yellow catfish from the Min River cooked in a fiery Sichuan-pepper and chilli broth, tender and numbing-spicy, the signature dish of riverside restaurants in Dujiangyan.
Intangible Cultural Heritage (3)
Dujiangyan Water-Release FestivalNational ICH · Batch 2
A ceremonial rite rooted in the ancient Qingming offering to Li Bing and the ritual opening of the irrigation weir, continued for over two thousand years; national ICH since 2008.
Taoist Music of Qingcheng MountainNational ICH · Batch 1
Zhengyi-school Taoist ritual music preserved at Qingcheng Mountain's monasteries, blending archaic ceremonial music with Sichuan folk melody; first national ICH batch, 2006.
Qingcheng Martial ArtsNational ICH · Batch 3
A traditional martial arts school rooted in the Taoist holy mountain of Qingcheng, guided by Taoist philosophy and balancing hard and soft; national ICH from 2011.
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