Q
If an elder can't walk on at a sight, what then; can we rest mid-way in Luoyang?
Children and elderly2026-09-03 222
A
[Direct conclusion] 【Absolutely, and rest should be encouraged: most Henan sites have rest pavilions, seats, visitor centres and cart shuttles; our itinerary keeps slack so elders can stop anytime, return to the centre or hotel.】 On-site rest resources: Four responses: ◆ Stop anytime: no need to force through; sit 10 min then go.
Key points to keep in mind:
1. ◆ Use shuttles: in-site carts save long walks; don't save that fare.
2. ◆ Segmented touring: elder waits at entrance/centre; younger ones see key points then regroup.
3. ◆ Early return: if truly tired, end the day early, no fee cut.
4. 'Can't go on' isn't an accident but a norm in elder travel — the plan should have it.
Note: Children age and height determine bed and ticket rules, so match the ID details.
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