2026 年 11 月 1 日，成都市区的银杏刚转黄，还没到能看的程度。这篇不劝你现在出发，只把上旬、中下旬、月底三档时间，和每一档对应的点位、脚程、换乘排清楚——存下来，到点再去。
每年 11 月都有人冲去电子科大，拍回来一片半绿半黄，发朋友圈配一句「来早了」。银杏变黄不是全城同步，山上先黄，城里后黄，前后差了将近一个月。
2026 年 11 月 1 日，成都市区的银杏刚转黄，还没进入观赏期。按往年节奏，市区点位要到 11 月中下旬才成片。这篇把三档时间、对应点位、从宽窄巷子出发怎么走写清楚。
一、三档时间表：什么时候该去哪
| 时间段 | 该去哪 |
|---|
| 11 月上旬–中旬 | 金堂云顶山慈云寺、武侯绿博经济园（需整块一天） |
| 11 月中下旬 | 电子科大沙河校区、锦绣巷、人民公园、百花潭（市区，失败成本低） |
| 11 月下旬–12 月上旬 | 天府公园、新都沐光森林、青龙湖（补位档） |
这三档不是精确日期。每年差一到两周都正常，具体看当年降温的时间和幅度。判断依据不是日历，是树。
二、11 月上旬–中旬：往城外走
金堂云顶山慈云寺的千年银杏，是成都周边早黄的一批。山上温度比市区低，叶子转色早，通常 11 月上旬就进入状态。要上山，来回加游览基本占满一天。
武侯绿博经济园的银杏林同期进入观赏期，公开资料给的窗口是 10 月底到 11 月中旬。它在武侯区，半天能走完，但路上的时间要算进去。
这一档的共同点：值得专门跑一趟，不适合塞进半天空档。
三、11 月中下旬：市区主场
电子科大沙河校区、锦绣巷、人民公园、百花潭，基本在这段时间转金。
市区点位有实际好处：失败成本低。没黄就换个公园喝茶，不至于白跑一天。带娃出门尤其要算这一笔——孩子的耐心比叶子重要。
电子科大沙河校区的银杏大道知名度高，但进校政策每年会变。能不能进、要不要预约，出发前查学校官方公众号的公告，别按老帖子直接去。
锦绣巷是一条窄巷，两侧银杏密，出片率高，路也窄。想拍空镜只有工作日的早上；周末中午以后基本拍不到干净画面。
四、11 月下旬–12 月上旬：补位档
天府公园（地铁 1 号线天府公园站）、新都沐光森林（11 月中旬到 11 月底）黄得晚。前面两档都错过了，还有这一轮。
青龙湖的梧桐 11 月初就开始变色，是另一个颜色。看秋色不必只盯银杏。
五、从宽窄巷子出发：市区点位怎么走
酒店在永陵路 18 号，步行约 10 分钟到宽窄巷子，到地铁 5 号线抚琴站 C1 口 460 米。
人民公园方向，走地铁 2 号线人民公园站；升仙湖方向，走 1 号线升仙湖站 B 口；天府公园方向，走 1 号线天府公园站 A 口。这三个点从抚琴站过去都是一到两次换乘，单程 20 到 35 分钟。
郊区两处（云顶山、沐光森林）建议单独安排一天。带娃的话，把「走路时长」当硬指标：银杏林里推车不好走，孩子走累了要抱，来回超过两小时就会变成扛娃。
人少的时间只有一个：工作日的早上。周末的电子科大和锦绣巷，中午以后人的密度大于叶子的密度。
六、怎么判断今天黄没黄：三个动作
① 别看去年攻略的日期。去年 11 月 10 号金黄，今年可能还是青的。
② 搜当天发的图，看拍摄日期。带实时定位、当天发布的笔记，比任何攻略都准。
③ 看树不看牌子。同一片林子，向阳那几棵先黄。到了现场先找光照好的位置，别站在入口拍全景。
七、带娃看银杏：包里放三样
湿巾和塑料袋。银杏果被踩烂以后味道很冲，鞋底会带一路，回酒店前先擦干净。
备用袜子。孩子会往落叶堆里踩，叶子里藏着水。
一块野餐垫。银杏林里没有座位，走累了只能坐地上；铺一块垫子，孩子能躺十分钟。
还有两条安全提醒：别让孩子捡地上的白果当弹珠，外壳的汁液沾到手上会痒，回家前一定洗手；路边掉的白果有微毒，捡着玩可以，别往嘴里放，处理过的银杏果也要少吃。
八、把信息列出来，方便核对
酒店地址：成都市金牛区西安路街道永陵路18号。客房约 100 间，8 种房型。入住 14:00，退房 12:00，可申请延时至 14:00。自助早餐 7:00–10:00，25 元一位。预订电话 028-60786899。到宽窄巷子步行约 10 分钟，到奎星楼街步行十多分钟，到地铁 5 号线抚琴站 C1 口 460 米。
九、关于成都银杏，五个常见问题
问：成都银杏一般什么时候黄？答：市区 11 月中下旬，城郊早一批在 11 月上旬，补位档在 11 月下旬到 12 月上旬。每年差一到两周。
问：11 月 1 日去能看到黄叶吗？答：市区还不行。2026 年 11 月 1 日刚转黄，要看金黄，等 11 月中旬以后。
问：哪个点位离宽窄巷子近？答：人民公园离得较近，地铁 2 号线人民公园站；百花潭公园也在同一片。宽窄巷子周边步行 10 分钟的范围内没有成片银杏。
问：电子科大能进吗？答：看当年学校公告。进校政策每年变，出发前查学校官方公众号，别按老帖子去。
问：银杏果能吃吗？答：路边掉的白果有微毒，别让孩子放进嘴里；处理过的银杏果也要少吃。
叶子什么时候黄，取决于你什么时候去，不取决于攻略写的日期。这篇可以先收藏，11 月中旬再翻出来。
