Top China E-Bike Tours

Leave the stuffy tour buses and crowded public transport behind: instead, explore Beijing on an e-bike (or bicycle) during this private tour. Cycle with an English-speaking guide and discover a range of modern and traditional architecture throughout the city—a great way to experience the contrast. Pass by locations such as CCTV New Mansion, The Place, Parkview Green, Sanlitun Soho, and more, as your guide provides context and insight into life in Beijing.

Wanfenglin is a vast valley of nearly 20,000 cone-karst peaks threaded with rice paddies and farming villages — yet unlike Yangshuo or Guilin, almost no foreign travellers have found it. We're a small Xingyi-based team, and we show you the valley the way locals actually explore it: most people take an electric buggy (single or multi-seat, so families and all ages ride together) along the quiet farm lanes the sightseeing buses can't reach, and if you'd rather cycle, a bike or e-bike is easily arranged. Lunch is at a family-run farmhouse restaurant in the valley — a local family cooking what they eat themselves — while your English-speaking guide translates the stories across the table. Groups are private (1-6 people), the pace is gentle and suits all ages, and the day runs entirely at your own pace. What you're really booking is a local who has your day: someone who speaks English and handles everything that needs Chinese, so you can relax and take the valley in.

Journey down the center of the world... aka Beijing's central axis. This trip will take you to some of the most iconic sites in Beijing, as well as some lesser-known gems! See the ancient city in all its glory by day or night. Tip that in the evening a lot of these building light up and become even more impressive.

Explore the karst formations, the countryside, and the Li River in Yangshuo by scooter on this private day tour with transportation provided from Guilin. Each scooter can hold one or two people, you decide. The cost of the scooter is extra, as are meals. You’ll have a guide with you to show you where to go, and who will arrange your transfer to and from Guilin.

Experience Xi’an’s iconic landmarks like never before on our intimate, small-group tour. We strictly limit each group to a maximum of 15 guests with no mixed groups, so you’ll enjoy a personalized, stress-free day away from crowded big-bus tours. Explore the world-famous Terracotta Army, the ancient City Wall, and the stunning Big Wild Goose Pagoda with a professional English-speaking local guide. This tour is 100% all-inclusive with zero hidden costs: enjoy air-conditioned round-trip transportation, an authentic Chinese lunch, and complimentary bottled water & wet wipes for every guest. We handle every detail so you can focus on soaking in the history and culture of Xi’an.

As a Beijing-born Muslim (Mohammad Ali), I created this tour especially for Muslim travelers who want comfort, authenticity, and peace of mind in Beijing. From airport pickup with name sign service to an 8-hour city exploration, everything is designed around Muslim needs. All major attractions such as the Temple of Heaven, Summer Palace, Jingshan Park, Bell & Drum Towers, and even the Great Wall at Mutianyu are fully included—no hidden costs. Travelers can choose to explore by private business van or enjoy the freedom of electric bikes. You’ll also visit historic mosques like Niujie and Qianmen, meet local imams, and perform prayers in a peaceful setting. The Great Wall tour is all-inclusive, with recommended Halal restaurants and prayer rooms nearby. No forced shopping, no gimmicks—just a genuine, Muslim-friendly experience. This is the first and only private tour in Beijing created exclusively for Muslim brothers and sisters worldwide.

Discover the vibrant landscape of Hangzhou through the eyes of a local expert. From the stunning West Lake to the buzzing Wulin Night Market, this guide offers insights into the best places to eat, stay, and explore. Whether you're looking for affordable youth hostels or comfortable hotel suites, you’ll find recommendations tailored to your needs. Learn about the rich cultural heritage of Hangzhou and enjoy insider tips for a memorable visit. Forget the tourist traps and embrace the authentic experiences that this beautiful city has to offer. - Explore top attractions like West Lake and the China National Tea Museum - Stay at recommended hostels for a budget-friendly experience - Gain insider knowledge on the best local food and cultural spots - Connect with a local guide for personalized tips and support

The capital of the Yunnan Province, Kunming has a wealth of natural attractions—and this full-day, private tour offers a seamless way to experience them. Following morning pickup from your hotel, have a light breakfast (own expense). From there, it’s up to you: head to the forested Western Hills or the peaceful Dian Lake, where you can hike, cycle, climb, or even explore local cave systems, according to your preferences. After a traditional meal (own expense), return to central Kunming.

On this private journey to the Giant Panda Base and the serene Qingyang Palace, you will experience a seamless blend of natural wonder and ancient Taoist wisdom. Instead of crowded bus tours, we travel in a private sedan, allowing us to arrive at the Panda Base early to see the pandas at their most active and explore the historic halls of Qingyang Palace at a relaxed pace. As a local guide with a medical background and IELTS 6.5 fluency, I provide not only deep cultural insights into Taoist traditions and city history but also ensure a safe, hygienic, and authentic exploration of hidden local backstreets. From exclusive "insider-only" hotpot spots to a meticulously paced itinerary, you will gain an intimate, unforgettable encounter with the true soul of Chengdu that larger tours simply cannot offer.

Many visitors come to Xi'an to explore the famous Muslim Quarter. But to locals, this place has another name: Hui fang (hui community). The word "Fang" has existed for over a thousand years. It represents far more than just a neighborhood—it tells the story of a community, a culture, and centuries of interaction between different civilizations. I want to show you the real Huifang, not just the version most tourists see. I was born and raised in Xi'an's Hui Muslim community and have spent more than twenty years growing up in these streets. Huifang isn't simply a tourist attraction for me—it's home. The narrow alleys, neighborhood markets, and everyday traditions are all part of my own life story. This experience goes beyond sightseeing. Together, we'll explore hidden alleys, local markets, and authentic halal restaurants while discovering the stories, history, and everyday life that make Huifang unique. Come as a traveler. Leave with a local's perspective.

This private day tour starts with unhurried time at the Terracotta Warriors, timed to the museum's opening -- the quietest window of the day, before the tour buses arrive. Your guide walks you through Pits 1, 2 and 3 at your own pace. By early afternoon you're back in the city and you choose how to spend the rest of the day. Option A: Yuanjia Village Food City, where 100+ Shaanxi snacks are made by hand in front of you, then a hands-on panniu (frog-button) knot-tying lesson with our partner craftsperson at Datang Xishi, and a walk through one of Xi'an's oldest local markets at the foot of the city wall. Option B: a real Chinese e-bike -- not a pedal bike, not laps on top of the City Wall -- through the old city's backstreets with your guide beside you: the Bell Tower, street food in Huifang, Guangren Temple at dusk, and Jianguomen Old Market in neon. Fully private, and because it's private the start time flexes around you.