An overview of some of the trips we provide for a 12 year old or above level of student. This is 10 of 15 regular trip ideas we operate.

1. International Cyclists to Asia www.mountainbikingasia.com

2. International Cyclists to Asia was conceived in the fall of 1984 when Tim Obendorf and a small band of adventures cycled from Hong Kong to Shanghai. Since then we have specialized with bike tours around Asia catering to individuals, families or schools.

3. Operating under Hikari International Travel Ltd, License Number 352813 Our current destination list is Tibet, Mongolia, Sabah, New Zealand, South, West and North China with departures year round. Hong Kong Day tours from November through April. Schools we have been privileged to serve: HKIS Australian Int’l Phoenix Int’l Canadian Int’l Beijing Int’l Chinese International HKBUAS ICS QSI

5. Experienced and great with kids. Service Oriented – Safety Oriented

6. First Aid Experience/Bike Mechanic experience

7. Liaise with our local guides with feedback on food and lodging

8. Local guides are bilingual English speakers and serve as our local specialists. Their focus is on sharing cultural insight, dealing with food and lodging issues.

11. Nurses are on each trip. HK based doctor on Call.

12. Peanut oil or nuts, MSG and seafood have been requested to be off all menus.

14. Not your typical tourist places

15. Not your typical way of helping around the house…

16. Sometimes the going gets a bit tough…

17. …but friendships are strengthened and all come home with a sense of accomplishment

18. The Big Picture – Hong Kong and Greater China Hangzhou/Huangshan Jiuzhaigou ARK orphanage GuizhouHiking and Service Cycling and Service Yunnan S.ChinaZhaoqing S.ChinaEnping Hong KongNikoCamp! Hainan Island

19. Trip 1 Niko Camp Hong Kong

20. Trip 2 Hainan Island Hainan Island Cycling Hainan Island

21. Hainan Island By flight to Haikou Flight return from Sanya

22. Green cycling Blue by coach

23. Typical Road on this cycling trip.

24. With Li Minority Children at the village school service

25. A little coconut refreshment fresh off the tree.

26. Our last night will be at the Sanya Bay Holiday Inn. However…

27. … a Highlight of our trip will be having fun on the beach with the Children and staff of Bright Connections Handicapped School in Sanya.

28. S.ChinaBiking Kaiping/Enping/Taishan Enping/Kaiping Southern Guangdong

29. S. China BikingEnping By Ferry to/fromJiangmen

30. Zhongshan Kaiping Enping Kaiping to Enping to Taishan

31. We will start our trip in the historic location of Kaiping

32. At the Chi Kan Museum we will learn of the first Chinese Exodus to the USA

33. Cycling along “Castle Lane” – these “castle” houses are unique to this part of China.

34. And

35. Cycling on the coast toward GuangHai and completing our loop through Taishan back to Kaiping.

36. Trip 4 S. China Biking Zhaoqing Zhaoqing Biking West Guangdong

37. S. China Biking West By chartered bus to Zhaoqing By Train returning to Hong Kong *This trip allows for voluntary cycling distance sponsorship benefitting Go2Serve Foundation and their project in S.China. Funds raised will go toward their poverty alleviation program amongst the Yao Minority. Let’s CYCLE FOR CASH!

38. Wuzhou

39. Our first day we will be spent cycling to the city of Zhaoqing and the Seven Star Crags Park where we will overnight.

40. Cycling West toward Guangxi province we will find many interesting Cottage industries along the way.

41. This trip will offer the longest cycling distances among all the trips. Our longest day will allow for up to 80 kilometresof cycling!

