CHENGDU & QINGCHENG MOUNTAIN · CHINA
Explore Chengdu and Qingcheng Mountain through tea, local culture and time outdoors. Choose the experiences that interest you, with room to rest and arrangements shaped around your needs.
SUPPORT FOR YOUR PLANS
Choose wellness, treatment, modern medical care or another request, then share your priorities and a way to reach you. We can discuss suitable next steps before you make travel plans.
Medical care · CHINA
Whether you need clarity on a diagnosis or wish to explore treatment options, start with the questions that matter to you. We coordinate enquiries with suitable hospitals and specialists across China, taking your condition, language and travel needs into account.
Modern medicine in ChinaLeave an email, a brief medical history and your main questions so your enquiry can be directed appropriately.
With your consent, we identify a relevant specialty and coordinate a hospital response based on your records.
We explain the proposed next steps by email. Before deciding to travel, confirm the provider, appointment and itemised costs.
The multicentre CARTIFAN-1 phase II study in China reported responses to cilta-cel in previously treated multiple myeloma. This specialist treatment can cause serious adverse effects and requires strict eligibility assessment.
JCO · CARTIFAN-1 · 2023Zanubrutinib, developed by BeiGene, received US FDA approval for CLL/SLL in 2023. Its international development illustrates China’s contribution to blood-cancer medicines; an oncologist must assess individual suitability.
FDA · Zanubrutinib · 2023The CLASS-01 randomised trial at 14 Chinese centres supported laparoscopic distal gastrectomy for selected patients with locally advanced gastric cancer. Three-year disease-free survival met its prespecified noninferiority criterion versus open surgery. Suitability depends on stage and an experienced surgical team.
JAMA · CLASS-01 · 2019The receiving hospital confirms the specialist, appointment, eligibility and itemised costs. Research achievements do not guarantee access or an outcome. Clinical care is provided by licensed medical institutions.
Explore proton therapy in ChengduA DIFFERENT WAY TO TRAVEL
Compare 7-, 14- and 21-day journeys, then discuss the balance of activities and rest that suits your time, interests and budget.
7 daysA first taste of Chengdu, with tea, culture and space for a wellness introduction.
14 daysTHE SIGNATURE JOURNEYThe full Chengdu and Qingcheng story: unhurried city days, forest air and time for yourself.
21 daysMore room for nature, personal interests and an individual rhythm of rest and discovery.
Health consultation and advice online before you travel to China.
One face-to-face session after arrival to clarify your needs and plan your health journey in detail.
Remote health consultation and advice costs US$10 per session; one in-person health-journey planning session after arrival costs US$200; the service consultation & translation fee is charged by journey length: US$3,999 for 7 days, US$5,499 for 14 days and US$6,699 for 21 days. Hotel and hospital charges are paid by you directly to each provider against their confirmed bills; we never collect third-party funds. Flights and insurance are not included unless stated otherwise.
A DIFFERENT WAY TO TRAVEL
Every journey is built around one clear outcome — what do you want to feel different when you return home? Pick a goal, and we shape the pace across 7, 14 or 21 days.
For anyone who sleeps poorly and feels constantly tense. Quiet stays, gentle walks in nature, breathing relaxation and a steady routine help you explore a rest rhythm that truly suits you.
“Quieter nights, calmer days.”
Designed for those who feel drained after long stretches of busyness. Comfortable stays, balanced meals, light activity and generous free time help you feel energy — and the pleasure of life — again.
“Recharge yourself — and bring the energy back to everyday life.”
For those who sit for long hours, feel stiff, and want to move more freely. Progressive walks, gentle stretching and optional traditional wellness exercises, paced by how your body feels.
“Walk a little easier, feel a little freer.”
For lives filled with messages, meetings and screens. Forest walks, tea sessions, handicrafts and unstructured alone time reduce the noise and bring your attention back to yourself.
“Put the screen down for a while, and hear what you need.”
For those who often eat in a rush and irregularly, and want to care for themselves again. Sichuan flavours adjusted to your taste, unhurried meals and food culture, building everyday habits that are easy to keep.
“Eat well, and taste life while you're at it.”
For middle-aged and senior travellers who want to stay mobile and independent. Comfortable walking, cultural experiences, ample rest, and professional health consultations arranged on request.
