“The Eastern Alps” Siguniang Mountain 3-Day Summit Tour
Summit Views × Achievement × Fully Supported Guided Expedition
✔ Fully customized travel, tailored just for you.
★ Private guide & private vehicle with full itinerary support.
♥ No hidden costs. No forced shopping. Just peace of mind.
Estimated price per person:
Please note:
• The more people in your group, the lower the cost per person. Final pricing will be quoted individually based on your preferred travel dates and customized itinerary.
• Travel costs may vary depending on the departure date, number of travel days, meal arrangements, accommodation level, flight tickets, and airport transfers.
• For an accurate quotation, please contact our customer service team.
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A Mount Siguniang Trek – Woven with Seas of Clouds, Sunrise, and a Deep Sense of Achievement
● An adventure above the clouds — Siguniang Mountain’s Summit Peak is a 5,000m-class snow mountain that even beginners with good fitness can reasonably attempt. It is an ideal introduction to high-altitude trekking in China.
● From the World Heritage sites of Leshan Giant Buddha and Mount Emei to the enigmatic Sanxingdui civilization, the region reveals the profound depth of nature and history woven together.
● Savor a quiet moment at a traditional teahouse, then indulge in the vibrant flavors of Chengdu hot pot—these unhurried experiences become the most treasured memories of the journey.
★Tour highlights★
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Summit Spectacle
The sunrise breaking through the endless sea of clouds, a carpet of mist unfurling beneath your feet, and countless majestic snow‑capped peaks rising in a breathtaking panorama. This reward is reserved only for those who stand at the top – a beauty so vivid that no photograph can capture. It’s a moment that will stay etched in your memory for a lifetime, washing away every ounce of fatigue.
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The Plateau Alive with Nature
Along the trekking routes, delicate alpine flowers and wild animals thrive in their natural habitat. With every step, the majestic scenery unfolds like a living scroll painting. What’s more, a Japanese‑speaking guide accompanies you throughout the journey, sharing insightful stories about the area’s natural wonders. Free from language barriers, you can fully immerse yourself in the serene beauty of the highlands.
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Your Safety, Our Priority
Our experienced local mountain guides provide thorough pre‑trip support – covering safety briefings, high‑altitude knowledge, detailed itineraries, and final gear checks. For the summit push from base camp, we offer one‑on‑one professional guidance to ensure every step is secure. Even if you’re a first‑time climber, you can take on this challenge with complete confidence. We’ve got you covered every step of the way.
Elevation Profile – Altitude Changes over 3 Days
Mount Siguniang (Dafeng) Summit Climbing Route Map
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This tour includes a native‑language guide plus seasoned local Mount Siguniang guides. For the base‑camp‑to‑summit section, scenic‑area rules require a dedicated local guide for each guest (1‑on‑1), so you can pursue the peak with total confidence.
Travel Itinerary
This is one of our most popular model itineraries.
We will tailor the journey to your preferences and create a fully customized tour just for you.
Day 1
Gateway to the Highlands — Chengdu to Siguniang
Chengdu → Siguniang Town
~8:00 AM — Depart from Chengdu
Your guide and private vehicle pick you up at your Chengdu hotel.
Heading west into the mountains of Sichuan, you'll cross Balang Mountain (3,800m) — locally nicknamed the "Kingdom of Pandas" for its lush alpine meadows. The road winds through dramatic landscapes, with photo stops at Maobiliang, one of the best viewpoints for the full Siguniang massif. Arrive at Siguniang Town, where your guide handles check-in. Take it easy — today is all about acclimatization.
~12:00 PM — Lunch
Your guide brings you to a handpicked local restaurant. Think yak hotpot, Sichuan mountain vegetables, and hearty highland fare — fuel for the days ahead.
Afternoon — Shuangqiaogou (Double Bridge Valley) Walk
A gentle stroll through Shuangqiaogou (~3,200m) — the perfect acclimatization activity. Alpine meadows stretch beneath the four peaks of Siguniang: Dafeng, Erfeng, Sanfeng, and the razor-sharp Yaomei (6,250m). This valley is a botanical treasure trove:
◆ Late spring–summer: Rhododendrons, edelweiss, and rare blue poppies in bloom
◆ Clear days: Crisp views of all four snow-capped peaks
◆ Wildlife: Wild yaks and musk deer occasionally spotted
~7:00 PM — Dinner & Rest
After the pre‑trip briefing, your guide will take you to a local restaurant of your choice, where you can enjoy a hearty dinner tailored to your tastes. Then it’s an early night back at the hotel — a good rest is essential to recharge your energy. Tomorrow, the mountain will be waiting, and you’ll be ready to embrace the challenge.
Day 2
Above the Clouds — Trek to Base Camp
Siguniang Town → Foothills → Base Camp (4,379m)
Morning — The Climb Begins
After breakfast, around 8:00 AM, the real journey starts. Walking through the foothills, you'll gain elevation gradually — deep breaths, steady steps. The landscape unfolds like a painting: vivid alpine flowers against distant snow peaks, the kind of contrast that exists nowhere else.
◆ Guide adjusts pace to match every participant — no rush, no pressure
◆ Sichuan endemic flora: Cobalt-blue meconopsis poppies, crimson rhododendron
◆ Panoramic views of Dafeng and Erfeng from the valley
Lunch — Trail Snacks
Pandaland Trip provides packed trail food: chocolate, energy bars, beef jerky. Bring your own favorites too — whatever keeps you going.
Base Camp Arrival (4,379m)
You've reached your home for the night — at the same altitude as the clouds. Set against a world of snow and rock, tents are pitched. Drop your pack, rest a while, then attend the final briefing for tomorrow's summit push. Tonight's sky is something else — far from any city lights, at over 4,000m, the Milky Way spills across the darkness in a way you've never seen before.
