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14-Day Cycle Chengdu to Guiyang: pandas, dinosaurs, high-quality liquors and ancient towns

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Itinerary

  1. Day 1

    Chengdu

    You'll arrive at the airport and get driven to your hotel to settle in. After getting comfortable, your guides will meet with you to go over the itinerary, talk through local road safety, and fill you in on cultural things to know. Later in the evening, you'll have a welcome dinner showcasing some of Chengdu's best food to kick off your trip.

    Start point
    成都双流国际机场, Chengdu Shi, Sichuan, China (Terminal 1 or Terminal 2, 00:00 - 23:55)
    Meals
    Dinner (Welcome dinner celebrating the beginning of the journey, featuring some of the best food Chengdu has to offer)
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  2. Day 2

    Huanglongxi Ancient Town

    Start early at the Giant Panda Breeding Research Base where you'll see pandas of various ages in open park settings. After lunch, you'll cycle through the countryside south of Chengdu toward Xinglong Lake, then check out the 150-year-old Tongzhi Dragon Kiln to watch traditional pottery making. From there, you'll ride through fruit orchards and greenways to Big Buddha Temple before finishing at Huanglongxi Ancient Town, a 1,700-year-old riverside settlement that sits on the ancient Silk Road.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch (Early lunch before continuing to Xinglong Lake), Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Visit Giant Panda Breeding Research Base
    • Visit Tongzhi Dragon Kiln - 150-year-old pottery kiln
    • Visit Ming Qing Street - ancient narrow street with 100 years of history
    • Visit Big Buddha Temple - featuring large carved marble Buddhas
    • Explore Huanglongxi Ancient Town - 1,700-year-old town with three temples and winding alleyways
    Landmarks
    Giant Panda Breeding Research Base
    Xinglong Lake
    Tongzhi Dragon Kiln
    Ming Qing Street
    Big Buddha Temple
    Huanglongxi Ancient Town
  3. Day 3

    Leshan

    After driving about an hour, you'll start cycling along a scenic river road with bamboo trees on both sides. You'll visit Zhongyan Temple, located in a large park with Buddhist carvings from over 1,500 years ago, and hike to a natural spring. Cycling continues through farmland to Guanmiao Village before driving to Leshan to see the world's largest carved stone Buddha. A short river cruise lets you take in the full 71-metre carving. You'll finish the day trying Leshan's well-known local dishes.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Leshan's famous cuisine including Sweet Skin Roast Duck and Bo Bo Chicken)

    Included Activities

    • Visit Zhongyan Temple - Buddhist temple with 1,500+ year old carvings
    • Hike through gardens to natural spring at Zhongyan Temple
    • Boat cruise to view Leshan Giant Buddha - 71m carved stone Buddha built over 1,200 years ago
    Landmarks
    Zhongyan Temple
    Leshan Giant Buddha
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  4. Day 4

    Rongxian

    You'll drive a short distance outside Leshan, then start cycling on off-road country tracks through rural areas. The route goes through paddy fields and bamboo to reach The Ethnic Minority Museum of Qianfo Town, housed in the Leichang Residence, a massive traditional building from the 1700s. You'll explore the structures with Cultural Revolution-era slogans still on the walls. Cycling continues through quiet countryside with bamboo and terraced fields, passing tea farming areas. For those up for it, there's a 2-3km mountain biking section before driving to Rongxian.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Visit The Ethnic Minority Museum of Qianfo Town - housed in Leichang Residence, largest traditional residence in south-western Sichuan

    Optional Activities

    • Mountain biking track option - 2-3km section with reasonable level of difficulty
    Landmarks
    The Ethnic Minority Museum of Qianfo Town
    Leichang Residence
    Tiechang Town
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  5. Day 5

    Zigong

    You'll cycle through southern Sichuan's countryside on country roads, passing terraced paddy fields. At 10km you'll see a soybean paste production centre, then stop at Chengjia Town (26km) for tea at a bustling roadside teahouse. The ride continues through rice terrace scenery and through Aiye on Zigong's outskirts. In Zigong, you'll visit a museum with dinosaur bone specimens and an operating salt mine, exploring one of the world's largest concentrations of dinosaur bones and a 2,000-year salt mining heritage.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Visit Zigong Dinosaur Museum - archaeological pit with dinosaur bones
    • Visit Zigong Salt Industry History Museum - historic salt mine still in use
    Landmarks
    Zigong Dinosaur Museum
    Zigong Salt Mine
    Chengjia Town
    Aiye
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  6. Day 6

