Cycling holiday in Eastern Tibet, Sichuan Province

by Responsible Travel

Region

Sichuan Province

Duration

15 Days

Guided Status

Guided

Difficulty

N/A

D-Score™

N/A - Unknown

Overview

Cycling holiday in Eastern Tibet, Sichuan Province. The tour is 15 days long and is a small group tour. Prices start from US $3,486 excluding flights. The price includes local transport, accommodation in the cities, camp equipment (tents and mat), meals listed in the itinerary, English speaking guide, entrance fee, and extra work staff if needed. The holiday is ideal for those seeking an adventurous cycling holiday or a small group cycling holiday in Sichuan. The tour has been screened by responsible travel pioneers to maximize benefits to local people and places.

Daily Ride Schedule

Accommodation & Services

Accommodation

Camping

What's Included

Catering services

Accommodation arrangements

Support vehicle following all rides

About the Sichuan Province

A dedicated guide for this region is not available yet.

USD 3486

per person

Go to Provider

Why Choose This Tour?

Cycling through Eastern Tibet, Sichuan Province, visiting historical villages and towns including Baoxing, Xiaojin, Danda, Donggu.
Experience local culture through cycling, using less vehicles, less oil, and less carbon.
Minimize waste by preparing food in moderation and encouraging clients to dispose of waste appropriately in local garbage collection facilities, including recycling.
Aims for a plastic-free life by supplying water from a support van and suggesting riders use their own water bottles to refill boiled water.
Incorporates local Tibetan communities, valuing their unique insights, knowledge, and hospitality, ensuring they benefit from tourism.
Works exclusively with small local businesses and locally owned restaurants, including meals in rural villages away from the standard tourist trail, to conserve rural lifestyles and contribute to sustainable development.
Engages local guides and drivers who receive fair wages and training opportunities, ensuring travelers learn about the culture directly from locals and that money benefits local economies.
Small group tour with a maximum of 16 participants to ensure low impact on environments and communities, avoiding disruption or displacement of local people.