• Xisi South Avenue - Experience a delightful array of local breakfast and street foods with snacks at two stops on Xisi South Avenue. Additionally, savor a local dessert during Chinese tea time along the journey.
• Zhengyang Shuju - Nestled in a Beijing courtyard, Zhengyang Shuju features a tower from the Yuan Dynasty, dating back 800 years. Although the courtyard is not large, it is rich with untold stories waiting to be discovered. Enjoy the tranquility of the yard while sipping Chinese tea as part of the experience.
• Xidan Mall (Xidan) - After tasting one of the most popular cold noodles for summer, explore another culinary delight - Malatang, a beloved street food in Northern China. This cozy eatery offers over 30 varieties of vegetables and meats, allowing you to create your own unique flavor combinations.
• Hutong Tour - Yidali Hutong is one of Beijing’s most beautiful Hutongs. Once home to Prince Xun in the early Qing Dynasty and later the betrothal residence of Yonghuang, Prince Qindan of Empress Dowager Chongqing, it is a unique lane community. With Republic of China-style gateways and alleys, Yidali Hutong is a cherished closed community. Alley communities in Beijing often emerged in vacant spaces of palaces and government offices; given the high number of royal and noble families in the West City, many Hutongs were established. Notable lanes within Yidali Hutong include Lequn Lane, Qinjian Lane, Fude Lane, and Cixiang Lane.
• Hutong Tour - Delight in stuffed pancakes and eggplant boxes at a charming eatery hidden in a Hutong. Owned by a local Beijing family, this eatery has been serving patrons for over a decade and remains a favorite lunch spot in the neighborhood.
• Wenjin Street - Renowned as one of the most picturesque avenues in Beijing, this is a must-visit destination! The best way to explore this avenue is by bike. Beihai Park lies beneath the avenue, with the prominent white stupa visible in the distance on the left. On the right, you’ll find Zhongnanhai, home to significant agencies.
• Jiaolou - At Jiaolou, a corner of the Forbidden City, pause for photos as it offers a fantastic photo opportunity!

• Bottled water
• English-speaking guide
• Snacks
• Tea and coffee
• Brunch

• Gratuities
• Bike rent costs 2 Yuan

Escape the tourist crowds and embark on a culinary and cultural adventure through historic Beijing, where royal families and nobles once lived. Sample over seven different local snacks and enjoy authentic Chinese tea in a breathtaking 700-year-old courtyard. Following the meal, take a picturesque 25-minute bicycle ride to one of Beijing’s most romantic streets. Capture photos at the Forbidden City’s Corner Tower before concluding the journey at a modern Chinese tea house. Throughout the experience, enjoy a leisurely pace while savoring diverse flavors and stunning views.

1. Delight in a wide array of authentic local snacks cherished by Beijing food enthusiasts!

2. Start with a walking food tour, followed by a 25-minute bicycle ride through Beijing’s most majestic royal streets and scenic vistas.

3. Engage in a traditional Chinese tea ceremony in a magnificent 700-year-old courtyard—a truly exceptional experience!

4. Explore the historic hutong where the last emperor’s wife once lived.

• Need to scan a share bike via guest’s own Alipay. Please downlod an Alipay app for the bike.
• Minimum of 12 years old and above
• If you require any food restriction or special requirement, please let us know.
• All special dietary requirements can be accommodated, such as vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, halal, and kosher options.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.