    Fushun

    After a short drive, you'll cycle through small hamlets on a country lane to Xianshi Ancient Town (12km), established 1,400 years ago as a river trading port on the ancient salt route. The quiet riverside town has traditional buildings, Buddhist shrines, and temples where locals go about daily life. You'll visit a traditional baijiu distillery with fermentation pits and see shops selling yeast balls for rice wine brewing. Lunch stops at a 'farmer's home' restaurant, then a 25km afternoon ride follows the Fuxi river through countryside to Fushun. You'll see Fushun's Confucian Temple, which has a mysterious tiny naked statue on top visible only through a telescope.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch at a 'farmer's home' restaurant with good quality food sourced from surrounding countryside), Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Explore Xianshi Ancient Town - 1,400-year-old river port with traditional buildings and temples
    • Visit traditional baijiu distillery with fermentation pits in Xianshi Ancient Town
    • Visit Fushun's Confucian Temple - beautiful temple built on tiered ground with unique features
    Landmarks
    Xianshi Ancient Town
    Fushun Confucian Temple
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  7. Day 7

    Luzhou

    Starting from the city edge on a single-track road through bamboo-surrounded farmlands, you'll see people working by hand in centuries-old ways. You'll enter baijiu territory passing terraced sorghum fields around 10km. At Huangjia (26km), a lively village with vendors, you'll stop at simple teahouses. From there, the route winds through remote tracks and roads, sometimes following the river through riverside towns. You'll drive to Luzhou, Sichuan's key baijiu brewing city, and visit the Luzhou Laojiao Museum with the country's oldest fermentation pits spanning about 500 years. A tasting of this famous baijiu brand finishes the day.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Visit Luzhou Laojiao Museum - houses ancient fermentation pits (around 500 years old) still in use and offers baijiu tasting
    Landmarks
    Luzhou Laojiao Museum
    Huangjia
  8. Day 8

    Chishui

    After a 10km drive, you'll start on a single-track road tackling one of the trip's tougher climbs while crossing from Sichuan into Guizhou province. You'll cycle through bamboo forests cutting through farmlands, then face several kilometres of serious climbing, the trip's most challenging section so far, rewarded with views from a mountain ridge. You'll wind along the ridge through bamboo before descending toward Chishui, where you'll notice different language, people, and architecture. Before reaching your hotel, you'll visit Datong Ancient Town in a valley beside a slow river. You'll sample 1, 3, and 8-year aged local baijiu at a tasting room and walk the old town with its temple and curio workshops. During warmer months, swimming in the river helps recover from the day's effort.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Visit Datong Ancient Town - picturesque riverside old town with temples and local attractions
    • Baijiu tasting - taste 1, 3, and 8-year aged local baijiu in Datong Ancient Town

    Optional Activities

    • Swim in the river at Datong Ancient Town (available during warmer months)
    Landmarks
    Datong Ancient Town
  9. Day 9

    Tucheng

    You'll start on a specially built cycle lane following the Chishui river through a deep valley with bamboo-covered mountains all the way to Maotai. At 22km you'll reach Bing'an Ancient Town, which has 1,000 years of history as a former river trading post and Red Army strategic position during the 1935 Long March. The quiet old town sits above the river with large rocks and red soil banks. You'll sample local snacks like grilled river crabs and browse Guizhou souvenirs, then visit a Red Army museum. Cycling continues as mountains grow larger with karst geology becoming more visible. After 62km total, you'll reach Tucheng Ancient Town beside the river. You'll explore the large ancient area, a modern art gallery with Chinese and international contemporary work, and the Red Army Museum with excellent Long March and Communist revolution exhibits.

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    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Explore Bing'an Ancient Town - 1,000-year-old riverside trading town with Red Army history
    • Visit Red Army Museum in Bing'an Ancient Town - museum about Red Army garrison
    • Explore Tucheng Ancient Town - large riverside ancient town
    • Visit Tucheng Modern Art Gallery - contemporary Chinese and international art
    • Visit Tucheng Red Army Museum - exhibits on Long March and Communist revolution history
    Landmarks
    Bing'an Ancient Town
    Tucheng Ancient Town
  10. Day 10

