Custom-designed tour for cruise passengers disembarking in Beijing and
Dalian
Thursday,
March 23 2006
ARRIVE
SHANGHAI
In the
morning, our guide will pick you up at the ship and transfer to sightsee
the city, including
Nanjing or
Huai Hai Road's popular emporiums, the famous Bund, Jade Buddha Temple
and the Shanghai Museum's exhibits of dynastic cultural artifacts. After
dinner, transfer back to the ship.
MEALS: Lunch, Dinner
Friday, March
24 2006
SHANGHAI to
XIAN
Early this
morning, our guide will come to pick you up at the ship and transfer to
the airport for your FMf9203 fight to Xian, departing at 0845, arriving
at 1100. On arrival, check into your
5-star Shangri-La
Hotel Xian. Next visit the Wild Goose Pagoda and the Great
Mosque.
Tonight, you
are our guests at the Tang Dynasty Theater fabulous dinner show.
MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Sunday, March 25 2006
XIAN to BEIJING
View the life-sized terra-cotta army, no two alike, buried with emperor for over
2200 years; Circle Vision Movie and the Bronze Chariot. After lunch, visit the
Huaqing Pool.
Early evening fly to Beijing on CA1236, departing at 1905, arriving at 2945;
and check into your
5- star Beijing International Hotel
MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Monday, March 26 2006
BEIJING
The first option was
without the Summer Palace as follows:
Today visit the Great Wall at Mutianyu, one of the oldest and most well
preserved sections of Great Wall. Here you take a gondola ride up to the
mountain, where you may then begin your stroll along the ancient ramparts of
Great Wall as it winds across the scenic mountains northeast of Beijing. Then
tour the ornately embellished Temple of Heaven. This evening you are invited to
a delightful Beijing Duck dinner.
MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
With the Summer
Palace: (the
inclusion will increase the price by only $8 per pax):
Today visit the great wall at Mutianyu, one of the oldest
and most well- preserved sections of Great Wall. Take a gondola ride up to the
mountain, where you may then begin your stroll along the ancient ramparts of
Great Wall as it winds across the scenic mountains northeast of Beijing. After
lunch tour the Summer Palace with a cruise on placid Lake Kunming (weather and
time permitting) . Then tour the ornately embellished Temple of Heaven.
This evening you are invited to a delightful Beijing Duck dinner.
MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Tuesday, March 27
2006
BEIJING to XINGGANG
This morning tour the imposing Tiananmen Square and the Imperial Palace in
Forbidden City. After lunch transfer to Xiangang Pier for your onward journey.
Please note it takes about 2 hours
to get to the Xingang Pier as it is about 160 km and we’ll get you there well in
time for your ship departure at 1700!
MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch
Wednesday, March 28
2006
DALIAN
Our guide will come to pick you at the ship and transfer to sightsee the
bustling city including the Russian Street, Xinghai Park, Sun Asia Ocean World ,
Xinghai Bay Square, Binhai Road, The Second Phase of The Forest Zoo Stocking
Garden, The North Bridge, The Tiger Square and The Tiger Bay Theme Park. After
the tour transfer to the ship for your onward cruise.
MEALS: Lunch
Tour Cost: $1119 Net Per Person ($1127 with the
Summer Palace)
Rates are quoted in US Dollars based on double occupancy in each room.
All Inclusive
Features:
﹡Domestic
fights from Shanghai to Xian & from Xian to Beijing
﹡
All accommodations and meals as noted
﹡Locally
hosted, local guides provides sightseeing , transfer, information and assistance
﹡Round-trip
transfers between hotel, airport and all the sightseeing sites, baggage handling
and hotel taxes,
﹡ Guided
sightseeing tours, cultural entertainment and other performances as specified
﹡Personal
safety insurance inside china with the tour
Tour Rate Does Not
Include:
﹡Round - trip
international flight
﹡Departure
airport and city tax
﹡The customary
end-of-tour gratuity to local guides and drivers
﹡Tips to
restaurant and hotel waiters, chambermaids and porters
﹡Optional
tours
﹡
Transportation of heavy baggage in excess of applicable allowance; Cost of
passport and visas
﹡ Items of a
strictly personal nature, such as bar beverages, laundry, phone calls, etc.
