A friendly introduction to Beijing

Let us introduce you to one of the most beautiful cities in the world

Beijing is a wonderful place to spend a week or two. It has long history, beautiful surroundings and friendly people. Imagine walking along the Great Wall , seeing the Forbidden City , relaxing in the largest garden in Asia , walking the 'Fragrant Hills' and then seeing acrobatics , the Beijing Opera or attending a Mongolian wedding feast. All of this is surprisingly easy and inexpensive to do if you know how. But it can be a challenge for those who don't speak Chinese or know their way around.

So if you would like a memorable holiday in Beijing we can help you.

We are Beijing locals who specialise in looking after visitors to our lovely city. We and our friends all speak English, and we have looked after many families and individuals from all over the world during the last few years. Put your holiday in our hands, and we'll organise everything for you.

So let us:

  • Find you nice hotels - We can get cheaper rates than typical tours.
  • Organise your day - We can suggest places to go.
  • Recommend evening entertainment - We can come with you as well if you would like.
  • Accompany you anywhere - By train, taxi or on foot.
  • Provide bicycles - Beijing is a very cyclist-oriented city with lots of cycle lanes and tracks.
  • Take you to all the main sights - See our recommended days out (links below).
  • Provide cars and drivers - Only if you wish - for central Beijing inexpensive taxis or the metro are quite sufficient.
  • Help you with your shopping - We can make sure you get the best prices: foreigners are always charged more!

Take a look at some of the days out we could arrange for you:

  • Day One - To the Summer Palace and the Botanical Gardens
  • Day Two - To the Forbidden City, the JingShan Park, the Houhai and the Beijing Hutongs
  • Day Three - To the La Ma Temple and the Fragrant Hills

If you think we could help you please get in touch.

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