 Annie
"See Beijing your way with Annie! "
See Beijing your way Hello - 你好. By visiting this website, you might be planning a trip to Beijing! For most people this is a once in a lifetime trip. Beijing offers so much to see, culture, history, delicious food and shopping. We would like to make your trip to Beijing as comfortable and memorable as possible. You See China provide personalized Beijing touring; tours are tailored to your needs. Whether you have 1 week to explore the city or only a few hours to see the city highlights. Let us know what kind of Beijing visit you want to experience and we will make it happen! We love good food, history, nature, modern art and taking photographs. We love to share our passion with our guests. We believe that a historical tour should not be just about the history or the buildings. Please contact for a tour quote. Thank you!
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We visited Beijing, China in September 2012 and hired Annie to be our tour guide. Annie was great in helping us to plan a wonderful itinerary for our visit. She arranged transportation for us from the airport to our hotel. Annie speaks excellent English and was very knowledgeable about Chinese history and culture. She wanted us to see the real Great Wall of China, so instead of taking us to the crowded refurbished section in Badaling, Annie suggested two other places where we could experience the Wall as it exists in most of China. We hiked into a place where we were able to sit all alone on top of the Wall, just before sunset, watching it stretch for miles into the distance. It was truly amazing. Annie suggested wonderful restaurants to experience Peking Duck and other traditional Chinese food. She took us to Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City where she helped us to understand the city's history. In the evening, she arranged for us to see an incredible acrobat show. We walked through the hutong alleys of Old Beijing and visited the Temple of Heaven and Summer Palace. It was the perfect conclusion to our China vacation and Annie really helped to make it special. Annie's fees were very reasonable. She is a very kind person and is very proud of her home city. We consider Annie our friend and I highly recommend her as a tour guide.
Days of trip in Beijing: February 10,13, and 14, 2012 People in our group: 12 adults (ages ranging from 27-34) When I was looking for a tour guide in Beijing, I sent out messages to the first few who came up here in Synotrip. Most replied but initially, based on just emails, I chose Annie because:
I felt a great deal happier by booking Annie when she helped me buy our round-trip train tickets to Harbin and charged us only a very minimal fee to buy them. To be honest, my husband and I felt a bit worried when we sent via Western Union the approximately RMB 7,000 (or US$ 1,100+) for our train tickets so Annie can buy them a week before our arrival; of course, what do we know about Annie except all that we've read on the internet? But we need not have worried. Annie even sent me international text messages when she had questions and without my asking, sent pictures of the tickets after she bought them, further reassuring us that we can give our total trust to Annie. Aside from the train tickets, Annie also helped us buy China sim cards which we were able to use immediately. During our tour, as what Annie mentioned in her description above, she has "practical experience in solving problems", and dealing with 12 people with different personalities and needs, it was not an easy feat but she did it. She helped us shop, showed us where to buy souvenirs, figure out how to make our sim card work better for us, where to eat and many more. She was also very patient especially during a time that our group was undecisive and wanted to deviate from the original tour. Communicating with her was also very easy; her English was great! Her driver, Mr. Han, was also very reliable. He picked us up on time upon arrival at the airport; same also at the train station when we arrived from Harbin. I would definitely recommend Annie as a tour guide in Beijing. Thanks Annie! I'd like to share a video my husband made of our trip to Beijing, and the places we saw with Annie: http://vimeo.com/37092228
