The Eastern Gateway to Tibet
"Start your journey at the foot of the Himalayas. Experience the unique blend of panda conservation, spicy Sichuan culture, and the legendary cycling routes leading west into the Tibetan Plateau."

4 DAYS DISCOVER CHENGDU
E-BIKE TOUR

Priced per person from
$1,697 / Ask for partnership pricing
Single Supplement total of 3 night : $286

Region: Chengdu | Chengdu, China
Duration: 4 Days, 3 Nights
Tour type : Guided multiple day experience bike tour
Maximum Group Size : 12
Fleet: DJI Amflow Carbon E-Bikes, Fnix E-bike, Road, MTB, or Gravel
Support: Mercedes V-Class support vans & Shimano-certified mechanics
Inclusions: 100% direct local guiding, zero agency markups, accidental insurance
Activity Level: 4 Stars

DAY 1 / Chengdu: Liangtaigou Sunshine Lover's Valley

Located within the Miyaluo Nature Reserve in Sichuan, Liangtaigou—often called "Sunshine Lover's Valley"—is a pristine alpine sanctuary. This valley is renowned for its dramatic red stone riverbeds, crystal-clear streams, and the majestic backdrop of snow-capped peaks.

The area is a masterpiece of seasonal beauty. In autumn, the valley transforms into a vibrant canvas of fiery red forests, while winter blankets the rugged landscape in serene white snow. Unlike more commercialized parks, Liangtaigou offers an authentic "back-to-nature" experience, making it a favorite for hikers, photographers, and those seeking romantic solitude amidst the wilderness. It represents the raw, untamed spirit of Western Sichuan’s high-altitude ecosystems, preserved for those who travel off the beaten path.a

Total Ride Distance 105km . Total Elevation Gain 3041m . Estimated Timeline 8hr

Saddle-View Highlights

Snow-capped Himalayan mountain peaks under a cloudy blue sky with colorful prayer flags in the foreground.
Snow-capped Himalayan mountain peaks under a cloudy blue sky with colorful prayer flags in the foreground.
Cyclists with road bikes take a break along a mountain pass with scenic valley views.
Cyclists with road bikes take a break along a mountain pass with scenic valley views.

Jiesi Gou

A hidden natural treasure near Chengdu, Jiesi Gou lies in Aba Prefecture, surrounded by snow-capped peaks, primeval forests, and meandering streams.
Boasting unspoiled primitive ecology, it’s a less-crowded paradise for hiking, camping, and photography. Spring brings wildflowers, autumn paints forests in gold, and winter wraps the valley in snow.

With fresh mountain air and stunning alpine views, it offers a peaceful escape from the city—perfect for nature lovers craving immersive, tranquil outdoor experiences. A gem of western Sichuan’s ecological wonders!

Sunshine Lover's Valley, Liangtai Gou

A romantic hidden gem within Liangtai Gou, Sunshine Lover's Valley lives up to its name with abundant sunlight, pristine forests, and gurgling streams. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks and lush greenery, it’s a picturesque spot for couples and nature lovers. Wander along gentle trails, soak in the warm sunshine, or capture postcard-perfect views of karst-like landscapes.

Far from the crowds, it offers a serene escape to embrace nature’s beauty—ideal for hiking, camping, or simply enjoying quiet moments with loved ones. A must-visit highlight of Liangtai Gou’s ecological wonders!

Authentic Chinese hot pot dinner with spring rolls, spicy meat, and dipping sauces in a traditional restaurant.
Authentic Chinese hot pot dinner with spring rolls, spicy meat, and dipping sauces in a traditional restaurant.

Local Cuisine Recommendations

Chengdu Dahe Xian Fish Villa (Dayuanhe Xianyuzhuang) is a premier dining destination that perfectly captures the "Land of Abundance" spirit. Set within a traditional Sichuan courtyard featuring antique architecture, small bridges, and flowing water, it offers an immersive cultural experience. The restaurant is celebrated for its fresh river fish, which are raised in on-site flowing water and prepared to order to ensure peak tenderness. Guests can enjoy signature dishes like triangular peak in secret-recipe broths, ranging from numbing spicy red pots to rich, savory soups. With its elegant atmosphere and evening light displays, it is an ideal retreat for both intimate dinners and large gatherings.

