A place to begin.
A suggested itinerary to personalise. Activities and accommodation are subject to the agreed proposal.
Travel times, seasons and reservations can change the daily arrangement.
Your quotation will specify transport, guiding, accommodation and activities. The proposal is shaped around your dates, group and service preferences. International travel and anything outside your agreed quotation are excluded.
Think through the route.
Compare the options in Matchstick Notes. Each note separates public-source research from our planning suggestions.
Make room for these moments.
- Chengdu tea houses
- Two cities of local flavours
- Chongqing after dark
Your days, at your pace.
This reference plan can be adjusted around your group. Open each day to explore the starting idea.
Day 1Arrive in Chengdu
Settle in and explore the neighbourhood if time allows.
Day 2Pandas and neighbourhoods
Mix signature experiences and city walks at your group’s pace.
Day 3Everyday Chengdu
Tea houses and Sichuan flavours, with cultural experiences shaped around your interests.
Day 4Continue to Chongqing
Arrange the intercity connection and leave time to rest and walk by the river.
Day 5Layered streets and hotpot
Explore local streets and food, with an optional riverside evening.
Day 6Depart Chongqing
Free time and onward travel planned around your departure.
Final arrangements, accommodation, transport, inclusions and quotation are discussed and agreed separately.
A few useful answers.
Can we change the dates or length?
Yes, discuss them during planning. Activities, stays and transport depend on the specific dates.
What about children or older travellers?
Tell us about your group and activity preferences so the proposal can account for rest, walking and transport.
Does an inquiry confirm the journey?
An inquiry starts the planning. The itinerary, quotation and change or cancellation terms are agreed in your formal proposal.
