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A foodie paradise that’s one of the most densely populated locations on earth, Hong Kong’s street food scene takes years to get to know. Save yourself time spent researching and let your private foodie guide do the heavy lifting on this walking tour of high-energy Mongkok district. Enjoy tastings at six diverse locations, from Michelin-star dim sum restaurant to Chinese barbecue, along with a wet market tour.

This a half-day walking tour to UNESCO World Heritage sites Forbidden city in Beijing, where is the must see heritage attractions in Beijing. Start with a look at the monuments of Tiananmen Square, then tour the immense Forbidden City complex with your knowledgeable tour guide. And then you will have a bird's eye view of Forbidden City and the City.

This tour is ideal for those who want to go shopping without the worry of navigating. Put away your phone and enjoy the expertise of a guide who knows where to find Hong Kong’s best markets. After meeting at your hotel, take the MTR together to many exciting spots. Visit the Flower Market, the Bird Garden, Fa Yuen Street, the Goldfish Market, Yau Ma Tei Theatre, Yau Ma Tei Fruit Market, the Jade Market, and Temple Street Market.

Make the most of a long layover in Beijing and explore beyond the confines of the airport. You’ll be met at the airport with a small group of other travelers. Visit a few of the highlights of the Chinese capital, including the Mutianyu Great Wall, Tiananmen Square, and the Forbidden City. This tour makes it easy to get around when you’re unfamiliar with the city and don’t have much time.

Explore Hong Kong’s Central and Sheung Wan neighborhoods on a small-group food tour that highlights the city's diverse culinary scene and flavors. Instead of visiting tourist spots, venture off the beaten path to sample six different dishes, such as noodles and dim sum. With a local guide leading the way, weave through back alleys and open markets, and visit spots most travelers never get to visit. Along the way, admire colonial-era architecture and learn about the city’s colorful history.

Spare yourself the hassle of research and cut straight to the heart of Hong Kong on this time-saving private tour that includes five different markets and four food tastings. Feast on Hong Kong classics such as dim sum and egg tarts. Then visit the Flower Market, Fa Yuen Street Market, the Goldfish Market, Ladies Market, and a wet market. Your private guide will escort you to and from your hotel.

Escape Hong Kong’s tourist trail with a private local host guiding you to the city’s hidden gems. Soak up the atmosphere at an open-air hawker court, visit a tiny temple, shop young designers at PMQ, and enjoy dumplings at a family-owned store. Finish with a ferry ride across the harbor to catch a spectacular light show. This fully customizable experience offers a more personal way to explore the city.

Visit the World UESCO Heritage Forbidden City. While the cost to enter the palace is modest, the lines to buy tickets are often long and mean you need to carry Chinese cash. Pre-book online to gain access by passport and enjoy the Forbidden City at your own pace—morning or afternoon. 1: Prebook to save time and stress 2: Explore the Forbidden City at your own pace 3: Show the passport and enter Forbidden City 4: Visit at a time that suits you-morning or afternoon

We supply a professional driver and a car with licence as well as a professional English speaking licensed tour guide, both of them work for you. We will make sure you can enjoy a safe tour with professional English interpretation both during driving and in attractions, and would not waste your time for parking. Our driver will make sure your luggage is safe while you are not in the car.

Explore Beijing with a guide, and visit three of the city’s UNESCO World Culture Historical Sites: the Temple of Heaven, the Forbidden City, and Summer Palace, plus iconic Tiananmen Square. In a small group that’s limited to just 12 people, you’ll hear the history of each of site and have ample time to explore. A hotel pickup and drop-off service is included, and lunch is provided mid-tour.

Snack your heart out in Hong Kong’s Wan Chai area during this 3-hour private food tour. Learn the history of Wan Chai and Hong Kong food culture during stops at four local eateries, stopping to sample delicacies like ‘Cha Chang Teng’ (Hong Kong-style breakfast), roast pork belly, egg puffs, and more. You’ll also check out the area’s ‘Blue House’ and Pak Tai Temple.

Hukou Waterfall is the second's largest waterfall in China and the largest yellow waterfall in the world. Take this full day tour to visit the Huangdi Mausoleum, the origin of the Chinese nation and see the amazing landscape of this waterfall. The private roundtrip transfer from Xi'an is included. Get the most professional introduction about these areas from your private English-speaking tour guide.