Shangri-La Chengdu: Riverside Luxury

Rising 36 stories above the city’s vibrant heart, Shangri-La Chengdu stands as a beacon of luxury, offering sweeping views of the Jin River and the historic Hejiang Pavilion. This landmark hotel is perfectly positioned for travelers who wish to explore Chengdu’s rich heritage while enjoying world-class amenities.

The hotel features 593 elegantly appointed rooms and suites, recognized as the most spacious in the city center. Each room is a sanctuary of comfort, blending contemporary design with subtle Sichuanese accents. For the culinary enthusiast, the hotel is a destination in itself. Shang Palace serves exquisite Cantonese and local Sichuan specialties, while Café Z offers an interactive international buffet experience in a lively, modern setting.

After a day of exploring or cycling through the city, guests can retreat to CHI, The Spa for traditional healing treatments, or enjoy the 25-meter indoor heated pool and tennis courts. Its proximity to the Lan Kwai Fong nightlife district and the iconic Anshun Bridge ensures that the best of Chengdu’s dining and entertainment is always within reach.

Url Link: https://us.trip.com/hotels/chengdu-hotel-detail-425825

Chengdu city skyline at dusk with the Shangri-La Hotel and Anshun Bridge over the Jin River.
Chengdu city skyline at dusk with the Shangri-La Hotel and Anshun Bridge over the Jin River.

DAY 2 / Jiajin Mountain (Chengdu-adjacent)

standing at the junction of Baoxing and Xiaojin counties, is a monumental peak in the Qionglai Range. Towering at over 4,000 meters, it serves as a dramatic transition between the Chengdu Plain and the vast Tibetan plateau. Historically significant, it was the first snow-capped mountain crossed by the Red Army during the Long March, earning it a place in China's revolutionary memory.

Beyond its history, the mountain is a haven for biodiversity and stunning landscapes.

  • Pristine Ecosystems: Part of the Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries, the area is home to diverse flora and fauna, including wild pandas and golden monkeys.

  • Alpine Scenery: Travelers are treated to breathtaking vistas of primeval forests, cascading waterfalls, and emerald meadows that transform with the seasons.

  • Challenging Terrain: The winding roads and steep passes offer a rugged experience for those seeking adventure away from more developed tourist sites.

Total Ride Distance 77km . Total Elevation Gain 1592m . Estimated Timeline 6hr

Saddle-View Highlights

Two cyclists riding road bikes on a mountain pass decorated with colorful Tibetan prayer flags.
Two cyclists riding road bikes on a mountain pass decorated with colorful Tibetan prayer flags.
A cyclist riding on a scenic paved road towards snow-capped mountain peaks and evergreen forests.
A cyclist riding on a scenic paved road towards snow-capped mountain peaks and evergreen forests.

Five Bends of Jiajin Mountain

A iconic section of Jiajin Mountain’s scenic route near Chengdu, Five Bends is a thrilling stretch of winding roads amid west Sichuan’s grand landscapes.

Carving through snow-capped peaks, dense forests, and alpine meadows, the five consecutive hairpin turns offer both driving excitement and panoramic views. As a key part of the historic Long March route, it blends natural grandeur with cultural significance.

Stop at viewing platforms to admire cloud seas, snow-capped summits, and pristine valleys—perfect for road trippers and nature enthusiasts seeking adventure and breathtaking scenery.

Jiajin Mountain

As an iconic snow-capped peak straddling Ya'an and Aba near Chengdu, Jiajin Mountain blends natural grandeur with red history. Part of the Minshan Mountain range, it boasts pristine forests, alpine meadows, and winding mountain roads offering spectacular views. Famous as a key site of the Long March, it attracts both nature lovers and history enthusiasts.

Hike through lush greenery in summer or admire snow-covered landscapes in winter—its raw beauty and cultural significance make it a memorable day trip or hiking destination from Chengdu.

Spicy Chinese fish soup with Sichuan peppercorns, dried red chilies, scallions, and sliced cucumbers in a metal pot.
Spicy Chinese fish soup with Sichuan peppercorns, dried red chilies, scallions, and sliced cucumbers in a metal pot.

