Dear Clio,
This is just a mail to say thank you for your help. We were very pleased with your service as well as our fantastic guide, Grace, in Xian.
We had a great time, saw a lot of things and enjoyed the friendliness of all people we met.
We will certainly recommend other friends to contact you for assistance.
Thanks again!
Louise
Cycling is one of the best way to visit Beijing downtown. It is a safe, healthy, convenient, economical and environmentally friendly means of travel and transportation. In China, it is also a kind of life style for the people. Due to the unique bicycle-culture, China is also nicknamed the "Bicycle Kingdom". Beijing is undeniably the king of the bike kingdom best manifested by the top song singed by Katie Melua titled "Nine Million Bicycles in Beijing". The song also tells the westerners feeling about the bikes in Beijing. The bikes to Chinese people are what the cars to the occidental. They are not the only means of transportations, they are a way of life, a kind of Chinese culture and people's friends. People at all ages love bikes in China. Cyclists are therefore given high priority in the traffic. In Beijing you will find many bicycle paths. It is said that Pu Yi, the Last Emperor of the Qing Dynasty loved bicycles so much that he went so far as to order his servants to saw off the thresholds of the gates to make it more convenient for him to ride his bicycle. Do you have the fancy idea of riding a nice bike shoulder to shoulder with the locals to see the imperial city, and explore the Hutongs? No Bike No Beijing!
Bike Beijing is happy to welcome you to the city of Beijing and to everything Beijing has to offer. Bike Beijing offers the quality bike tours for the English-speaking tourists and we are ready to show you Beijing as you've never seen it before! And we are sure you'll both agree that biking is the best way to see Beijing --"King of Bikes"! Bike Beijing - Bicycle Kingdom Tours & Rentals operates one of the largest fleets of cycles in Beijing, offering bike hire and short guided tours around central Beijing.
A fabulous way to see Beijing! Highlights include: Tianmen Square, around Forbidden City, along the broadest street in Beijing Changan Avenue, the ancient abservatry, the biggest inner city corner towr wall ruins and more! (2-3 hours).
The best way to see the old hutongs is by bike. Highlights include: the sutong surrouding Forbidden City, the richest man's house and the poor's, traditionals courtyards, antique street and market, drum tower and more!(2-3 hours).
Begin your full-day tour at Wangfujing Avenue. Highlights include: Tian An Men Square, Beihai Park, Moat of Forbidden City, alleyways and thoroughfares, landmarks, parks, and temples of Old Beijing, Ditan Gonuan (Temple of the Earth Park). Kong Miao (Temple of Confucius) and more! (7 hours)
Enjoy the amazing new landmarks of Olympic Beijing. A bike is the best way to go around and see the huge area with unique architectures. You can feel the fast changing Beijing city.Highlights include: the National Stadium (nest), situted at the Olympic Green, National Swimming Center ( Water Cube ) and more! ( 3 hours)
Good Morning Beijing! Dusty wind calms to gentle breeze. Heat returns to the city. The first rays of pure sunshine emerge and crazy and contented Beijingers are up early to savor the morning air. Highlights include: Ming Dynsty Wall Relics, Temple of Heaven, Beihai Park and more! ( 2-3 hours )
Enjoy the imperia city's best attractions in all their illuminated beauty. Cool down city,fresh air, less traffic, less people, less noise . Feel the Beijing local nightlife after work. Highlights include: around Forbidden City, Houhai Lake, Tiananmen Square and more ! ( 2-3 hours ).
If all the bike tours above are not what you want, you may contact our Beijing China trip advisor to customize your own tour per your request. Just tell us where you want to go, what you want to know, how long you want to go. We will pick the best route for you, if you hope there is less traffic, nice trees, no problem. Our guide familiar with every street.
Cycling is one of the best way to visit Beijing downtown. It is a safe, healthy, convenient, economical and environmentally friendly means of travel and transportation. In China, it is also a kind of life style for the people. Due to the unique bicycle-culture, China is also nicknamed the "Bicycle Kingdom". Beijing is undeniably the king of the bike kingdom best manifested by the top song singed by Katie Melua titled "Nine Million Bicycles in Beijing". The song also tells the westerners feeling about the bikes in Beijing. The bikes to Chinese people are what the cars to the occidental. They are not the only means of transportations, they are a way of life, a kind of Chinese culture and people's friends. People at all ages love bikes in China. Cyclists are therefore given high priority in the traffic. In Beijing you will find many bicycle paths. It is said that Pu Yi, the Last Emperor of the Qing Dynasty loved bicycles so much that he went so far as to order his servants to saw off the thresholds of the gates to make it more convenient for him to ride his bicycle. Do you have the fancy idea of riding a nice bike shoulder to shoulder with the locals to see the imperial city, and explore the Hutongs? No Bike No Beijing!