Hi everyone, We hired Annie from the 12th of January til the 14th January of 2012 Annie & her driver picked me & my family up from the motel at 8:30am. First the driver took us to the Great Wall of China, where we walked a little of the wall, we saw Tower number 14. We also got some amazing photographs up there. Then when we came back down, my family & I had lunch, while Annie & the driver went and had lunch together. Annie came back and got us half an hour later, and we drove to the Ming Tombs, where Annie told us about the Empire's & the Empress. Afterwards we went to see the Stone Sculptures. All the statues were made from Marble. On our second day, Annie & the driver picked us up from our motel at 9:00am. And I was dying for some coffee, so Annie recommended Refresh. I think the coffee is better than the Starbucks coffee, that's just my opinion. We went to the Summer Palace in the morning. And Annie told us more about the Empire & the Empress. Then afterwards we went for a drive through the older streets of Beijing, and also went to the Bell & Drum Tower, we only went up to the Drum Tower though. We heard the people play the drums at 2:30pm, and that was very very impressive. Then the driver drove us to the Lama Temple, that Temple has the biggest Buddha in it! On our last day, the driver picked us up at 8:30am and drove us to Refresh, and Annie met up with us there. First off we went to the Temple of Heaven, and in the first part of the Temple is a park, where there was around 1000 people there, doing exercises, dancing, singing, playing some traditional Chinese games. After we had a walk through the park, we went into the Temple of the building. Afterwards the driver drove us to Tiananmen Square, where we saw all the Army men, Police people everywhere, the 2 government buildings on either side of the Square. Then Annie took us to the old commercial streets of Beijing, and had lunch at a little restaurant there which Annie recommend. After lunch we went to the Forbidden City, where Annie told us even more about the Empire's & the Empress. It was late in the afternoon by the time we left the Forbidden City. And as we asked Annie & the driver to take us to the Olympic Park and we saw the Bird's Nest & the Water Cube which glows as it gets darker. As Annie said "its Spectacular". Afterwards the driver took us back to our motel. And we had to say our Goodbyes to Annie & the driver... I personally would be happy to recommend Annie to anyone if they ever go to Beijing. She speaks very very good English. Annie is one of the nicest people you could ever meet. Annie know's what she's talking about. She can communicate with you easily. I would definitely hire Annie again if I go back to Beijing. Me and my family had a fantastic time with Annie and also her driver. We will miss Annie very much. And thank-you Annie for making our time in Beijing so wonderful !
Annie's Tours
Author: Annie
Price:
300USD/Person
Dates Available:
Apr 03, 2013 - Jul 02, 2013
Duration:
3 to 5 days Destinations (Listings):
This is a selection of Beijing's main historical and cultural sites that one can see in 3 full days. Day 1: Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Back Lake Hutongs and Lama Temple Day 2: Mutianyu Great Wall and Ming Tombs. Day 3: The Temple of Heaven, Pearl Market and Summer Palace.
What's included:
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Hours:
11:30am - 2:00am
Address:
Hard Rock Cafe Beijing
Price:
170-200 Yuan/per person A good change for people who are tired of eating Chinese dishes.   
Hours:
9:00am-0:00am
Address:
Guo Zi Jian street, dongcheng district, Beijing
Price:
80-280 RMB If you are serious about tea, if you want to experience a "Real Teahouse" in Beijing, if you want to fell the magic of Chinese tea, then this is the right place to go. In the neighborhood of Lama Temple, Confucius Temple and Imperial College, the tea house is situated in the historical street-Guo Zi Jian.   
Hours:
10:00am---10:00pm
Address:
Nanheyan Dajie This duck restaurant restaurant is about 15 mins walk from Tiananmen Square and 5 mins walk from Beijing Hotel, Located in the south end of Nanheyan Street, opposite "Niuge Jiaozi ( probably the best dumpling restaurant in town)". The whole duck costs  
Hours:
Lunch - 11:30 am to 2:30 pm, Dinner - 5:30 pm to 10:30 pm
Price:
268 RMB / Duck, 168 RMB / Half Duck Another high end restaurant for Peking Duck in Beijing. The restaurant is located inside of the Grand Hyatt Hotel at oriental plaza in Wangfujing Area. There is an business atmosphere and always busy at dinner time.  
A cute lunch spot at Mutianyu Village.   
"Gui Jie 簋街" known as " The Ghost Street", literally, " 簋 Gui" means "food container" and " 街 jie" means "street". The word "ghost" has the same pronunciation with the word " food container", locals like to call the street " The Ghost Street" 
Hours:
9:00am-10;00pm
Address:
Number 11 of north Fengxiang Hutong Qianmen east street, Dongcheng District, Beijing.
Price:
80-150 yuan/ person Around 1992, former cook Zhang liqun from Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant opened his own duck restaurant at his home, a small and age old courtyard located t in north Fengxiang Hutong at Qianmen. The business was booming since some foreign travelers had tasted the duck here and wrote his restaurant into a popular travel book (&   
As Beijing enters its beautiful spring season, the city is steeped in the fragrance of flowers and decorated by their dazzling blossoms. It is a great pleasure to stroll around the city, enjoy natural fragrance and feasting your eyes on various flowers, including Yuejie (Chinese Rose), Yulan (Magnolia), Taohua (Peach Blossom) and Yinghua( Cherry Blossom). 
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