Local Cuisine Recommendations

Qingxi Tribute Pepper Fish Restaurant (Chengdu)
is a staple of Chengdu’s vibrant "numb-spicy" dining scene. The restaurant is famous for its signature dish featuring fresh fish submerged in a potent broth infused with Tribute Pepper—a high-grade Sichuan peppercorn historically reserved for the imperial court. Beyond its namesake specialty, the menu offers authentic Sichuan favorites like pickled vegetable fish, which balances tanginess with heat, and addictive crispy peanuts. Known for its bold spices and unapologetic use of chilies, it is a must-visit for adventure-seeking food lovers. The lively atmosphere and deep, aromatic flavors provide a quintessential taste of Sichuan’s rich culinary heritage.

Simple Retreat · Blessed Residence, Xiaojin County

Located on the quiet outskirts of Xiaojin County, Simple Retreat · Blessed Residence (Jianyin · Fuju) is a boutique homestay designed for travelers seeking a peaceful "light luxury" experience. This family-run establishment is celebrated for its warm hospitality, with the owner often greeting guests personally and offering local insights.

The property features modern "smart" technology, including automatic curtains and intelligent toilets. A highlight is the fifth-floor rooms, which boast indoor courtyards and tatami tea tables, providing a perfect vantage point to soak in the breathtaking mountain scenery. It serves as an ideal, tranquil base for exploring nearby wonders like Mount Siguniang, blending high-tech comfort with authentic Sichuanese charm.

Url link: https://www.trip.com/w/cIK7YU9K2V2

Modern boutique hotel exterior with glowing lights and large glass windows at dusk.
Modern boutique hotel exterior with glowing lights and large glass windows at dusk.

DAY 3 / Ya'an (Chengdu Vicinity)

Located just 120 kilometers southwest of Chengdu, Ya'an serves as the vital "Gateway to Tibet". Known as the "City of Rain," it is a lush transition zone between the Sichuan Basin and the Tibetan Plateau, famous for its abundant precipitation and pristine air.

Ya'an holds a unique place in history as the world’s birthplace of tea culture, with artificial tea planting on Mount Mengding dating back over 2,000 years. It is also where the giant panda was first scientifically discovered in 1869. Today, the city is evolving into a world-class destination for eco-tourism, blending its deep Han-Tibetan heritage with modern panda research at the Bifengxia Base.

Total Ride Distance 80km . Total Elevation Gain 1362m . Estimated Timeline 6hr

Saddle-View Highlights

A white and orange Chinese pagoda tower rising above a dense green forest landscape with lush trees.
A white and orange Chinese pagoda tower rising above a dense green forest landscape with lush trees.
Golden sunrise over snow-capped mountain peaks rising above a thick sea of pink and white clouds.
Golden sunrise over snow-capped mountain peaks rising above a thick sea of pink and white clouds.

Huacheng Temple (Chengdu)

A time-honored Buddhist temple in Chengdu’s core area, Huacheng Temple boasts a history of over 1,700 years. With well-preserved ancient architecture—including traditional halls, pagodas, and serene courtyards—it embodies Sichuan’s religious culture and architectural art. Surrounded by bustling streets yet retaining profound tranquility, it’s a spiritual haven for visitors.

Experience Buddhist rituals, admire cultural relics, or simply enjoy the peaceful atmosphere amid urban bustle. A hidden gem blending history, religion, and local charm, not to be missed in Chengdu.

Ya'an (Chengdu Vicinity)

A charming city in Sichuan, Ya'an lies 120km southwest of Chengdu, known as the "Gateway to Western Sichuan" and "Rainy City" for its mild, humid climate.

As the hometown of giant pandas (hometo the Wolong Giant Panda Reserve) and the birthplace of world tea culture (Mengding Mountain), it blends nature and heritage. Highlights include Bifeng Gorge’s lush scenery, ancient tea plantations, and Tibetan-Qiang ethnic customs. A perfect day trip from Chengdu, it offers panda encounters, hiking, and authentic Sichuan flavors—ideal for nature and culture lovers.

