Excursão de Bicicleta de meio dia em Chengdu
Descrição
Faça um bom exercício neste passeio de bicicleta de meio dia enquanto aprende sobre os costumes diários dos habitantes locais de Chengdu. Visite o Parque do Povo, onde os habitantes locais vem para relaxar e praticam suas atividades diárias. Veja o Palácio de Qingyang e o Templo de Wenshu para aprender sobre a importância da religião. Absorva a atmosfera especial de Chengdu e veja os pontos turísticos da cidade de uma perspectiva diferente.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Pedale pelas ruas de Chengdu nesta excursão guiada de bicicleta de meio dia. Seu guia amigável e informativo irá ajudá-lo a obter suas bicicletas. Encontre o seu guia amigável que fala inglês no lobby do seu hotel. Em seguida, pedale ou pegue o transporte público (de acordo com a localização do seu hotel) até a primeira parada: o Templo Wenshu, um templo budista preservado que abriga muitas obras de arte preciosas que são consideradas relíquias culturais. Seu guia pode dar uma visão geral do que torna um templo budista diferente de um templo taoísta.
Depois de visitar o Templo Wenshu, você seguirá direto para o Parque do Povo. Depois de pedalar pelas belas paisagens e monumentos, pare para saborear um chá em uma tradicional casa de chá e observe os moradores participando de diversas atividades, como jogar xadrez, praticar tai chi, beber chá ou tocar música. O amor está no ar em uma seção do parque, onde os pais trocam fotos e informações de contato de seus filhos, na esperança de combiná-los no futuro. Deixe esses cupidos à sua disposição.
Pedale até a Kuan-zhai Lane para apreciar a vista de edifícios em estilo antigo, jardins e filas de lojas de souvenirs e vendedores ao longo da rua.
Continue cavalgando até o Palácio Qingyang e aprenda com seu guia sobre a influência da religião taoísta sobre o povo local. Pergunte ao seu guia sobre a estrutura interna e externa do edifício, bem como as figuras e monumentos internos e seu significado para a própria religião.
Faça uma rápida parada no mercado de antiguidades Song Xian Qiao, onde você pode encontrar diferentes bugigangas, de tapetes a jogos de xadrez e várias obras de arte. Certifique-se de não comprar mais do que sua bicicleta pode carregar! Depois de meio dia descobrindo as ruas de Chengdu em sua bicicleta, descanse as pernas no transporte público de volta ao hotel.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Ponto de partida: serviço de coleta gratuito em seu hotel ou residência em Chengdu (todos os hotéis dentro do 3º anel viário), se você ficar fora do 3º anel viário, precisa ser pego no portão principal de Wuhouci ou entre em contato com antecedência para combinar o transporte em seu hotel ou aeroporto e pagar um custo extra ao seu guia. Ponto de retorno: Retorna ao ponto de partida original ou termina o passeio no centro da cidade.
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
- Não recomendado para crianças ou idosos com mais de 60 anos
Avaliações(13)
This was wonderful way to see the highlights of the city. Our guide was lovely, taking time to show each special parts of each place, answer questions and show us around
Worley was a great guide who took us to at least four major tourist attractions in Chengdu in four hours from pickup to our hotel at the W and back. She is very knowledgeable including history of religions, architecture, and is a big panda fan. The tour was not the typical bike ride we are used to where we stayed on bikes the majority of the time. We took the metro and walked around the places we visited on this tour and probably traveled on bike for about 10 km. It was a wonderful introduction of the city that allowed us to see Wenshu Monastery, Kuanzhai Alley, People’s Park, and Qingyang Palace. We were pressed on time otherwise Worley would’ve spent more time in the locations. Thank you, Worley, for the great tour!
<p>This is a great way to see a city as big as Chengdu! The guide was great and the day is completely customizable.</p>
We'd booked this tour on our 1st day in Chengdu and this was really a good thing to do. This way we didn't only get to see some of the sights, it also gave us a sense of orientation for the rest of our stay in Chengdu. The tour takes you all over town and there are stops along the way. Our guide Martin spoke good English and showed us lots of different things in town. It's easy to ride in Chengdu as it's a flat town (no hills). It's also very green wo you get to ride through parks and shade too.
<p>The guide and I started this tour at People's Park. We then went to wide and narrow alleys. We biked past a central square with a statue of Mao and then went to a large mall off of Taikoo Li where the panda is climbing the IFS building. Within this mall there is a monastery or temple that I heard later would have been worth seeing inside. Finally we rode past the Wohou temple and Jinli street. This temple is very crowded and we did not go inside. My recommendation would be to ask the guide to allow you to go inside the temples, stop to shop or grab a recommended snack, or have tea in People's Park. The tour guide's English was good, but I would have liked her to have shared more information with me.</p>
<p>This was a really cool way to see and understand the culture in Chendu. I really enjoyed touring the local market and walking through the People's Park and learning about some of the activities that take place there.</p>
<p>Really loved the bike tour, lots to see. Chengdu is an amazing city.</p>
<p>Our guide Rhea was fantastic and the bikes were ok. There was no confusion on them picking us up at our hotel. I made the reservation about 36 hours in advance and was glad they could accommodate our party of 4. The bikes weren't ready upon arrival to the tour starting point, but were quickly rectified within 15 minutes. They weren't fancy, but they had gears and handbrakes, so no complaints. The half-day tour was perfect in length. Right about the time our butts were hurting, it was over. A great day and a great way to really get the lay of the land. Having a guide through the People's Park added great insight.</p>
<p>This tour was extremely expensive for what it was: renting a bike and go around with a student who was nothing like a guide. Didn't know any informatiom about Chengdu i later read, we got lost in the city and he also didn't have an any information on the tourist sites we visited. For a tour costing 70 dollars while the rental bike for a day is 20 yuan so less than two dollars it was an incredible deception! I was really fortunate that the student "guide" called the local manager and the manager accepted to stop the tour after the first temple visit. I got something like 50 dollars back. But I lost my day, i would have loved to have a true guide a learn about the city and temples! ...and of course 20 dollars lost as well!</p>
<p>Because Viator is recomended at LP I was expecting more of the tour. We paid for China Standards a high amount of money of 50 USD per person to see the main square, the main park and a touristic street. I hoped to see and hear more About Chengdu. The guide was friendly and spoke good English though.</p>
