Stay at Ginkgo-themed homestays in Nongke Village, blending traditional Sichuan courtyard architecture with modern comfort. Nestled beside century-old ginkgo groves, these accommodations offer breathtaking autumn views with golden leaves carpeting the pathways. Features include bamboo décor, local pottery art, and daily breakfasts with authentic Sichuan cuisine. Guests can also join hands-on workshops like making ginkgo leaf bookmarks, immersing in nature and culture. Convenient access via bus 845 from Chengdu East Bus Station—just 30 minutes away, with a 5-minute walk to the site.

The ideal time to visit Nongke Village’s ginkgo trees is from mid to late November through early December, when the ancient trees transform into a dazzling golden sea. Visit during early morning or late afternoon for the most dramatic lighting and fewer crowds. Well-maintained trails and scenic viewing platforms allow effortless exploration. Pair your walk with a quiet tea break at a nearby farmhouse café, enjoying the serene autumn atmosphere and tranquil rural charm.

Yes! Families can enjoy kid-friendly activities such as gathering ginkgo nuts (under supervision), hands-on farming experiences like rice planting and tofu grinding, and crafting ginkgo leaf picture frames. The village features a dedicated eco-discovery trail with fun, educational tasks for children, teaching them about local flora and fauna. Nearby farmhouses serve hearty Sichuan-style family meals using homegrown ingredients, perfect for shared meals and creating lasting memories.

From Chengdu city center, take Metro Line 7 to Shuangliu West Station, then transfer to bus 845 or 850 to the Nongke Village stop—a journey of approximately 1 hour with comfortable rides. Alternatively, use Didi ride-hailing or private car services, reaching the site in just 40 minutes. The route passes through scenic farmland with open views. On-site parking is ample, signage clear, and facilities accessible—ideal for self-driving travelers seeking a peaceful countryside escape.

Must-try dishes include Ginkgo Chicken Stir-fry (using free-range chicken and fresh ginkgo nuts, rich in aroma), Ginkgo Tangyuan (soft glutinous rice balls with sweet, fragrant filling), and Farmhouse Pickled Vegetable Rice with Crispy Ba. These dishes are served at family-run restaurants using locally sourced ingredients, ensuring freshness and authenticity. Some eateries even offer a full Ginkgo Feast Menu, paired with rustic courtyard settings, offering a true taste of rural Sichuan life.

There is currently no permanent night light show, but some homestays host special evening light art installations on weekends and holidays, projecting ginkgo patterns onto walls and tree trunks using creative projection mapping. For nighttime visits, contact a participating homestay in advance to book a private evening tour. Enjoy cozy bonfires, warm ginger tea, and a magical twilight ambiance—perfect for a memorable, tranquil rural experience under the stars.