Local Cuisine Recommendations

Qingxi Tribute Pepper Fish Restaurant

Located in the heart of Sichuan's culinary scene, Qingxi Tribute Pepper Fish Restaurant is a celebrated destination for those seeking the authentic "numb-spicy" (málà) profile that defines the region. The restaurant specializes in a unique style of fish hotpot that highlights the prestigious "Tribute Pepper" from Qingxi, a spice historically reserved for emperors due to its intense citrus aroma and powerful numbing effect. Visitors are often struck by the vibrant presentation of the signature dish, which arrives in a large basin topped with an abundant layer of fresh green Sichuan peppercorns.

Shangri-La Chengdu: Riverside Luxury

Rising 36 stories above the city’s vibrant heart, Shangri-La Chengdu stands as a beacon of luxury, offering sweeping views of the Jin River and the historic Hejiang Pavilion. This landmark hotel is perfectly positioned for travelers who wish to explore Chengdu’s rich heritage while enjoying world-class amenities.

The hotel features 593 elegantly appointed rooms and suites, recognized as the most spacious in the city center. Each room is a sanctuary of comfort, blending contemporary design with subtle Sichuanese accents. For the culinary enthusiast, the hotel is a destination in itself. Shang Palace serves exquisite Cantonese and local Sichuan specialties, while Café Z offers an interactive international buffet experience in a lively, modern setting.

After a day of exploring or cycling through the city, guests can retreat to CHI, The Spa for traditional healing treatments, or enjoy the 25-meter indoor heated pool and tennis courts. Its proximity to the Lan Kwai Fong nightlife district and the iconic Anshun Bridge ensures that the best of Chengdu’s dining and entertainment is always within reach.

Url Link: https://us.trip.com/hotels/chengdu-hotel-detail-425825

Authentic Chinese hot pot table spread with spicy broth, spring rolls, and assorted side dishes.
Authentic Chinese hot pot table spread with spicy broth, spring rolls, and assorted side dishes.

DAY 4 /

Chengdu Research Base of GiantPanda Breeding

Morning tour /

Founded in 1987 with just six rescued giant pandas, the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding has evolved from a small rescue center into a global leader in wildlife conservation. Its history is defined by a pivotal shift from simple captive management to advanced scientific research, successfully bringing the species back from the brink of extinction. Today, it stands as a world-class facility dedicated to protecting the "national treasure" of China.

The culture of the base is rooted in scientific rigor and educational outreach. It isn't just a zoo; it is a sanctuary where the staff prioritizes animal welfare and genetic diversity. The "Panda Culture" promoted here emphasizes the harmony between humans and nature, inviting visitors to become ambassadors for environmental stewardship through immersive experiences and conservation education.

Looking toward the future, the base is expanding its horizons with the Chengdu Panda International Tourism Resort. This evolution focuses on "rewilding" programs, preparing captive-born pandas for life in the mountainous wilderness. By integrating cutting-edge biotechnology with sustainable tourism, the base aims to ensure that future generations see pandas not just in sanctuaries, but thriving in their natural high-altitude habitats across Sichuan.

A giant panda bear sitting in a lush green garden with white flowers while eating bamboo.
A giant panda bear sitting in a lush green garden with white flowers while eating bamboo.
A group of giant panda cubs lounging and sitting together on a lush green grass field.
A group of giant panda cubs lounging and sitting together on a lush green grass field.
Zookeepers holding adorable giant panda cubs at a conservation and research center.
Zookeepers holding adorable giant panda cubs at a conservation and research center.

Sanxingdui National Archaeological Site Park:
Echoes of an Ancient Kingdom

Afternoon tour /

Discovered accidentally in 1929 and brought to global prominence by the massive 1986 excavations, Sanxingdui represents the lost Shu Kingdom, dating back over 3,000 years. The site upended traditional Chinese history by proving that civilization in the Yangtze River basin was as advanced and ancient as that of the Yellow River. The recent 2021 excavations of six additional sacrificial pits have unveiled even more sophisticated gold masks and silk residues, continuously reshaping our understanding of the Bronze Age.

The culture of Sanxingdui is defined by its "alien-like" aesthetic—colossal bronze masks with protruding eyes, towering bronze trees, and intricate gold foils. These artifacts suggest a society deeply rooted in shamanism and nature worship, distinct from the Central Plains cultures of the same era. It is a culture of mystery and artistic audacity, reflecting a highly organized civilization with complex spiritual rituals.