“At your own pace, keep living the life you want.”
For couples or friends too busy to spend real time together. Tea, walks and Shu culture shared side by side — with space kept for each person's own rest.
“Give time to each other, and bring the good back into life.”
For those who want to rebalance sleep, food, movement and rest all at once. Try out a rhythm that suits you during the trip, and leave with a short list of small habits you can keep at home.
“Find your rhythm in Chengdu — and keep caring for yourself back home.”
Goals can be combined freely — or simply tell us how you have been feeling, and we will suggest the best fit.
Time for the mountains, and time for yourself.
WELLBEING, WITH A SENSE OF PLACE
Combine tea, local food, Chinese wellness culture and gentle outdoor time as you wish. Activities can be adjusted or left out to suit how you feel each day.
Explore TCM traditions. Any consultation or treatment is optional and subject to assessment by a licensed clinician.
Discover tea rituals and local flavours, with dietary preferences considered in your plan.
Gentle walks, time outdoors and restful afternoons around Qingcheng Mountain.
Make space for the joyful parts of travel, whether you come alone, as a couple or with family.
CHENGDU · QINGCHENG
A private 14-day, 13-night journey: five nights in Chengdu, four near Qingcheng Mountain, then four back in the city. Explore the complete daily schedule, clinical options and practical arrangements.
arrival, assessment, tea and pandas.
rest, gentle movement and Dujiangyan.
review, Shu culture and a personal handover.
Proposed stays; rooms, providers and clinical appointments require written confirmation. The original programme is designed for 1–4 guests from Thailand; other languages and group sizes are tailored.
Full journey guide
PRACTICAL SUPPORT, CLEAR CHOICES
Review city and mountain accommodation within your agreed budget, including room type and access needs. Properties and rooms are confirmed before booking.
Plan private airport and scheduled transfers around the agreed itinerary, with time for rest. Confirm the journeys and service hours included in your quote.
Tell us which language helps you feel comfortable discussing details. The original programme provides for Chinese, English and Thai coordination; Russian and other language support is confirmed before booking.
Review accommodation, transport, experiences and any clinical costs as separate items, so you can decide which services you want to include.
PRACTICAL SUPPORT, CLEAR CHOICES
Well-regarded hotels in the city, by Dujiangyan and on Qingcheng Mountain, plus the teahouses, TCM clinics and rehabilitation centres we know and trust. Choices are matched to your itinerary and confirmed at booking.
Courtyard-style urban oasis inside Taikoo Li, with spa and tea room
By Tianfu Square; Valmont herbal spa and heated pool
Skyline hotel in the financial district; spa, sauna and twin-tower views
A 300-year-old mansion on Kuanzhai Alley; French design meets Chinese courtyard
Landmark tower atop IFS; sweeping city views
Lakeside hotel by the Dujiangyan scenic area, with theatre town and hot pools
Near the old town and the city hospital — handy for both sightseeing and care
Secluded Relais & Chateaux estate near Qingcheng, with herbal bath rituals
Hillside hot-spring villas near Panda Valley and the ancient irrigation works
Own garden compound near Nanqiao Bridge with eleven wellness pools
China's only mountain Six Senses: village-like layout, spa, tai chi and tea
Courtyard suites with private hot pools, butler service and heritage crafts
Taoist hot-spring rituals in high negative-ion mountain air
Wellness-focused resort with healing programmes and warm springs
Karst-cave hot-spring villas with mountain-view private pools
Recommendations are compiled from public rankings and guest reviews and are for reference only; rooms, prices and appointments are confirmed by each hotel and clinic.
FROM AN IDEA TO YOUR ITINERARY
Choose your preferred length of stay, interests and travel company. A short brief gives you a starting point for discussing what would suit you.
Review dates, accommodation, language support, optional wellness appointments and an itemised quote. Ask about anything you would like to change before deciding.
When the arrangements suit you, confirm your bookings, check entry requirements and review the final travel details.
The receiving hospital confirms the specialist, appointment, eligibility and itemised costs. Research achievements do not guarantee access or an outcome. Clinical care is provided by licensed medical institutions.
EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS
Compare the journeys, save your preferences or ask about the details. You can decide after reviewing the available services and costs.