Testimonials"LittlePo adventures is exactly that- an adventure that will surpasses any and all of your wants and desires that you could possibly ask for in a trekking journey. The most exciting, authentic, transformative, outdoor travel experience that I have ever had. The only way you would be disappointed was if you did not go!" - Thea J Rabb, 4th year medical student |
By Szu-ting Yi, on March 28th, 2013
 Trekking in the Majesty of the Tibetan Plateau will take you to the heart of the Tibetan Plateau to experience the wild scenic beauty and teachings of the Himalayan Mountains and the vibrant culture of the local people who live there. This is an active, cultural journey, which will immerse you in the local flora, and majesty of the wilderness terrains as well as the cultural and culinary flavors. We will start off our trek in Chengdu, the capital of the Sichuan province, and gradually head west passing Kangding and arrive at Litang, at the foot of the Genyen Massif. From there, we will put on our packs and trek into the grand Himalaya, setting up a small base camp in front of the 800-year-old Lenggu Monastery. There we will enjoy several days of exploring the valley, and hiking amongst the meditation caves that look out on the breathtaking granite spires nearby. After the trek, we’ll head towards Daocheng/Yading area to visit and awe three sacred snowy peaks which are believed to be three Guanyin’s (goddesses) and dance with the locals in Tibetan dance music. Read More…
By Szu-ting Yi, on November 20th, 2012
 As a former NOLS instructor and all around travel enthusiast, I have visited many countries around the world. My recent trip to China with LittlePo Adventures was by far the most memorable and special experience I have had to date. The culmination of our chosen route and the organization & guidance of Dave Anderson and Szu-ting Yi were primarily responsible for what made this experience so extraordinary. Read More…
By Szu-ting Yi, on July 4th, 2012
In our FAQ, we answered these two questions about electronics, cameras, charging… : “How about using my electronics in China? Do I require bringing an adapter?” & “What kind of camera gear do you recommend bringing?” During our slideshow presentations, people were really curious about what kind of solar charger to bring along Read More…
By Szu-ting Yi, on June 18th, 2012
 Ever want to take a wilderness trip in China with LittlePo but have questions about booking flights, applying for visa, packing bags? Check out our FAQ Document. This document answers all that and more! Read More…
By Szu-ting Yi, on May 10th, 2012
 In addition to “Trekking in the Majesty of the Tibetan Plateau, A Qigong and Wilderness Adventure,” LittlePo is offering another fall trip which consists of day hikes, bike tours, cultural activities, and qigong practice in the beautiful and diverse Yunnan province, south of the clouds. Oct 28-Nov 10, 2012. We had a successful trip in this lovely place in spring 2011 (check out our photo album) and we can’t wait to share this awesome experience with more friends! Read More…
By Szu-ting Yi, on May 5th, 2012
 Sep 9-22, 2012. LittlePo Adventures is again offering a once-of-a-lifetime journey: Trekking in the Majesty of the Tibetan Plateau, A Qigong and Wilderness Adventure. This Qigong & Wilderness Adventure is a trekking and qigong expedition into the heart of the Tibetan Plateau to experience the wild scenic beauty and teachings of the Himalayan Mountains and the vibrant culture of the local people who live there. Read More…
By Dave Anderson, on July 15th, 2011
The Genyen Massif
Greetings!
We at LittlePo Adventures wanted to let you know about an exciting new scouting/adventure trip we are offering in Western China this fall.
is a trekking and service based expedition into the heart of the Tibetan Plateau to experience the wild scenic beauty of the Himalaya and the vibrant culture of Read More…
By Szu-ting Yi, on February 22nd, 2011
 The sand dunes along the Silk Road
I fancy Western China. One of the reasons I started LittlePo Adventures is that I want to bring as many people as possible to this less traveled region, the earlier the better.
Western China is exotic. Think Himalayas, expansive deserts, diverse ethnic cultures and more. While Read More…
By Rhys Emmanuel, on February 14th, 2011
 Living and doing development work as a medical professional in Asia has given Rhys Emmanuel unique insight into many areas of life and work and a broader perspective on various subject matters. Hiking in remote highland areas, seeing patients, assisting his wife with homeschooling, cooking and eating a variety of interesting Asian cuisine Read More…
By Szu-ting Yi, on February 10th, 2011
 wontons: simple and comforting. Photo by Ian Farquhar
Yangshuo is a small town located in southern China. It attracts thousands of tourists every year, who enjoy floating down the clear and winding Li River, appreciating the fabulous karst landscape. In recent years, because of its unlimited rock climbing potential, numerous climbers like Read More…
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