Sanxingdui is transitioning into a premier world-class archaeological park. Future developments include the integration of "Digital Sanxingdui," using AI and VR to recreate the ancient city for visitors. As it seeks UNESCO World Heritage status, the park is expanding its research facilities to become a global hub for Bronze Age studies, ensuring these ancient echoes resonate with a modern, international audience.

Ancient bronze Sanxingdui mask unearthed in an archaeological dig site with dramatic sunlight.
Ancient bronze Sanxingdui mask unearthed in an archaeological dig site with dramatic sunlight.
Ancient Sanxingdui bronze standing figure with large hands and a crown on display in a museum.
Ancient Sanxingdui bronze standing figure with large hands and a crown on display in a museum.
Ancient Chinese Sanxingdui bronze mask artifact displayed on a dark background in a museum.
Ancient Chinese Sanxingdui bronze mask artifact displayed on a dark background in a museum.

What's included

The following services are part of your standard package to ensure comfort and technical support throughout the 3-night journey:

  • Support & Logistics

    Dedicated Support Van: A vehicle follows the group every step of the way to provide mechanical support, luggage transport, and a "sag wagon" option for tired riders.

    Professional Driver: A dedicated driver for the support vehicle.

    English-Speaking Professional Cycling Crew: Every tour is supported by a dedicated driver and expert Cycling Guides maintained at a 1:6 ratio for maximum safety and personalized attention. Our guides are multi-talented professionals: they lead the navigation, provide advanced mechanical support (Ride, Tech, Repair), and are fully trained in emergency first aid. They also act as your personal on-road content creators, capturing high-quality photos and videos throughout your journey.

    Specialist Cultural Guides: Depending on the itinerary, we provide professional English-speaking cultural guides for city and heritage tours. These experts offer deep insights into local history and traditions, providing a rich, educational narrative that complements your physical adventure.

  • Accommodation & Meals

    Luxury Accommodation: 3 nights of stay based on two guests per hotel room.

    Daily Breakfast: Morning meals are included at each hotel.

  • Media Services

    Professional Content Team: Comprehensive tour photography and video services.

    DJI Drone Service: Aerial drone footage of the group cycling through the scenic landscapes.

  • Safety & Insurance

    High-Limit Travel Insurance: Every participant is provided with 1,000,000 RMB accidental travel insurance to cover medical emergencies and accidental injuries during the tour.

  • Entrance Fees: Tickets for travel hotspots, cultural shows (e.g., Impression Liu Sanjie), and scenic area shuttles are included.

Not Included in the Tour

Guests should budget for the following additional costs and administrative requirements:

Lunch & Dinner: Daily meals (other than breakfast) are not included.

Bicycle Rentals
MTB, Carbon Road Bike, E-bike ( Please let us know your size and peddle requirements ahead of time. )

Documentation & Personal Travel

Visa Processing: Guests must process their Chinese visas independently.

Additional Travel Insurance: While 1M RMB accidental insurance is provided, guests must obtain their own comprehensive Travel Insurance (covering trip cancellation or illness) before submitting visa documents.

Single Occupancy: Single-room requests are subject to availability and will incur an additional fee.

Elite Support Vehicle & Logistics Infrastructure

A fleet of Professional Drivers (all highly experienced mountain drivers and active cycling enthusiasts) will man our dedicated support vans, shadowing the group every kilometer of the way.

Every vehicle is outfitted with a Full Logistics & Comfort Checklist (Items 1–19):

