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China Natural Wonders Day 07: Kunming (B.L.D) Today you travel to the incredible Stone Natural Wonders Forest, 89 km from Kunming, known as China The No. 1 Wonder under Heaven. In the afternoon enjoy a sightseeing tour to & Minorities 13 days – fully inclusive Western Hill with a Dragon Gate carved into the sheer cliff, and spectacular views over Kunming and Dianchi Lake. Day 08: Kunming / Dali (B.L.D) In the morning fly to Dali where you are met and transferred to the four-star Hotel (Local Best). The afternoon tour brings you to the Three Towering Pagodas of Chongshen Monastery; Bai Minority People tie dying cloth with wax, Bai Minority Fishing Village with its traditional style courtyards at Xizhou Town and cruise on the beautiful Erhai Lake in a small fishing boat that lets you enjoy the overwhelming sceneries. Enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime experience Day 09: Dali / Lijiang (B.L.D) on this magical train journy to the ‘roof of the world’. Today you travel by road to Lijiang and pass through many enchanting minority villages on the way. Upon your arrival, you Day 01: Australia / Day 02: Chengdu / Day 03: Chengdu / are met and transferred to the four-star Guangzhou / Chengdu Dujiangyan / Chengdu (B.L.D) (B.L.D) Jiuzhai Valley Hotel. Depart for China by your international You will have one-day excursion to This morning, you will fly to Jiuzhai Valley carrier and start your adventure. Arrive Dujiangyan, where you can see the massive Scenic Zone. The essence of Jiuzhaigou, Day 10: Lijiang (B.L.D) in Guangzhou in the afternoon. Then irrigation project built in the middle of Min known as the best water scenery in China, Visit the Naxi Village, Baisha Murals you transfer to your domestic flight to River that was divided into channels through lies in its water lakes, spring waters, streams, depicting Tibetan, Naxi and Han legends, Chengdu, the capital of China’s most the Sichuan Basin. On your way back, visit waterfalls, rivers and shoals. In 1992 it was and the 600-year-old Ten Thousand- populous Sichuan Province. After arrival in the Panda bear Sanctuary. Pandas are listed as a world heritage site by UNESCO. Blossom Camellia Tree at the Yufeng MONGOLIA Chengdu, you are met and transferred to native to this province, and the sanctuary is Check in the four-star Hotel tonight. Lama Temple. your four-star Hotel. an unforgettable experience. Urumqi Day 11: Lijiang / Kunming / Turpan Day 04: Jiuzhai Valley (B.L.D) Kashigar Dunhuang Guangzhou (B) The whole day tour brings you to the six BEIJING The morning you fly back to Kunming and scenic spots of Jiuzhai Valley: Changhai, Jiayuguan Datong then fly on to Guangzhou. Take a city tour Jianyan, Nuorilang, Shuzheng, Zharu Taiyuan by visiting Dr. Sun Yat Sen’s Memorial Hall and Heihai. and the Chen Family Memorial Temple. Xian Kaifeng Stay at your four-star hotel. TIBET Luoyang Day 05: Jiuzhai Valley / Yangtze River Zhengzhou Shanghai Lhasa Chengdu Huanglong / Chengdu (B.L.D) (B) Shigatse Day 12: Guangzhou / Australia NEPAL Gyantse Jiuzhaigou Drive to Huanglong while passing through Enjoy your free leisure time after the Lijang from the beautiful views along the road. Later breakfast. In the afternoon, you are Australia Dali Guilin in the afternoon, arrive in Chengdu and transferred to the airport for the evening Guangzhong INDIA Kunming transfer to your four-star Hotel. homeward flight to Australia. Hong Kong to Australia Day 06: Chengdu / Kunming Day 13: Australia Bay of Bengal South China Sea (B.L.D) Arrive home with unforgettable memories. In the morning, fly to Kunming, known as The City of Spring for its year-round Tour Code: CNE comfortable temperature. Upon arrival, you are met and transferred to your four- star Hotel. Enjoy an interesting visit to the local biggest Bird & Flower market of the Old Kunming City. 30 Reservation Hotline: 1300 138 198 31.
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