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Hukou Waterfall 060419/W 11 Days Xi'an/ Huashan/ Hukou Waterfall/ Yan'an Discovery Tour MINIMUM 16 TO GO [GITXIY190904] DEPARTURE DATE：06th SEPT 2019 PACKAGE RATE PER PERSON: TWIN @ BND2212/ SINGLE @ BND2688 [CASH ONLY] …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………………………………………………………………………… DAY 01: BRUNEI–SINGAPORE–XI’AN SQ181 BWNSIN 1155-1405 & TR134 SINXIY 1700-2235 NON SHOPPING STOP Assemble 2 1/2 hours at Brunei International Airport for flight to Xi An. Upon arrival at Xi An international airport, meet and transfer to hotel。 ACCOMMODATION Sure 4 + 5 Star Hotel DAY 02: XI’AN (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) ， SPECIAL ARRANGE Head to the best preserved tomb of the Tomb of the Eighteen Tombs of the Tang Dynasty It is also the only tomb that has not been stolen in Tangling 一 Qianling Mausoleum (Wu Zetian and Li Zhihe's grave). Then go to visit “The Arrange to stay at Cave Culture 一 （ ） Theme Hotel - Yangjialing ninth miracle of the world” Famen Temple include battery car . Shiyao Hotel DAY 03: XI’AN - HUASHAN (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) HIGHLIGHTS Visit Huaqing Palace at the foot of Mt. Lushan (visit Xi'an Incident Site - Huanyuan、Five-Room Hall; tour to Furong •Emperor Qinshihuang's Lake, Palace of Eternal Life, Huaqing Wenchuang Museum, Nine-dragon Lake, Hotspring Tangchi, Yangfei pool, Tang Mausoleum Site Museum, Operas and Recreations). Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum (include battery car, first, second and 、 Known as "the eighth miracle third pits bronze horse and horse showroom, headphone navigation). of the world Famen Temple, with a DAY 04: HUASHAN – YUNCHENG (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) history of more than 1,700 Visit one of the famous Five Mountains -- Mount Hua（With shuttle bus +cable car, Xifeng Shang,Beifeng Xia）， years Guanzhen Yuegong、Jinsuoguan、Yuquanyuan、Dongdaogong、Ca er yan、Baichi Gorge、Qianchizhuang with •Hukou Waterfall, China's famous attraction etc，Feel the wonders and risks of Huashan. After the tour, go to Yuncheng to stay at the hotel. second largest waterfall Mausoleum of the Yellow DAY 05: YUNCHENG – HUKOU WATERFALL- YAN’AN (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) Emperor, According to legend, it Visit the largest existing palace-style Taoist buildings and martial temples 一 Haizhou Guandi Temple. Then drive to is the mausoleum of the Yichuan, visit China's second largest waterfall, the world's largest yellow waterfall 一 Hukou Waterfall，Night emperor Xuanyuan Emperor, the arrange to stay in Cave Culture Theme Hotel. founder of the Chinese nation. Fortifications of Xi’an, DAY 06: YAN’AN-JINGBIAN-YAN’AN (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) One of the most famous city Visit the red tourist scenic spot 一 Zaoyuan Revolutionary Former Site (with explanation) ，Afterwards, head to the buildings in Chinese history in "Wave Valley" Jingbian Longzhou Danxia landform (include battery car). the late Middle Ages Big Wild Goose Pagoda DAY 07: YAN’AN –XI’AN (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) North Square，Asia's largest Visit the mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor of the Chinese ancestor Xuanyuan 一 Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor fountain square, enjoy the （Xuanyuan Temple + battery car），Tour shopping with the background of the Tang Dynasty culture、food、 Magic Musical Fountain entertainment、leisure、visit、One-stop consumer paradise of business 一 Datang Everbright City. Datang West City Silk Road Fengqing Street DAY 08: XI’AN (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) Board Fortifications of Xi'an（Experience bicycle ride on City Wall），Then visit the Bell and Drum Tower、Huimin INCLUDED Street - Hua Jue Xiang the Great Mosque，At the Big Wild Goose Pagoda North Square, night view Musical Fountain. • Return Economy Airfare with airport tax & fuel DAY 09: XI’AN (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) • Tours, Entrances, Meals & Visiting Chang'an City to retain the important signs to this day 一 Small Wild Goose Pagoda，Visit Xi'an Museum， Transfer as indicated •Chinese Tour Guide & Tipping China's first large-scale imperial garden-style cultural theme park to showcase the Tang Dynasty 一 Tang Paradise. EXCLUDED DAY 10: XI’AN – SINGAPORE (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) TR135 2320-0525 •China Visa Visit Xi’an Stele Forest; visit the Shumen Gate Ancient Culture Street, Datang West City Silk Road Fengqing Street. •Optional Tour, Travel Insurance & Self Expenses DAY 11: SINGAPORE – BRUNEI SQ182 SINBWN 0840-1050 ***HOME SWEET HOME*** REMARKS： • The sequence of the itinerary may change to ensure smooth running of the tour TERMS• Child & CONDITIONSwithout bed limits | Rates to child and tour information are updated at the time of publishing and are subject to change. PASSPORT AND VISAS | It is the responsibility of every travelerunder tothe check age of that 6 they have the relevant visa to enter a country, passport validity of 6 months with at least 6 clean pages and vaccinations (If required). Obtaining and carrying these documents is your sole responsibility. 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