China · TUK-TUKS
Good tuk-tuk tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Xi’an’s Muslim Quarter by tuk-tuk, taste four to five local specialties, and finish with Xi’an craft beer for $73.
“Buren was an amazing guide. He made the night fun. We loved the tuk tuks and all the places we visited.”
Chengdu’s 3.5-hour tuk-tuk food tour visits local Sichuan eateries, street stalls, and a retro bar with plum wine and mahjong.
“I didn’t know Chengdu was known for food (except hotpot) until I did this tour! The city has lots of dishes to eat from which we tried! Good variety of food and places to eat. Fiona and Monica were great guides, very enthusiastic and gave us lots of information. Really nice to finish off the tour in an old school bar, playing Mahjong and drinking plum wine! Would highly recommend!”
Taste Xi’an breakfast by tuk-tuk, visit the Muslim Quarter market, and eat at family-run spots with an English-speaking guide.
“Buren has been the best tour guide, he showed us traditional dishes in Xi'an made by the real locals and family business shops. He is so passionate about food and gave us very nice recommendations to visit after. Thank you so much!”
Explore Xi’an after dark by tuk tuk and public transport, tasting Muslim Quarter street food and seeing the Big Wild Goose Pagoda.
“Simply AMAZING!! The experience, the food, the background history and most of all the guide. Michael was my tour guide. He held the tour for me even though it was just me. He provided a comprehensive view of Xi’an culture and food. I Read more”
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