China · SICHUAN OPERA
The 14 best sichuan opera tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Chengdu Shu Feng Ya Yun Sichuan Opera tea house show with bian lian face changing, stick puppets, tea and snacks, VIP massage options.
“We loved it ! Even without understanding Chinese, it’s a must-see in Chengdu! The place is magnificent and the welcome is great!”
Watch Chengdu Sichuan Opera by Shu Feng Ya Yun, with complimentary tea, possible costume dressing, and headline face-changing stunts, 90 minutes.
“Very nice way to experience the local culture. There is free tea that is served and also the opportunity to order some local desserts. Great atmosphere, strongly recommended if you visit Chengdu.”
Watch Sichuan Opera at Shu Feng Ya Yun with free tea and snacks, amazing face-changing magic, and flexible seating for $26.
“highly enjoyed. staff so helpful and friendly. loved tje variety of the opera”
Reserve ahead for Shu Feng Ya Yun in Chengdu Culture Park, with tea-house Sichuan opera, bian lian face changing, and optional pickup.
“It was such a great experience. Extremely talented artists and very unique mix of scenic, music and magic.”
Enjoy ShufengYayun Sichuan opera in Chengdu with covered bowl tea, face-changing and fire breathing, plus optional costume or massage.
“it was really fun with great interactive segments. Sichuan opera is a traditional Chinese performance, and the actors' skills were brilliantly displayed through their rapidly changing facial expressions. Face-changing, fire breathing, and sipping tea while experiencing Chengdu life—highly recommended!”
See Shu Feng Ya Yun Sichuan Opera in Chengdu with tea and English ticket help, plus Bian Lian face changing and hand shadow.
“Great show showcasing the various Sichuan performance genres including opera, hand shadows, face-changing etc. a local guide (Daisy) met us at the theater with tickets and bottles of water. Daisy accompanied us to our seats and made sure our needs were met prior to the show.”
Watch Sichuan opera at Shu Feng Ya Yun, sip covered bowl tea, try costumes, and add massage or ear cleaning in Chengdu for about 80 minutes.
Watch Sichuan opera at Chengdu Liyuan Theater, with face-changing, fire-breathing, tea-pouring skill, and other folk acts in a tea-house setting.
“Bellissimo spettacolo. Fuori di testa farlo pagare 121 €! È sufficiente andare 1 ora prima al teatro Liyuan e il biglietto per le prime file si paga euro 10”
See Chengdu Sichuan Opera face-changing and acrobatics in an ancient opera garden, with tea, snacks, and optional cultural add-ons.
“A lovely evening out watching some traditional Chinese performances. The face-changing was brilliant at the end.”
Reserved Chengdu Sichuan Opera seats for 2 hours, with close-up face-changing Bian Lian and English subtitles on big screens.
“Le spectacle (avec thé!) en lui-même est vraiment extraordinaire (danseurs, acrobates, chant, instruments locaux, ombres chinoises et changeurs de masques) et les alentours très beaux, mais il faut mieux prendre ses tickets directemRead more”
Shufeng Yayun in Qingyang Palace: Sichuan opera face-changing, fire-breathing and tea. 80 minutes, $18, plus covered-bowl Gaiwan tea.
“I had a fantastic time at the Sichuan Opera! The face-changing performance was so impressive, and the interactive part made it even more fun. A great way to experience Chengdu’s traditional culture!”
Sichuan Opera in Chengdu at Meihua Opera House, with face-changing, acrobatics, and costume spectacles. Optional dress-up and VIP seats.
“The event is very worth seeing. It is not really an opera in the European sense, but a show with dance, magic, acrobatics and sketches that appeals to all our senses. Especially the traditional dresses and the mask change are fascinating. A thRead moreAuto-translated”
Watch the legendary eight-face changing Sichuan opera show at Jinjiang Theater near Tianfu Square, with included Gaiwan tea and classic arias.
“The first time I came to Chengdu to watch a performance, I had a profound memory of it, which included dances, Sichuan opera, shadow puppetry, face-changing, tea art, and many other cultural performances, all of which were traditional Chinese arts. The stage effects were impressive, with a fusion of technology and tradition.”
Chengdu’s Jinjiang Theater hosts Sichuan Opera with Little Sanqing, eight-face changing, fire breathing, rolling lantern, and included Sichuan tea.
“Had a blast watching the face-changing show! The performance was exciting, and the venue was very accessible. A great experience I’d highly recommend to anyone visiting!”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
