Chengdu Multi-day tours

This is our second time choosing Klook's custom tours, and this time we booked a fully customized 6-day trip around Chengdu. The recommended destinations and hotels were completely tailored to our requests. To avoid the biggest crowds during the National Day holiday, we chose Qionglai, a small city west of Chengdu, along with the must-see Dujiangyan Irrigation System and Mount Qingcheng. The overall itinerary was reasonably planned, and whenever we needed temporary adjustments during the trip, Ling'er's team in charge of the itinerary responded very promptly, making our travel experience exceptionally good. Driver Xia Heqian provided full chauffeured service throughout these six days. Driver Xia was extremely punctual and enthusiastic, the vehicle was clean and comfortable with a smooth ride, and he helped us optimize our sightseeing routes for high efficiency, avoiding traffic jams and crowds. He also took us to try very authentic and delicious local specialties, maximizing our travel experience.

it was an average experiece. communication barrier was the main issue. but i would not rate it bad here. thank you.

We booked a large group tour with our children, and before we left, our biggest concern was the high-speed rail tickets and connecting to the scenic spots. However, the entire trip went very smoothly. On the day we visited Jiuzhaigou, we were in the park for a full 6 hours, from morning until afternoon. Our tour guide planned our route in advance, ensuring we visited Changhai and Wuhua Sea first to avoid the midday crowds. The water was so blue that the children kept exclaiming in wonder. The day at Huanglong was even more thoughtful; the guide suggested we take the ropeway up and walk down. The Five-Color Ponds were completely full and shimmered golden in the sunlight. The next afternoon, we took the high-speed train back to Chengdu and were home before 8 PM. There were no shopping stops throughout the trip, and the guide provided commentary on the scenery and culture during the bus rides.

I brought my parents here. Traveling by high-speed rail is much less strenuous for seniors! In the past, it took a whole day just to get to Jiuzhaigou, but now we can leave Chengdu in the morning and arrive at the scenic area by noon. At Huanglong Scenic Area, we took the ropeway up the mountain (80 yuan/person for the ascent) and then slowly walked down to see the Five-Color Ponds. Four hours was plenty of time for the visit. On the second day, the sightseeing bus in Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area went directly to the core attractions, covering Shuzheng Valley, Rize Valley, and Zechawa Valley. We walked about seven to eight thousand steps daily, and my parents weren't tired. Jiuzhaigou in July is lush green, the waterfalls are spectacularly full, and the air is fresh with the scent of plants and streams. Staying two nights at a hotel at the gully entrance meant we didn't have to move our luggage, which was very convenient. My parents enjoyed the Tibetan dinner and even watched a Guozhuang dance. The tour guide didn't enter the scenic area with us, but they explained all the important tips for visiting beforehand, which made the trip quite hassle-free.

My biggest concern was altitude sickness, but the entire trip went well, and I didn't feel anything. This might be because we had oxygen tanks, and for higher altitudes, the travel agency arranged oxygen rooms, which was a really great touch! Itinerary: On the day we explored Daocheng Yading, it's essential to bring an oxygen tank. You'll definitely feel a difference in your heart and lungs, and the climb can still be a bit challenging; however, I thought the scenery was decent. The night sky was truly beautiful, and you could see the stars clearly with the naked eye, no telescope needed. Personally, I prefer Mount Siguniang over Daocheng Yading; the scenery at Mount Siguniang is lusher and more diverse! Driver: The driver was excellent, drove steadily, and had a mild temperament. He was punctual every day and shared interesting local customs and stories with us along the way.

This trip to Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong was a wonderful experience. The local operator contacted us in advance to collect the first page of our passports for booking high-speed rail tickets and accommodation. The tour guide also reached out the day before departure to confirm details, and the overall arrangement was very well-organized. Special thanks to tour guide Zhang Yue and the driver. Tour Guide: Provided professional and detailed explanations, making the attraction introductions very engaging. Along the way, she thoughtfully reminded us of precautions for altitude sickness, answered all our questions, and was extremely patient. Driver: Excellent driving skills, navigated the mountain roads smoothly, kept the vehicle clean and tidy, and provided very attentive service. Itinerary: Reasonably arranged. Throughout the entire journey, we were carefully looked after by the two of them, making the trip easy and worry-free. It was an unforgettable journey. Five-star rating, highly recommended!

This is just the right season to go. Bipenggou and the lakesides of Mount Siguniang are splashed with yellow and red, creating a wonderful atmosphere. In the distance, you can see snow-capped mountains, alpine lakes, and red leaves—truly breathtaking. Taking the large ropeway up to Dagu Glacier, it was already covered in snow. It was windy at the peak, but the view was totally worth it. I took lots of photos with the snow-capped mountains, and they turned out amazing! The hotel was fine, and no one experienced high-altitude sickness. Our driver was fantastic—he drove steadily and reminded us of important tips and precautions. He only recommended places to eat when we asked, and otherwise didn't push anything on us at all. That was really great!

picked up and dropped off in our hotel. Xiao Chen our guide was very kind and gave us great tips for our sightseeing adventures. Bipenggou and Mount Sigunuang was so worth it! Very recommended when you go to Sichuan! We were still able to rest well at the included hotel. Great Sichuan food too!

This was our first time taking a group tour in China as foreigners. Despite some language barriers, we had a wonderful trip thanks to the kindness of our guide and driver. The scenery was also incredibly beautiful. The only downside was that due to long travel times, meal times often didn't align with typical lunch or dinner hours, leading to inconveniences like eating very late dinners, sometimes around 10 PM. Next time, if the schedule causes meal times to be significantly delayed, it would be great if there was more flexibility to arrange a nearby restaurant in between. Thanks to our cheerful driver, we were able to enjoy the long-distance journey to the end.