Escape from Beijing Weekender

Who can believe we’ve been in virtual lockdown for almost 3 months! Fortunately we’ve just received news that May Holiday weekend it is finally possible for us to get out of the city, and we want you to join us!

The new rules mean that it is possible to organise small scale tourism this coming weekend so long as it doesn’t leave the Jing-Jin-Ji region (Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei). Meaning we can take you to one of our favourite Northern Hills escapes and you won’t be thrown back into 14 days of quarantine when you get back. 🙂

Escape locked-down Beijing for a fun 2 days in Beijing’s Hills, staying in camp-cabins at our favourite outdoor base, you’ll be able to face your fears on the spectacular Via Ferrata ‘cliff walk’, socialise, meet new friends and learn how to make some great cocktails in our Think’n’Drink, soak up some nature and maybe even get in a run/hike!

We will organise your bus transfers, food, entry tickets, book the accommodation, and provide a heap of fun. You just need to bring yourselves!

Our Overnight Beijing Escape will run this upcoming holiday weekend

Saturday May 2nd to Sunday May 3rd 2020.

To receive an itinerary and tentatively reserve your space, contact luke[at]thehutong[dot]com.

Info:

2 days of fun in Beijing’s northern hills, including bus connections, and twin-share accommodation.

Via Ferrata Difficulty:

None! Anyone with basic fitness will have a great time! (absolutely terrified of heights? and not ready to face your fears: Watch on with a coffee in hand, read a book, go for a riverside stroll 🙂 )

Dates

Saturday May 2nd – Sunday May 3rd, 2020

Price:

2,300 RMB; twin share accommodation (single supplement available)

How to Book:

Contact luke[at]thehutong[dot]com for booking information to receive a detailed itinerary and booking instructions

Serendipity:

Hutong trip leaders travel regularly to destinations to develop relationships with local contacts to provide the most authentic cultural experiences possible. As such, trip itineraries are subject to change, pending the discovery of an even better activity or destination. Itineraries may also be subject to change due to weather, traffic, or government policies.