For the elderly who have pushed the wheel of the times, start a leisurely, rich and warm slow travel time.
This is not just a trip, but a "mobile cultural gathering place."
Living on the train means you don’t have to change hotels every day; your luggage doesn’t move and you are more relaxed. Take an in-depth tour during the day and return to your own carriage to rest at night. The pace is more suitable for middle-aged and elderly people.
*The order and arrangement of attractions are subject to the actual itinerary.
"It's so comfortable to not have to change hotels every day. I can go back to my car at night and sleep well."
"The schedule is not rushed, there is plenty of time for taking photos, and there is a butler to take care of me, so my family can rest assured."
"The exchange activities on the bus were very interesting. I met many friends and I was not alone during the journey."
"The room is clean, the bathroom is convenient, and it's quiet at night. I really got on the right train in Xinjiang this time."
"There are people taking care of us all the way, and the elders can rest when they are tired. This kind of slow travel is more suitable for us."
"What I like most is: you don’t have to worry about seeing the scenery, and you don’t feel tired when you go deep. It’s really worth it to come back."