42. We will cycle around the largest stone in the world! Key word here is “Stone” ok?

43. Our last day cycling will bring us to Winding Dragon Canyon and waterfalls.

44. Trip 5 Huangshan Hiking Hangzhou and Huangshan Hiking Huangshan

45. Huangshan Hiking Flying roundtrip to Hangzhou By bus to Huangshan and back to Hangzhou

46. Making our way toward the mountain we will have one night in the ancient village of Hong Cun, famous as the site of filming Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

47. This is a great trip for those who like to hike and explore.

48. Taking the Gondola up the mountain will save us 6.5k of uphill hike!

49. We will have two days exploring Huangshan, hiking on top.

50. Two of our overnights will be on the mountaintop Xi Hai Hotel

51. Some fun with orienteering and using GPS to treasure hunt!

52. Trip 6 Guizhou Hiking Service Guizhou Cycling or Hiking and Service

53. Guizhou Hiking Service Flying Roundtrip into Guiyang, the capital of Guizhou A 2.5 hour trip each way from Guiyang Airport to the city of Kaili on each end. Working with Zigen Foundation we will have opportunity to help Miao minority children in very practical ways.

55. People we meet along the way…

56. Things you will see nowhere else…

57. Amazing rice terrace views…

58. We will hike into and enjoy GeTou Village for a time of service.

59. We will see the folk dance and colorful costumes of the Miao in Xijiang, the largest Miao settlement in the world – we will stay here our last night.

60. Trip 7 N.Yunnan Biking N.Yunnan Biking

61. Biking N.Yunnan By flight from Shenzhen we reach the Ancient city of Lijiang.

63. San He Guesthouse, Lijiang

64. The town of Lijiang is a world heritage site. It is home to the Naxi minority people. We will have opportunity to visit their villages and have a school exchange. There will be opportunity to benefit children giving them opportunity to attend kindergarten.

65. Cycling under the Shadow of Jade Dragon Mountain

66. We will enjoy the fantastic outdoor performance of Lijiang Impression

67. Cycling around LashiLake and visiting a Tibetan Monastary

68. Trip 8 Ark Orphanage N.Sichuan Walking Sichuan

69. Ark Orphanage N. Sichuan Walking/Orphanage Service Flights to and from Hong Kong to Chengdu. Flying again to Jiuzhaigou Airport at 3,400M. Four flight sectors.

70. Jiuzhaigou Airport

71. Coordinated by Go2Serve Foundation, our primary service will be to handicapped and/or orphaned Children as well as facilities improvement.

72. Dr Liu, founder of the Ark Handicapped Orphanage. His story will inspire us…

73. Jiuzhaigou Park scenes. A full day hiking this amazing scenic spot.

74. Opportunity to blend in with the local Tibetan culture

75. A morning in a Tibetan village and home for lunch and help with a conservation project.

76. The “Santa Claus” Bai Ma Tibetan people

77. Order of presentations Niko Camp Hong Kong! Oct 15-19(Fr-Tu) Hainan Island Biking Oct 18-22 S.China Biking Enping Oct 18-22 S. China Biking West Zhaoqing Oct 18-22 HuangshanHiking Oct 18-22 GuizhouHiking Oct 18-22 N. Yunnan Biking Oct 18-22 Ark Orphanage N.Sichuan Oct 15-19(Fr-Tu)

78. Concerning Students who wish to bring their own bikes. ICTA will not be responsible for shipping to departure point, assembly, packing etc. Participants must provide their own box, pack it and pay any related charges by the transport companies involved.

79. Helmets can be sized and ordered off our website with email acceptance only. Cash only payment at time of delivery HK$200 each. (Helmets from bike shops range between $300-1500) http://www.mountainbikingasia.com/Tours/helmets.htm Delivery on the first peak riding day of Sept 17. Please place your order immediately after your bike trip confirmation! (Sep 8) Colors are limited. First come first served. Again, ordering window is Sep 8-16. A B C D

80. Please take some time to read our Terms and Conditions for Tours www.mountainbikingasia.com Please note that obtaining a China visa is the responsibility of the participants and can be more complicated with the upcoming Asian Games. Please apply early therefore.

81. The philosophy of our tours has always been one of wanting to learn from the Chinese and other Asian cultures, providing an opportunity to appreciate their culture, history and lifestyles. Our hope is that you will enjoy a fun-filled rewarding experience, gaining new insight into the Asian peoples and the great nations they represent. Tim Obendorf - Director

82. International Cyclists to Asia www.mountainbikingasia.com