Local-First Itineraries
Routes designed with Sichuan-based guides, private family kitchens, and access to places not found in guidebooks.
Pawprint Claw runs private 2–12 person trips across Sichuan for English-speaking travelers: panda keeper days arranged through our working channel with the base, Sichuan cooking with local cooks, and half-day sessions with artisans in their own workshops. Every itinerary is built around your dates and interests by a licensed local agency (L-SC-100316).

2–10 guests per journey · English-speaking local guides · Panda Passport loyalty program with 12 collectible stamps.
Routes designed with Sichuan-based guides, private family kitchens, and access to places not found in guidebooks.
Tea series, textiles, and home goods sourced directly from artisans — each piece carrying provenance you can trace.
A light membership that rewards curiosity: journeys, purchases, and stories all earn stamps toward exclusive access.

The 4-day Chengdu panda volunteer tour — a full day volunteering with giant pandas at Wolong, red pandas in the Panda Valley, and 5-diamond stays in Dujiangyan's old town.
Min. 2 travelers to depart

The hub for planning any Sichuan trip — start from a themed journey or build a fully custom itinerary with our local curators. Pandas, ancient-Shu history, food and highlands — one page to the whole province.
Min. 2 travelers to depart

Six days tasting your way across Sichuan — from Chengdu's night markets to Leshan's beef, Zigong's salt-bang dishes and Yibin's burning noodles.
Min. 2 travelers to depart
Practical guides, quiet observations, and the kind of local knowledge that turns a trip into a journey.

The honest seasonal guide to Chengdu’s high western roads — pass openings, rain closures, altitude effects, and crowd-free routes.
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Plan your Sanxingdui Museum visit: the famous bronze masks, Jinsha relics, tickets, transport from Chengdu and how long to spend.
Read Guide
One day, one valley of bamboo: a real itinerary out of City — what time to leave, which of the two bamboo seas is the free one, where to eat, and how to get home.
Read GuideOur network spans local tour guides, heritage cooks, craft families, and mountain guides. Every partner is chosen for their depth of knowledge and their respect for place.
Local Partners
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