Food writer turned guide. I grew up in Nan'an across the river and spend my weekends in wet markets and hotpot kitchens. My tours are built around what and where locals e… View guide profile
The old river port while the shutters are still going up, the side alleys most visitors never find, fried dough twists from the short queue, and then the rotating-stage show next door that tells the city's 1949 story without a word of English needed.
This is a new listing. Reviews are collected on Trustpilot after each tour and shown here with the traveller's country and the guide's reply.
Each stop has the Chinese name, pinyin and a driver card, in case you want to leave early or come back another day.
Metro Line 1. Main lane, then the quiet alleys down toward the river.
A small place inside the alleys; river fish or a bowl of noodles.
Rotating stage sections, a river that floods the stage, no dialogue needed.
Tell your guide which places matter to you, skip what doesn't, and tailor the day for your group. Not finding what you want? Message your guide to build something unique.
Public transportation. Metro and DiDi fares are paid as you go (about ¥30 per person for the day).
Ciqikou metro station, exit 1 · 磁器口轻轨站 1号出口
Hotel pick-up in Yuzhong and Nan'an is available on request for tours with private transportation.
Once the first tours run, every traveller gets the same Trustpilot invitation (invite-all policy, no cherry-picking). Reviews appear here through Trustpilot's own widget with the reviewer's country and the guide's reply.
No, and it does not matter: it is movement, music and staging. I brief you on the story before it starts.
Yes; the show runs daily, usually two sittings. I confirm the time when you request.
After the guide confirms your itinerary you receive a payment link for the 20% deposit (card). The balance is charged 7 days before the tour. Sample policy for the demo.