1.Roof Bike Carrier: Premium Thule rack system securely holding up to 6 bicycles per vehicle.
2.Side Awning Tent: Retractable vehicle canopy providing immediate outdoor shade and rest space.
3.Onboard Mini Refrigerator: Portable car fridge keeping drinks cold and fresh food chilled.
4. Cooking Kit: Complete outdoor cookware and portable gas stoves for field meal preparation.
5.Portable Power Station: High-capacity mobile power supply for all field electronics and appliances.
6. Pressurized Mobile Shower Set: Pressure-driven portable system for outdoor rinsing and bathing.
7.Detachable Changing Tent: Independent pop-up privacy tent for roadside clothes changes.
8.Camping Furniture: Foldable premium outdoor dining tables and matching camping chairs.
9.First Aid Kit: Standard comprehensive emergency medical and trauma treatment kit.
10.Cycling Energy Supplements: On-tour fuel supply including sports energy drinks and electrolyte powders.
11.Fresh Food Supply: Fresh bananas, assorted seasonal fruits, bread, and daily drinking water.
12.Beverage Reserve: Coca-Cola, craft beers, and red wine for post-ride relaxation.
13. Full Bicycle Repair Toolkit: Professional, portable bike-shop toolsets stationed in every van.
14.Certified Driver Team: Drivers possess over 10 years of experience navigating high-altitude and rugged terrain.
15. Professional Bike Tech Training: Every driver has completed formal mechanical bicycle repair courses.
16. Driver Cycling Hobby: Drivers are active cyclists, understanding rider needs intuitively.
17. Off-Road Ready Tires: Vehicles modified with rugged, off-road tires for mountain gravel and complex roads.
18. Emergency Spare Parts: Onboard reserve of common components for quick, roadside mechanical fixes.
19. Daily Camping Consumables: Full stock of cleaning supplies and daily necessities for multi-day outdoor comfort.

Payment & Cancellation Policy

Payment Terms

To secure your booking and confirm ground logistics, the following payment schedule applies:
Deposit: A 50% installment of the total tour cost is required to lock in the tour dates and confirm the booking.
Final Balance: The remaining 50% balance is due no later than 60 days prior to the scheduled tour start date.

Standard Cancellation & Refund Schedule
Cancellation fees are calculated based on the exact date we receive your written notice of cancellation. The following tiered schedule applies to the total per-person tour cost:

90 days or more prior to scheduled departure: 5% of the total cost per person.
45 days or more prior to scheduled departure: 15% of the total cost per person.
15 to 44 days prior to scheduled departure: 30% of the total cost per person.
7 to 14 days prior to scheduled departure: 50% of the total cost per person.
6 days or less prior to scheduled departure: 100% of the total cost per person.

Important Operational Terms

Third-Party Deductions: Any supplementary cancellation fees levied by external service providers (e.g., payment gateways, domestic airlines, hotel partners, or railway operators) will be deducted directly from your final refund balance.

Name Transfers: Substituting a traveler's name on a confirmed booking is processed as a standard cancellation and is subject to the fee schedule outlined above.

Unused Tour Services: No refunds will be issued for unused services (including accommodations, transport logistics, meals, or admission fees) once the itinerary has commenced, regardless of late arrivals, early departures, or partial daily participation.

Special Circumstances & Travel Insurance Recommendations

We recognize that international travel can be impacted by unforeseen events. Because our cancellation schedule must be strictly enforced to cover prepaid ground operations, we highly recommend that all guests purchase comprehensive travel and trip-cancellation insurance immediately after paying their deposit.

Insurance is particularly crucial to avoid financial loss in the following scenarios:

Volatile Regions & Political Changes: For guests traveling from countries experiencing conflict, war, or sudden political shifts, standard medical insurance will not cover a trip cancelled out of fear or geopolitical instability. We strongly suggest purchasing "Cancel for Any Reason" (CFAR) coverage.

Senior Travelers (Ages 70–80): Older demographics are more vulnerable to sudden health changes prior to departure. Specialized insurance covering acute pre-existing conditions and offering CFAR benefits is highly advised.

Transit Delays & Interruptions: Flight or train cancellations, delays, or schedule changes can force guests to return early or incur high out-of-pocket costs for rebooking local and international transit. A robust travel policy will protect against these unexpected travel interruptions.

Recommended Insurance Providers
Below are our highly suggested insurance partners that offer comprehensive medical coverage, adventure cycling protection, and "Cancel for Any Reason" (CFAR) upgrades:

Payment Guide for Your Tour
China is now a completely cashless society. To ensure your CycleQuest China journey is seamless, we use a two-part payment system:

  • Tour & Rental Fees: For major bookings, we highly recommend an International Wire Transfer or paying through our secure website gateway. Large transactions on mobile apps often face strict limits or prompt automatic bank fraud blocks.

  • Daily Expenses: For on-the-road incidentals (snacks, souvenirs, or gear upgrades), Alipay and WeChat Pay are absolute essentials. These apps link directly to your overseas credit card, allowing you to scan QR codes for easy day-to-day payments anywhere in China.

