Recruiting cycling bloggers for a free bike tour of Kinmen

Cycling tours in outlying islands have become incredibly popular lately, especially in Kinmen, known for its strong military heritage charm, which is highly favored. From bird-watching paradises that avid enthusiasts could roam endlessly without tiring, to foodies’ heavens of Fujian cuisine and quirky seafood, to treasure troves of historical sites where scholars explore Minnan ancient houses and Western-style buildings blending Southeast Asian, British, and French colonial architectural arts, to pilgrimage sites for sorghum liquor lovers—each appealing aspect is drawing travelers in.

Minnan-style ancient houses are renowned worldwide for their intricate and ornate decorations. In Kinmen, century-old houses can be seen everywhere, adorned with exquisite cut-and-paste ceramics, brick carvings, clay sculptures, and wood carvings on ridges, bracket sets, doors, and windows. The multi-themed three-dimensional compositions and vibrant colors make every corner a delightful surprise. Cycling through these old houses offers a unique sense of historical nostalgia. After launching the “Uni-Cycling” tour, ezfly has gained popularity among cycling enthusiasts. Now, it introduces the “Recruiting Cycling Bloggers for a Free Bike Tour of Kinmen” campaign, combining cycling culture with blog marketing to further enrich the “escape to the outlying islands” experience in Kinmen.

The eligibility criteria for ezfly’s “Cycling Blogger Recruitment Campaign” include the ability to cycle at least 40 kilometers per day and having a personal blog. The trip is scheduled for January 8 to January 10, 2010. Selected bloggers only need to post their travel diaries on their blogs after the trip to participate completely free of charge.

The registration period for ezfly’s “Cycling Blogger Recruitment Campaign” runs from now until December 25. For more details, please visit the campaign website.

Further reading: Okinawa Cycling Adventure (provided by Tripass Scenic Spots)