    Maotai

    After a 40km drive to Xijiu Town, you'll see baijiu factories rising above the river with karst mountains forming an impressive valley backdrop, confirming you're approaching Maotai, China's baijiu production centre. You'll continue on the cycle lane closely following the river through famous Guizhou karst scenery with occasional local baijiu factories visible. After 50km of steady riding, you'll arrive in Maotai in time for a relaxed lunch. The afternoon includes visiting the 'Chinese Liquor Culture City' museum in attractive surroundings with traditional exhibition halls. The well-designed museum has strong translations guiding you through China's alcohol history with baijiu focus, covering brewing methods, cultural significance, and political histories before a tasting of this well-known drink.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch (Relaxed lunch after arriving in Maotai), Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Visit Chinese Liquor Culture City - museum with exhibitions on China's alcohol history and baijiu, includes baijiu tasting
    Landmarks
    Chinese Liquor Culture City
    Xijiu Town
  11. Day 11

    Qianxi

    Today brings the trip's most challenging riding with longer distance and multiple climbs and descents, but also the most varied scenery and culture. After a 30-40 minute drive to Wuma Town, a gorgeous riverside town where locals shop, you'll begin the day's biggest climb. The gentle 5km+ ascent winds up the hillside, offering the trip's best views from the top with sorghum terraces spreading below. You'll continue through countryside with gentle descents through hills and villages to a large flat valley at Jinsha Town for lunch. After lunch, another drive takes you to countryside with gentle rolling hills, villages, and regional whitewashed homes with grey tile roofs. After 45km total riding, you'll descend into open countryside where tobacco crops replace sorghum. You'll get a closer look at tobacco drying and aging. The route continues through varied scenery with generous downhills before reaching Qianxi county city.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch break in Jinsha Town), Dinner
    Landmarks
    Wuma Town
    Jinsha Town
  12. Day 12

    Qingzhen

    After a 30-40 minute drive, you'll visit Zhijin Karst Cave, discovered in the 1980s and considered the most beautiful cave in China and the world's largest non-supported visitable cave. You'll walk 7km through chambers with huge spaces, intricate crystalline formations, and rare stalagmites and stalactites. After leaving the cave, you'll have a shorter, relaxed cycling day through Guizhou countryside as karst mountains become more prominent with their distinct formations spreading around farms, villages, and water buffalo. At about 10km you'll cycle through Xinpu Village where elderly people smoke traditional pipes with local tobacco. Around 15km there's a harsh uphill rewarded with a nice descent. After 20km, scenery shifts to forested valleys before a short drive to Qingzhen City.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Visit Zhijin Karst Cave - regarded as most beautiful cave in China and largest non-supported visitable cave in the world, includes 7km walk inside with chambers and crystal formations
    Landmarks
    Zhijin Karst Cave
    Xinpu Village
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  13. Day 13

    Qingyan

    Your final ride begins on Qingzhen's outskirts through varied Guizhou countryside. You'll start on a cycle lane for the first few kilometres leading out of the suburbs to a small lake at the city's edge. From there you'll enter an evergreen forest, then pass through many villages for an interesting view of life just outside cities. The route covers varied scenery with forest, villages, and countryside, occasionally passing rivers or water buffalo, summarizing what you've seen over the past days. You'll join a cycle path on the main road and freewheel downhill for the final kilometres to Qingyan Ancient Town. This large town, built in 1378 as a military outpost, has a large wall overlooking countryside and karst mountains. You'll explore the town's unique Christian and Buddhist influences and climb the wall to watch the sunset over karst scenery. A farewell dinner with excellent local food lets you reflect on the trip and your achievements.

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Farewell dinner with excellent local food, celebrating the trip and all achieved)

    Included Activities

    • Explore Qingyan Ancient Town - built 1378 as military outpost, with large wall and unique Christian and Buddhist influences
    • Climb Qingyan Ancient Town wall - views of sunset over karst mountain scenery
    Landmarks
    Qingyan Ancient Town
  14. Day 14

    Qingyan

    You have a free day to relax and walk through Qingyan Ancient Town however you'd like. Let your guides know if you have special requests and they'll help out if possible. When it's time to go, you'll transfer to nearby Guiyang airport for your departure flight.

    End point
    贵阳龙洞堡国际机场, 贵阳龙洞堡机场, Guiyang Shi, Guizhou, China (Terminal 1 or Terminal 2, 00:00 - 23:55)