A great ride demands great equipment. We do not compromise on our fleet. Whether you are tackling mountain trails or cruising scenic river valleys, our fully maintained,
high-performance bikes are ready for the challenge.
Our Premium E-Bike & MTB Fleet Includes: Specialized, Trek, Cannondale, Amflow, Fnix
Every bike is meticulously serviced by our in-house mechanics before every tour to ensure perfect performance. ( Beijing, Guili, Yangshuo, Chengdu, Dali, Wuhan )

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Multi-Day E-Bike Tours: Explore China Without Limits

Beijing

For over 3,000 years, Beijing has been the beating heart of Chinese civilization. It is a city of staggering contrasts: immense imperial palaces—the Forbidden City—sit beside intimate hutong alleyways where the echo of bicycle bells lingers. The Great Wall snakes along the northern mountains like a sleeping dragon, while futuristic skyscrapers pierce the smog-free skies of the CBD. As you pedal through this living museum, you feel the weight of history under your wheels: emperors, revolutionaries, dreamers. Yet the city never rests. From sizzling Peking duck stalls to hidden courtyard teahouses, Beijing thrums with the vibrant pulse of a modern superpower—ancient, bold, and utterly unforgettable.

Yangshuo

Guilin, in China's Guangxi region, is famous for having "the finest scenery under heaven." The city is dominated by spectacular karst topography—thousands of unique limestone peaks rising steeply from the ground like ancient sentinels. The crystal-clear Li River threads through this surreal landscape, its emerald waters mirroring the jagged hills. Key attractions include the iconic Elephant Trunk Hill, a rock formation resembling a giant elephant drinking from the river, and the breathtaking cruise to Yangshuo, where every bend reveals another postcard-perfect view. Guilin provides a mystical, tranquil natural beauty often depicted in classic Chinese ink paintings—a place where mist drapes over peaks and time seems to stand still.

Chengdu

Tucked away within Liangtai Gou near Chengdu, Sunshine Lover's Valley lives up to its romantic name. Bathed in abundant sunlight even as mist lingers elsewhere, this hidden gem offers pristine forests, gurgling streams, and meadows dotted with wildflowers. Towering snow-capped peaks frame the horizon, while lush greenery embraces every winding path. The gentle sound of flowing water accompanies your every step, creating an intimate atmosphere perfect for couples seeking solitude or nature lovers craving tranquility. Whether you're sharing a quiet picnic by the creek or simply holding hands beneath the dappled sunlight, this valley feels like a secret whispered between the mountains—a place where love and nature bloom together in perfect harmony.

4 day 3 night tour

7 day 6 night tour

4 day 3 night tour
Shangri-la

6 day 5 night tour

Where snow-capped peaks pierce the heavens, Shangri-La offers an otherworldly escape into Yunnan’s wild frontier. Wander ancient cobblestone streets in Dukezong, one of Tibet’s best-preserved old towns. Hear rhythmic chants echoing within Songzanlin Monastery, the “Little Potala Palace,” where prayer wheels spin beneath golden rooftops. Lose yourself in pristine alpine valleys—Pudacuo’s crystal lakes and flower-strewn meadows. Here, ancient Tibetan myths breathe and untamed nature truly thrives. Wild yaks graze beneath glacier-carved ridges; prayer flags flutter in crisp mountain air. Whether seeking spiritual peace or high-altitude adventure, Shangri-La calls you home to a land where legend and landscape become one.

Our most requested service for global riders. Ride deeper into China’s breathtaking landscapes on our bespoke, multi-day e-bike itineraries. We design exclusive routes away from heavy traffic, immersing you in local culture and hidden natural wonders.

Dali

6 day 5 night tour

6 DAYS DISCOVER LIJIANG & DALI
AMFLOW E-BIKE TOUR
Yunnan’s Eternal Mythical Paradise
Where snow-capped peaks pierce the heavens, Shangri-La offers an otherworldly escape into the heart of Yunnan’s wild frontier. Wander through the ancient, cobblestone streets of Dukezong, hear the rhythmic chants echoing within Songzanlin Monastery, and lose yourself in pristine alpine valleys. Here, ancient Tibetan myths breathe and untamed nature truly thrives.