◆ Tents and sleeping bags arranged by Pandaland Trip (contact us for details)
◆ If altitude symptoms appear, your guide responds immediately — descent support always available
⚠️ Altitude Note:
Above 4,000m, mild headaches and shortness of breath are normal. Your guide continuously monitors everyone's condition and makes judgment calls with safety as the absolute priority. No summit is worth risking your health — and we mean that.
Evening — Camp Dinner
A warm, hearty meal at 4,300m — exactly what your body needs. Rest, recharge, and drift off under the stars. Tomorrow is summit day.
Day 3
The Summit — Dafeng Peak (5,025m) and Return to Chengdu
BC (4,379m) → Summit (5,025m) → Siguniang Town → Chengdu
~3:00 AM — Wake Up. Summit Push Begins.
Under a canopy of stars, you strap on your headlamp and start walking. The air is thin, your breath is visible, and every step feels meaningful. This is the essence of mountaineering — that mix of tension and purpose that only comes when you're pushing toward something real. Your guide monitors pace constantly, keeping everyone safe.
◆ Summit push duration: ~4 hours (varies by individual)
◆ Essential gear: Headlamp, insulated layers, rain gear
◆ Pre-departure health check by your guide for every climber
~7:00 AM — SUMMIT! (5,025m)
You made it. Standing at 5,025 meters, you look down on a world of clouds. Yaomei Peak (6,250m) rises impossibly sharp to your side. Beyond, the Tibetan Plateau stretches toward the horizon. This view — this feeling — is why you came. Breathe it in. You've earned every molecule of this air.
◆ 360° panorama: All four Siguniang peaks visible below you
◆ On clear days: Mount Gongga (7,556m) visible in the distance
◆ Your guide captures the summit photo — the one that goes on your wall
Morning — Sunrise Over the Snow Peaks
Near the summit, watch the sunrise paint the snow-capped ridges in shades of crimson and gold. If the weather cooperates, this is the kind of scene that makes your shutter finger ache. A once-in-a-lifetime palette of light, snow, and sky.
~10:30 AM — Rest at Base Camp
Descend to Base Camp, rest, and refuel with trail snacks. Let the summit sink in.
Afternoon — Descent to Siguniang Town
Break camp and walk back down, retracing ~15 km of trail with a new perspective — you're no longer heading toward the mountain; you're returning from its summit. For those finding the descent tough on the knees, horseback riding is available with advance reservation.
~3:30 PM — Arrive at Siguniang Town
Back at the hotel. Shower, rest, or wander through town — maybe find a small café and let the achievement settle in. Souvenir shops offer yak-wool scarves, Tibetan crafts, and local snacks.
~4:00 PM — Return to Chengdu
Settle into the private vehicle and watch Siguniang's silhouette recede in the rear window. The drive back is quiet, reflective — the kind of quiet that comes after you've done something that matters.
~8:00 PM — Arrive in Chengdu. Celebrate! 🎉
You're back. And you're a different person than when you left. Sichuan hotpot or a celebratory feast is the only appropriate response — your guide helps with ordering and payment so you can focus on toasting your achievement. Congratulations — you climbed a 5,000-meter peak. Few people on this planet can say that.
Evening
Return to the hotel and take some time to rest.
With this, your 3‑day Mount Siguniang trekking tour comes to a close.
Congratulations on reaching the summit!
Carry the memories of this journey with you – and on to your next adventure.
What's Included & What's Not Included
✅ Included
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All transfers: Private vehicle, driver, parking, highway tolls
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English-speaking guide + experienced Siguniang local mountain guides
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All sightseeing entrance tickets
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Hotel accommodation in Siguniang Town + tent accommodation at Base Camp (hotel stays include breakfast)
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China domestic travel insurance
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Pandaland Trip bonus: 3 packed trail meals per person
❌ Not Included
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Day 1 lunch & dinner
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Day 3 dinner
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Personal expenses
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High-altitude gear rental or purchase
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Horseback riding fees
Climbing Equipment We Provide
★Personal Gear (Provided)
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Sleeping bag (comfort limit: -15°C / 5°F)
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Trekking poles
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Gaiters
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Headlamp
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Simple crampons (recommended in snow season)
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3× AA batteries (for headlamp)
★Group Gear (Provided)
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Cooking tent
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Table
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Cooking equipment
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Food supplies
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Fuel
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Walkie-talkies
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First-aid kit
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Oxygen canisters
What You Need to Bring
· Large backpack (~60L) · Small daypack (~20L) · Hardshell jacket & pants (waterproof/windproof) · Fleece top & bottom · Down jacket · Hat · Sunglasses · Gloves · Neck gaiter (buff) · Water bottle (1.5L+) · Hiking boots · Extra socks · Sunscreen · Lip balm · Personal medications · Toiletries · Rain gear
※Rental available if you don't have these items
Notes & Tips
🏔️ Dafeng Peak (5,025m) — the most accessible summit in the Siguniang range. With reasonable fitness and gear, even beginners can reach the top. Not sure? Ask us — we'll give you an honest assessment.
🌦️ Weather may change the itinerary. Your guide prioritises safety and will adjust plans if needed.
🩺 Altitude symptoms are taken seriously. If they occur, the guide will assist with immediate descent — same care applies even if you don't summit.
🐴 Horseback riding requires advance reservation. Let us know early, especially if you want it for the descent.
🛡️ Travel insurance covering accident, medical treatment, and rescue costs is mandatory for all. We can help arrange it.
✈️ Flights & airport transfers are not included in the base plan, but we're happy to arrange them — just ask.
🎨 Everything is customisable. Want slower acclimatisation, extra days in Chengdu, or a detour to Jiuzhaigou? Your trip, your rules — we'll make it happen.