    Optional Activities

    • Explore Qingyan Ancient Town at your own pace
    • Special requests - arrange with guides based on your interests
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  • BOBBY
    · June 4th, 2025
    I was extremely fortunate to have Ying Ying and Ollie (her brother) as my guide and driver exclusively. It was truly a cultural and historical treat to visit no less than 12 ancient Chinese cities during the 14-day tour. I had the peak experience of the Tibetan plateau at about 3,600 m high and I was also on the three rivers that required the construction of the Big Buddha over 90 years during the Tang Dynasty to tame the river waters. I saw Leshan Golden Buddha, one of the four holiest Buddhist temples in China. Ying Ying was effectively bi-lingual and that made my tour alive. She could explain the history and culture of each place I visited in English effortlessly. One downside of this trip is that the route is following the trunk roads which made riding a bit dicey at times. I do miss the quite country road/cycling tracks where I am not harassed by heavy vehicular traffic. So I cut short the riding portion and increased the time for tourism and trekking. Ying Ying was meticulous in identifying the best food in each city for me to try, sans the mala flavored food which did not appeal to me. I had the best dim sum in Chengdu at a Cantonese restaurant called Chua Lam. The Chinese bar b que was also a highlight of my trip. I would highly recommend this trip to those who are adventurers and reasonably fit. Kudos to Ying Ying and Ollie who really spoiled me.
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  • Terri
    · April 20th, 2025
    My mom is a very experienced traveler who has been to China by herself many times. However, she wanted to try a private tour and she found Sichuan Adventure on TourRadar. The two of us traveled together in China on this private tour. Leo was our tour guide and Daniel was our driver. Both spoke very good English and it was no trouble to communicate with them. In particular, Leo had near native level English and we had fun discussions with him about our respective countries, China and America. Having our own private guide and private driver was an amazing experience. Leo knew all the parks and trails around Sichuan 四川, by heart. We wanted to visit some of the most popular national parks in China, including Jiuzhaigou 九寨沟 and Yading 亚丁. It was essential to have a guide like Leo who knew how to most efficiently get around the parks, navigate huge crowds, and help us buy entry tickets as international travelers. I had been to China with my mom in 2018, and we had to do all our own travel planning. It was so hectic and stressful. With Leo and Daniel's help on our tour, we could simply relax and enjoy our time, walking and taking photos. Leo designed the itinerary and booked all the hotels. All we had to do was show up. We also had the help of a third team member, Yingying, who remotely took care of things and communicated with us on Wechat. When my mom forgot her phone power bank and needed an extra travel bag, Yingying ordered these for us and had them delivered to our hotel. Leo knew everything about the nationals parks and attractions in Sichuan. He gave tons of details about every place we visited and could answer all our questions in both Chinese and English. My mom is over 70 years old and has trouble seeing steps on trails, especially when descending mountains. Leo patiently walked by her side and made sure she got down the mountains safely. Having our private tour guide and driver gave us personalized, flexible service. My mom likes to do long 3-4 week trips in China. Even though the tour is listed as a 14 day walking tour of Sichuan, Leo had no problem coming up with a longer itinerary, which also avoided the crowds of the October holiday! Everyone knows about the big national parks like Jiuzhaigou, but Leo also took us to smaller parks and villages where there were very few tourists, so we could get away from the crowds. There was one day that I had trouble with the high altitude in Tibet and started getting headaches. Leo brought oxygen cannisters to our hotel room when I got back that night. When my mom was tired one day and needed to go back to the hotel, Leo was able to stay with her and take her back, while I continued to hike in Yading. When I needed to leave the trip one week early, Leo and Daniel drove me to the airport in Yading. I was nervous about leaving my mom, but Leo promised to take good care of her and kept me updated with photos in the group chat. It was so reassuring, not having to worry about my mom! The Sichuan Adventure team really went the extra mile. Thanks to Leo's connections, we were able to meet some real Tibetans, one of whom had a Tesla! My mom is a devout Buddhist, and Leo made sure she got to see as many temples and religious sites as time allowed. We also arrived a few days early in Chengdu 成都. For no extra charge, Leo wrote up a detailed itinerary for us, with several ideas to choose from on each day. Yingying helped me navigate the big city of Chengdu, including how to use Alipay to ride the subway and how to get to the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. After my flight from Yading to Chengdu, I had one last day in Chengdu. Yingying helped me find the best grilled fish 烤鱼 restaurant in the city, so that I could get one last amazing meal on the October 1st holiday! She told me exactly what to order. Then she helped me book a Didi ride to get to the subway in the early morning, so I could take the subway to the airport for my flight out of China. The subway wasn't running early enough in the morning and taking a car all the way to the airport would have taken too long, so this was the only way to make my flight. Thanks to her help, I didn't miss my flight leaving the country. I think the reason Sichuan Adventure was able to do all this for us, was because they are a small business specializing in the Sichuan region. Their small and experienced team is able to dedicate themselves fully to each client, making our time in China an unforgettable trip of a lifetime. I give my highest recommendation to Sichuan Adventure. They are the people to hire for a first class tour in Sichuan.
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