Every November people rush to the Ginkgo Avenue at UESTC, come back with a half-green, half-yellow set of photos, and post the same caption: too early. Ginkgo does not turn gold across Chengdu at once — the hills go first, the city follows, and the gap between them is close to a month.
On 1 November 2026 the ginkgo inside the city has only just begun to turn. On the usual rhythm, urban sites do not reach full colour until mid to late November. This page sets out three time windows, the sites that match each one, and how to reach them from Kuanzhai Alley.
1. Three windows: where to go and when
| Window | Where to go |
|---|
| Early to mid November | Ciyun Temple on Yunding Mountain, Jintang; Wuhou Green Expo Park (allow a full day) |
| Mid to late November | UESTC Shahe campus, Jinxiu Lane, People's Park, Baihuatan Park (city centre, low risk) |
| Late November to early December | Tianfu Park, Muguang Forest in Xindu, Qinglong Lake (the follow-up window) |
These are windows, not fixed dates. A one to two week swing is normal and depends on when the cold actually arrives. The trees, not the calendar, are the reference.
2. Early to mid November: head out of town
The thousand-year-old ginkgo at Ciyun Temple on Yunding Mountain is among the first in the Chengdu area to turn. Temperatures on the mountain run lower than in the city, so colour arrives earlier — usually in early November. Reaching the temple and walking the grounds takes most of a day.
The ginkgo grove at Wuhou Green Expo Park enters its window at the same time; published guides put it between late October and mid November. It sits inside Wuhou District, so half a day is enough on site, but travel time has to be added.
What both share: worth a dedicated trip, not worth squeezing into a spare half day.
3. Mid to late November: the city centre
UESTC Shahe campus, Jinxiu Lane, People's Park and Baihuatan Park generally turn gold in this window.
City sites have one practical advantage: if the colour is not there, you can move to a teahouse in another park instead of losing a whole day. For families this matters — a child's patience runs out before the leaves change.
The ginkgo avenue at UESTC Shahe campus is the best known of the group, but campus access rules change from year to year. Check the university's official WeChat account before setting out rather than following an old forum post.
