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2026-03-20
15 Days Around Chengdu & Sichuan
NACAYO TRAVEL
REAL TRIP CASE · 01
PRIVATE CLIENT TRIP · SICHUAN
15 Days
in Sichuan.
A private journey for guests fromthe Netherlands and Belgium.
11 GUESTS · 8 ADULTS + 3 CHILDREN · 15 DAYS
TRIP PLANNING & COORDINATION
Jack · Travel Advisor
Nacayo Travel
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THE TRIP AT A GLANCE
15
DAYS
11
GUESTS
3
CHILDREN
2
COUNTRIES
1
CUSTOM PLAN
THE BRIEF
A longer stay.
A less typical
travel brief.
The trip was arranged for overseas guests and family members connected with an new energy company.
Guests arrived in Chengdu on different flights and different dates. Three children were travelling with the group, and the preference was tostay away from high-altitude destinations.
For most visitors, Chengdu and the surrounding region would normally make up a much shorter trip. Here, the question was how to use 15 days well without simply adding more stops.
Different arrival dates.
Children travelling with the group.
No high-altitude route.
Fifteen days based mainly around Chengdu.
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Jack
TRAVEL ADVISOR · NACAYO TRAVEL
THE PLANNING
Plan around the group,
not around a fixed route.
Jack handled the itinerary planning, hotel selection, vehicle arrangements and overall coordination. Because the group size changed as new guests arrived, the journey was planned in stages rather than treated as one fixed 15-day programme.
01
Start local.
Earlier arrivals explored smaller museums, neighborhoods, ancient towns and nearby sights.
02
Let the group build.
More of Chengdu’s signature experiences were added as additional guests arrived.
03
Keep the major sights for later.
Pandas, Sanxingdui, Leshan and Mount Emei were scheduled when most of the group could experience them together.
04
Vary the pace.
City life, history, museums, nature, local culture and day trips were mixed throughout the journey.
Fifteen days did not mean fifteen days of rushing somewhere new.
The focus was variety, sensible timing and a pace that still worked for adults and children travelling together.
THE ROUTE
15 Days.
Planned in Stages.
EARLY ARRIVALS
01
ARRIVAL
Arrival in Chengdu
02
CHENGDU · CULTURE
Qingyang Palace
Du Fu Thatched Cottage
Huanhuaxi Park
03
TRADITION & MODERN CHENGDU
Sichuan Brocade & Embroidery Museum
Tiexiang Temple Riverfront
Chengdu Twin Towers
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AS MORE GUESTS ARRIVE
04
AROUND CHENGDU
Luodai Ancient Town → Jinlong Great Wall
05
ANREN
Anren Ancient Town → Liu’s Manor Museum
06
MORE GUESTS ARRIVE
Airport Pick-up → Chunxi Road → Wuhou Shrine → Jinli
07
PANDAS & CITY LIFE
Giant Panda Base → Eastern Suburb Memory → Chengdu Night View
08
CHENGDU LIFE
Chengdu Museum → People’s Park → Kuanzhai Alley → Sichuan Opera
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ONCE THE GROUP IS TOGETHER
09
BEYOND THE CITY
Sichuan Cuisine Museum → Mount Qingcheng → Maoxian
10
QIANG CULTURE
Ancient Qiang City → Taoping Qiang Village → Dujiangyan
11
SANXINGDUI
Guanxian Ancient Town → Sanxingdui Museum → Chengdu
12
LESHAN
Leshan Giant Buddha Cruise → Oriental Buddha Capital → Leshan Old Streets → Emeishan
13
MOUNT EMEI
Golden Summit → Chengdu
14–15
DEPARTURES
Airport transfers arranged around individual flight schedules.
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THE RIDE
Comfortable,
polished and presentable.
With 11 guests travelling together, the vehicle needed to work for longer driving days while also fitting the tone of a company-hosted visit.
Compared with a typical group vehicle, the cabin offeredgenerous seating space, a more refined interior and a noticeably more business-like feel.
It may seem like a small detail, but the vehicle is often one of the first parts of the trip guests experience after arrival.
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THE TABLE
Sichuan food,
at the right pace.
Local food was an important part of the trip, but eleven guests do not necessarily share the same tastes.
We recommended authentic local restaurants while taking into account spice tolerance, children in the group and individual dining preferences.
Meals were not treated as a fixed set menu. The aim was to let guests experience Sichuan food properly while making sure everyone could enjoy the table.
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THE STAY
Hotel selection
went beyond stars.
With three children travelling in the group, the actual stay experience mattered as much as the hotel category.
Where possible, priority was given to newer or recently renovated properties. Opening dates, room condition, current guest reviews, location and family comfort were all considered.
01
Newer properties
Recent openings or renovations were preferred where possible.
02
Current guest feedback
Recent ratings and reviews on major Chinese booking platforms were checked.
03
Practical comfort
Room condition and facilities mattered as much as the hotel name.
04
Family-friendly details
In Chengdu, a panda-themed stay added a local touch for the children.
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PEOPLE BEHIND THE TRIP
Jack
TRAVEL ADVISOR · NACAYO TRAVEL
Planned the itinerary and coordinated hotels, vehicle arrangements and day-to-day logistics around the group’s changing arrival schedule.
Grace
ENGLISH-SPEAKING GUIDE
Travelled with the group throughout the trip, handling day-to-day communication, cultural interpretation and on-trip coordination.
AFTER 15 DAYS
The group visited pandas, Sanxingdui, Leshan and Mount Emei, but the trip was not built around headline attractions alone. There were museums, tea in the park, ancient towns, local food, Qiang culture, comfortable stays and quieter days in between.
Fifteen days around Chengdu
was not the obvious itinerary.
It was the itinerary that worked for this group.
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