Launch from Chengdu into a one-of-a-kind aerial rush: a tandem skydive to roughly 13,000 feet with professional instruction, photos and a certificate. This three-hour experience pairs a short, intense freefall with a calm canopy descent and panoramic views of the Sichuan Basin.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The plane taxis, engines thrum, and the Sichuan plain drops away beneath you — Chengdu's patchwork of rice paddies, rivers and distant ridgelines unfurl as the aircraft climbs toward roughly 13,000 feet. Attached to an instructor, you feel the wind like a living thing, then the door opens and the freefall takes over: up to 200 km/h of raw, short-lived flight before the canopy eases you into a quiet descent.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Good overall fitness and no serious cardiovascular or spinal conditions; participants should be able to follow physical instructions and handle a brief, high-adrenaline event.
Wildlife
History
Chengdu is an ancient cultural center in Sichuan province and now a modern hub for aviation and adventure sports; skydiving is a recent addition that contrasts with the city's long-standing teahouse culture.
Conservation
Operators follow regulated airspace and landing-zone protocols; respect the field by minimizing footprint, disposing of trash, and following staff directions to protect local farmland and wildlife.
Reserve your spot on the Chengdu Skydive Experience with Photos and Videos today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring proper ID and paperwork
You must present passport details and complete health/weight forms — arrive 30–45 minutes early to finish check-in.
Mind the weight and age limits
Operators set strict min/max weights (about 21 kg–124 kg) and minimum age (often 7); check these before booking.
Dress for wind and comfort
Wear close-fitting layers and sturdy, closed-toe shoes; loose items can be disallowed during the jump.
Plan for weather delays
Jumps can be canceled for poor visibility or high winds; book a morning slot and allow buffer time in your itinerary.
Closed-toe athletic shoes
Secure footing for boarding and landing; trainers or hiking shoes work best.
Base layer and light mid-layer
Keeps you comfortable during cool morning climbs and reduces wind chill at altitude.
spring
Sunglasses with strap
Protects eyes during pre-jump flights and on sunny canopy descents; strap prevents loss.
summer
Light windbreaker
Blocks wind during ascent and helps with warmth after landing.
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