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1, Pick you up from your hotel either in the morning at 9am or in the afternoon at 2pm. then the bicycle tour will start from your hotel area. 2, You will cycle around the second ring road ( which was said as the ancient city wall but had taken place by the modern roads today), you will cycle through the old hutong district in Beijing, visiting the lama temple, imperial academy street, and stop by the wudaoying hutong to take some rest and drinks. 3, Then you will restart and head for the drum and bell tower square where you could join the local people for some activity, for example: writing the ground calligraphy, watching the crickets fighting, playing the shuttlecock and so on, you will visit the tobacco-pipe hutong to experience some knock-off street shopping, then to Houhai lakeside hutong to feel how the local people spend their with friends at leisure time in the local bars. 4, you will bike to Jingshan park and Changan avenue to see the chairman's office. 5,Back to your hotel.

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Enjoy an alternative sightseeing experience on a half-day bike tour of Chengdu, led by a knowledgeable local guide. Immerse yourself in the traditional culture of the city as you visit the favorite haunts of locals to see how they pursue daily leisure activities. Visit legendary landmarks like the Wenshu Temple and the Qingyang Palace and cycle between impressive monuments at a leisurely pace tailored to your ability. Gain fascinating insight into the rich heritage of Chengdu as you absorb its unique ambience on this energizing and enriching excursion.

Wanfenglin — the "Forest of Ten Thousand Peaks" — is one of China's great cone-karst landscapes: thousands of sharp green peaks rising above a patchwork of rice paddies, rapeseed fields and quiet Buyei villages. This is a self-guided cycling day through the heart of it, at your own pace — no guide, no group, no fixed itinerary. The valley floor is laced with public country roads and field paths that are free to ride, far from the tour-bus crowds at the main viewpoints. The riding is flat and easy, suitable for anyone comfortable on a bicycle: follow the peaks down farm lanes most visitors never see, stop wherever you like, and navigate with your own phone maps, the way everyone does here.