We can pick you up from Beijing Capital Airport or your hotel. We will guide you to get Visa-free permit step by step, and make sure you get back to airport in time. We supply a professional driver and a car with licence as well as a professional English speaking licensed tour guide, both of them work for you. We will make sure you can enjoy a safe tour with professional English interpretation both during driving and in attractions, and would not waste your time for parking. Our driver will make sure your luggage is safe while you are not in the car.

Skip the ticket lines and head straight up to the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall of China during this excursion. Enjoy ample time to wander the Great Wall, with the option of taking a chair lift up and a toboggan back down (at your own expense), if you dare. Then enjoy lunch at a nearby local restaurant before heading back into Beijing.

This private Hong Kong sightseeing tour is designed with first-time visitors in mind. Your personal guide reveals both off-the-beaten path attractions and top sights suited to your interests, whether they’re rooted in history, food, or fashion. Without the hassle of navigating public transport, you’ll travel between Victoria Peak (Tai Ping Shan) and central Hong Kong, all the while receiving undivided attention from a private guide.

If you’re a lover of food, don’t miss out on a dining experience at a revolving restaurant on the top of Canton Tower in Guangzhou. Enjoy a Mediterranean-style buffet dinner at one of the world’s tallest restaurants before taking a 1-hour cruise on the Pearl River—a great way to see Guangzhou illuminated by night. Plus, hotel pickup and drop-off are included for added convenience.

This is the ideal tour for travelers interested in food and historic architecture. Take the stress out of navigating by having hotel pickup included. You won’t have to wait in long visitor lines as entrance fees for the Forbidden City are included. See regal architecture and explore the grounds, before going on a Hutong tour. Your guide will translate menus and take you to multiple food stops to try local delicacies, as well as beer and soda.

If you have a layover in Beijing, use your time to see the city's highlights on this private tour. Hit Tian'anmen Square, the Forbidden City, and the Mutianyu Great Wall in a full day, maximizing your time by traveling in a private vehicle. Pickup and drop-off according to your flight schedule at Beijing International Airport, lunch included.

Take a break from the neon lights of central Hong Kong and explore a different part of the city with this private tour of Lantau Island. An ideal choice for families and first-time visitors, this excursion covers wildlife spotting and top attractions, including the Ngong Ping Cable Car, Tai O fishing village, and the Tian Tan Buddha, as well as lesser-known areas such as Tung Chung and Ngong Ping.

Take the hassle out of sightseeing in Hong Kong with this personalized private tour. Before arriving in Hong Kong, your tour guide will design a custom walking tour just for you, based on your own interests and time constraints. Whether you’re interested in Hong Kong history, culture, famous sights, local food or all of the above, get under the surface of this magical city with this tour.

This exclusive day trip will let you explore Kaiping area(around 2 hours driving from Guangzhou), which is famous for its world class architectural and cultural heritage-Watch Tower (the house buildings look like fortress built in 1900s by overseas Chinese migrant workers) and villages. We would be travelling in a private car to visit a few UNESCO sites(like Li Garden, Zili Village) in the countryside area with many farmland, livestock shed and fishpond along the way. Kaiping/Taishan is also the hometown city for many overseas Chinese, if you are coming back to visit and looking for your ancestor's house, we can assist and arrange such a tour for you. We will follow up with you to firm up the itinerary after you book this tour on Tripadvisor.^_^.

See three of the most important attractions in the Beijing area in just one day with this private tour. You'll start with a visit to Tiananmen Square and then on to the adjacent Forbidden City, which operated as an imperial palace for almost five centuries. You'll then head up to the Badaling section of the Great Wall of China, stopping for lunch along the way, before returning to Beijing at the end of the day.

Stroll through the food stalls and hidden-gem restaurants of Hong Kong's Mongkok neighborhood on this culinary-focused walking tour of Hong Kong. With a small group of no more than 15 people, you'll enjoy personalized attention and an intimate atmosphere as you listen to your guide's commentary on Hong Kong's culinary culture and food. Tastings of food and drink at at least six locations are included to fill you up.

Rather than visiting attractions designed for tourists, explore Hong Kong like a local on a private tour designed to provide insider knowledge to first-time visitors. Opting for a private tour means that you can customize your itinerary according to your interests, such as food, fashion, culture or history. Plus, you stray from the beaten path and visit local markets, lesser-known temples, and the most globally diverse part of Kowloon.