2025 Customer Reviews

As a Filipino Muslim, I’ve long wanted to take my family to see snow-capped mountains in Western Sichuan, but altitude sickness and halal food made me hesitate for a long time. When I saw the “Muslim customized plan” of this Tailor Make Itinerary service on Trustpilot, the customer service asked in detail about our health status, dietary taboos and itinerary preferences, and the exclusive plan they provided made me completely at ease—after the actual trip, I must say this is the most professional customized service! Guide Xiao Ma confirmed the itinerary details with me a week in advance: considering my mother has high blood pressure, he changed the long-distance hike in Daocheng Yading to a short one (from Chonggu Monastery to Pearl Sea), and the daily itinerary ends no later than 5 pm, leaving enough rest time. The halal food arranged throughout the trip was very thoughtful; for example, the “Muslim Restaurant” in Kangding had yak meat and radish soup (light and nourishing), and highland barley cakes with honey—children ate happily. Xiao Ma also confirmed the ingredients with the restaurant in advance to ensure there were no forbidden ingredients such as lard and alcohol. The response to altitude sickness was also professional: Xiao Ma carried oxygen tanks and a sphygmomanometer with him, helping my mother measure her blood pressure every day before departure; in Xinduqiao, my mother had a slight headache, so he immediately adjusted the itinerary, took us to the local health center for a check-up, and continued the trip only after confirming there was no major problem. When visiting Yuzixi, he chose a viewing platform with lower altitude, allowing us to see the snow-capped mountain and starry sky without making the family uncomfortable. Cultural experiences were also added to the itinerary: he took us to a Tibetan village in Tagong Grassland to communicate with local Muslim villagers (it turns out there are also Muslim communities in Western Sichuan!), and the children also learned simple Tibetan greetings. After returning to the Philippines, I wrote a PRODUCT REVIEW in the Muslim travel community, and many people asked me for the customization link—if you are a Muslim wanting to travel to Western Sichuan, choosing this customized service is definitely correct; it perfectly integrates faith, health and travel!

Our little group tour to Beijing, Shanghai, Harbin? Total blast. In Beijing, the kids went nuts over the Great Wall—kept racing up the steps, yelling “Last one’s a rotten egg!” My wife and I just laughed, taking pics like crazy. Shanghai’s nuts too—those skyscrapers? Wow. We ate dumplings on the street, hot and steamy, messy fingers but big grins. Harbin, though? The ice sculptures glowed at night, like a frozen fairyland. The kids slid on the ice rink until their cheeks were red, and grandma even tried—almost fell, but we caught her. This trip? Not just pretty views. It’s the laughter, the messy meals, the “oops” moments. China’s cool. Real cool. We’re gonna talk about this for years.

I have always longed for the romantic scene of “traveling in a painting.” When I saw the reviews of this Guilin Yulong River Day-trip on Tripadvisor, descriptions like “bamboo raft under the sunset” and “sweet osmanthus wine” instantly touched me—and after the actual experience, I want to say: it’s even better than what’s written in the reviews!​ Guide A Wen speaks simple French and is very patient when communicating. Knowing that French people love quiet and romantic atmospheres, he specially arranged a Yulong River bamboo raft trip at 3 p.m. to avoid the midday crowds. When the bamboo raft glided slowly across the calm river surface, the karst peaks on both sides were reflected in the water, the sunset dyed the sky orange-pink, and the breeze carried the fragrance of osmanthus—at that moment, I felt like I had stepped into an Impressionist painting! A Wen also prepared a portable speaker in advance, playing soft traditional Chinese music; such details made me feel full of care.​ After the bamboo raft trip, A Wen took us to a farm restaurant hidden beside the rice fields. The “beer fish” he recommended was tender and juicy, paired with locally brewed osmanthus wine—the sweet and sour taste completely suited my palate. After dinner, he also took us for a walk in the nearby osmanthus forest, taught us to identify different varieties of osmanthus trees, and even picked a few flowers (with the villagers’ consent) for us to put in our pockets. The whole trip was full of romantic little surprises.​ After returning to France, I shared photos of Yulong River on social media, and many friends said “this is the romance of China”! If you come to Guilin, you must choose this Day-trip—it not only takes you to see the scenery but also allows you to experience the most precious “slow time” in travel, which is completely worthy of all the praise on Tripadvisor!

中国高速鉄道のチケットをウェブサイトから予約するのは驚くほどスムーズでした！海外カード決済も可能で、確認も迅速、英語の乗車案内も提供してくれました。西安北駅で電車に乗り遅れたのですが、カスタマーサービスが急遽再予約を手伝ってくれ、エクスプレスチケットの手配もしてくれました。料金も透明で、追加料金は一切ありません。また利用したいと思います。個人旅行に最適です！

The day trip to the Leshan Giant Buddha from Chengdu was one of the absolute highlights of our trip to China! The itinerary was well-planned; the morning departure time avoided traffic, and we were among the first visitors to arrive, almost having the breathtaking moment of gazing face-to-face with the Buddha to ourselves. The guide was knowledgeable and shared many histories and legends about the Buddha's construction. We opted for the boat tour to see the Buddha's full profile from the water, which was the best way to get the perfect photo. Lunch featured Leshan's specialty "Qiaojiao" beef, which was delicious. On the drive back, everyone was satisfied, and the driver played relaxing music for us. A very fulfilling day, highly recommended!