Top Chengdu Traditional Wellness

“Count Their Blessings “is the no.1 Massage Provider in Chengdu. It was founded in 1999 which has 25 years history. All of their therapists are passionate and highly qualified, they have to undergo systematic professional training and pass an assessment before they can start work. This includes a service based on maximum convenience for customers, offering longer operating hours and a professional service within a unique traditional atmosphere. And also provide disposable slippers and loose clothing (sterilized) for safe enjoyment. Besides, they offer a complimentary physiotherapist consultation before each treatment, tailor it to a client’s specific needs and treat a number of health conditions an individual may have. Of course, an authentic and healthy lunch experience that is different from the ordinary will also be included in your experience

This experience offers an authentic introduction to traditional Chinese Tuina, practiced by trained therapists using acupoint-based techniques you won’t find in a standard spa. Travelers can choose from three tailored massage styles—upper-body, lower-back, or foot reflexology with back-walking—making it ideal for relieving jet lag, muscle tension, and travel fatigue. It’s a cultural wellness experience unique to Chengdu

1. The Only "Physician-Led" Altitude Screening for Travelers Unlike general travel agencies that only provide logistics, or standard hospitals where language barriers create confusion, we bridge the gap. Your experience is managed by a Certified Physician team. We don't just hand you test results; we interpret them specifically for the high-altitude conditions of Western Sichuan and Tibet (3,000m+), giving you a clear, professional medical opinion on your fitness to ascend. 2. The "Fit-to-Travel" English Dossier Most hospital reports in China are strictly in Chinese. We provide a comprehensive English translation of your health analysis. Rather than just a receipt, it's a valuable medical dossier that you can carry with you to Tibet, ensuring that if you do need medical help on the mountain, local doctors can immediately see your baseline stats. 3. Peace of Mind Altitude sickness is the #1 trip-killer. Don't guess with your health at 4,000 meters. We turn anxiety into confidence.