Jinxiu Lane is a narrow lane lined densely on both sides — good photographs, tight space. Clean shots without people exist only on weekday mornings. After midday at a weekend the crowd outnumbers the leaves.
4. Late November to early December: the follow-up window
Tianfu Park (Metro Line 1, Tianfu Park station) and Muguang Forest in Xindu (mid to late November) turn later. If both earlier windows pass you by, this one remains.
The plane trees at Qinglong Lake start changing in early November and give a different colour altogether. Autumn does not have to mean ginkgo only.
5. Getting there from Kuanzhai Alley
The hotel is at No. 18 Yongling Road, about a ten-minute walk from Kuanzhai Alley and 460 m from Exit C1 of Fuqin Station on Metro Line 5.
For People's Park, take Line 2 to People's Park station. For Shengxian Lake, Line 1 to Shengxian Lake station, Exit B. For Tianfu Park, Line 1 to Tianfu Park station, Exit A. From Fuqin, all three involve one or two changes and 20 to 35 minutes each way.
Give the two out-of-town sites — Yunding Mountain and Muguang Forest — a day of their own. Travelling with a child, treat walking time as a hard limit: strollers handle a ginkgo grove badly, and once a child is tired they want carrying. Anything over two hours each way turns into a carry-the-child trip.
Quiet hours exist in one place only: weekday mornings. At weekends, UESTC and Jinxiu Lane are busier than the trees are beautiful after midday.
6. How to tell whether the leaves have turned today
First, ignore the dates in last year's guides. Last year 10 November may have been gold; this year it may still be green.
Second, search for photographs posted today and check the date stamp. A post with a live location, published the same day, beats any guide.
Third, look at the trees, not the signs. In any one grove the sunlit trees turn first. Find the lit side on arrival instead of shooting a panorama from the gate.
7. Walking a ginkgo grove with a child: three things in the bag
Wipes and a plastic bag. Fallen ginkgo fruit smells strong once trodden in, and the smell travels on shoe soles. Clean up before getting back to the hotel.
Spare socks. Children walk into leaf piles, and leaf piles hold water.
A picnic mat. Ginkgo groves have no seating. When legs give out, the ground is the only option; a mat buys ten minutes of lying down.
Two safety notes as well: do not let a child collect fallen fruit as marbles — the pulp irritates skin, so wash hands before going home. Fallen ginkgo fruit is mildly toxic; handling it is fine, eating it is not, and even prepared ginkgo nuts should be eaten in small amounts.
8. The numbers, for your own check
Hotel address: No. 18 Yongling Road, Xi'an Road Subdistrict, Jinniu District, Chengdu. About 100 rooms across eight room types. Check-in 14:00, check-out 12:00, late check-out to 14:00 on request. Buffet breakfast 07:00–10:00, CNY 25 per person. Telephone 028-60786899. Ten minutes on foot to Kuanzhai Alley, a little over ten to Kuixinglou Street, 460 m to Exit C1 of Fuqin Station on Line 5.
9. Five common questions about Chengdu ginkgo
When does ginkgo usually turn in Chengdu? Mid to late November inside the city, early November in the surrounding hills, and a follow-up window from late November into early December. A one to two week swing is normal.
Will I see yellow leaves on 1 November? Not in the city. On 1 November 2026 the trees had only started to turn; full gold comes after mid November.
Which site is closest to Kuanzhai Alley? People's Park, on Metro Line 2, with Baihuatan Park in the same area. Within a ten-minute walk of Kuanzhai Alley there is no dense ginkgo grove.
Can I get into UESTC? That depends on the current year's rules. Access policy changes annually; check the university's official account before going rather than trusting an old post.
Can ginkgo fruit be eaten? Fallen fruit by the roadside is mildly toxic — keep it out of a child's mouth, and eat prepared ginkgo nuts in moderation.
When the leaves turn depends on when you go, not on the date a guide printed. Save this page and come back to it in mid November.
