What is buzz?

Instead of traditional ranking, Buzz is what City Weekend uses to help reveal what's popular in the city. It takes into account what real users like. If Buzz is high, then the item is popular in the city. To see the most Buzz worthiest listings, events, classifieds or people by their Buzz, click "Buzz" below.

How can you increase Buzz?

Buzz is based on many factors; most have to do with how much activity the item has caused on the site. Here are some easy tips to get Buzz higher:

• Add some photos
• Share it with friends
• Add a comment or review

• Most importantly, make your content as interesting as you can so others do the same

Royal Canal Boat Tour to the Summer Palace

• View all images (1)
• Add an image

• Share with a friend
• Add a comment
• Report corrections or abuse

Contributor
Description

This is a very well-received boat riding and walking tour, providing an opportunity to see a bit of everything of the capital, both historical sites and everyday life of Beijing. View more photos

Cruise along the imperial canal in a traditional style canopy boat (motorized) past Beijing Zoo, Beijing Aquarium and the Purple Bamboo Garden; appreciate the great views en route, and stroll in the garden to meet local singalong hidden in bamboo forests and join the passionate amateurs of the community singing. Then stop mid-route, to walk along hidden paths to explore one neglected Indian-style stone pagoda temple and stone carving museum; and a delicate Longevity Temple where served as a rest place for emperors, especailly Dowager empress Cixi.

The boat will then run directly to the south gate of the Summer Palace, and CCC bus picks you up there to drive you back.

RMB 200 (includes boat ride, all entrance tickets and snack)

Contributed by rony

4 months, 3 weeks ago

City Weekend
says

Cruise along the imperial canal in a traditional canopy boat (motorized) before disembarking to explore a neglected Indian-style stone pagoda temple and stone carving museum, as well as a delicate Longevity Temple. The boat then continues to the Summer Palace, with a CCC bus to take visitors back. RMB200.