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8/9D Kunming/Dali/Lijiang+Shangri-La Wef:Apr 2014 8D Kunming/Dali/Lijiang+Shangri-La Stone Forest/Jiuxiang Karst Cave Tour Code: YKLS8 Tour Highlights: A fantastic outdoor production entitled “Impression Lijiang” Directed by Zhang Yimou. Gourmet Delights: ●Yiliang Roasted Duck ● Herbal Cuisine ● Dali Clay Pot Fish+Deep Fried Cheese ● Lijiang Naxi Farmer's Meal + Lijiang Pancake ● Tibetan Hot Pot Hotel: 4-star Hotel (Exclude Stone Forest)Lijiang Free Upgrade 2 nights to 5 Star Hotel DAY 01: Singapore Kunming/Jiuxiang/Stone Forest County (MOB/L/D) Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport for our flight to Kunming, capital of Yunnan Province. Upon arrival, take a coach proceed to Jiuxiang Karst Caves Scenic Area. Jiuxiang Scenic Area which is famous for its magnificent caves, waterfalls and beautiful landscape. After the sightseeings, transfer to Stone Forest County for a night stay. DAY 02: Stone Forest/Kunming (B/L/D) After Breakfast, proceed to Stone Forest. This remarkable forest, also called Shilin, has been called the First Wonder of the World since the time of the Ming Dynasty. This amazing labyrinth boasts may different areas each with their own special features. Thereafter, visit the Qicai Yunnan, a scenic spot that displays with special ethnical culture. You can experience its unique Dai and Bai traditional building, artifacts etc. Thereafter, coach back to Kunming and visit Silk Store. Tonight own expense dinner at Impress Yunnan Show. DAY 03: Kunming/Lufeng Dinosaurs Valley/Dali (B/L/D) This morning visit to Tea Culture center and taste Chinese tea. Next, continue your coach journey to Dali, the capital of Nanzhao Regime and Dali Regime in ancient China. En route, you will visit Lufeng Dinosaurs Valley. Upon arrival Dali, visit the Mingzhu Square and Erhai Park, the lake is Erhai most famous plateau lakes in Yunnan Province. Look down from the air, like a crescent Erhai, also like an ear. Next, we explore Dali Ancient Town and Foreigners’ Street, DAY 04: Dali/Lijiang (B/L/D) Today, overlooking The Chongsheng Three Pagoda. We explore Dali Baizhu residential and enjoy these Bai minority people show their warm hospitality with Sandaocha, a tea ceremony that treats guests to three cups of tea. (Three course of Tea Ceremony) - Bitter tea, sweet tea, and honey tea. In this way, they express their life philosophy of “first bearing hardships, then enjoying comforts, and finally recollecting the flavours”. After that, visit to Dali silverware shop. Next, proceed to Lijiang to explore Shuhechama Ancient Town, one of the first places in Lijiang settled by the Naxi minority ethnic group, it is known as a place wit ‘three waters and three mountains. DAY 05: Lijiang (B/L/D) After breakfast, proceed to the foot of the Yulong Snow Mountain visit Blue Moon Valley, Baishui River, Ganhaizhi and Yushui Stockade Village. Thereafter, you will enjoy a fantastic outdoor production entitled “Impression Lijiang”, directed by Zhang Yimou. This cultural play is billed as the world's highest performance site at 3,300 meters, and with Yulong Snow Mountain as a background. After the show, visit to Spirulina Product Store. Next, visit to Black Dragon Park, there have Yulong Snow mountain nive view from this park. Thereafter, continue to Lion Hill where you can get the panoramic view of Dayan Ancient Town ( Lijiang Ancient Town). Next, Explore the Ancient Town of Dayan and take some time to hang around at the Square Street. *Note: No compensation may be awarded in the event of the unforeseen circumstances does not permit the “Impression Lijiang” show to carry out, since it is a complimentary content. DAY 06: Lijiang/Shangri-La – Zhongdian (B/L/D) After breakfast, we continue to Shangri-La, known as a paradise on Earth. Originally named Zhongdian, it was renamed only recently. On the way there, we pass stop to view the First Bend of the Yangtze River. On arrival Shangri-la, will visit Shika Snow Mountain also call Stone Card Snow. Shika snow mountain is dynamic landscape, it summed up as people saying “Spring to see flowers, Summer to see green grass, Autumn view colorful autumn and view of the snow in Winter’’. Thereafter, will visit Tibetan Prayer Wheel from afar and, take a tour to Dukezong Ancient City. *Rmk: In case of unforeseen circumstances, Shika Snow Mountain will be replaced by Pudacuo Nature Reserve. DAY 07: Shangri-La Kunming (B/L/D) After Breakfast, take a domestic flight to Kunming. Upon arrival, we will visit Grand View Pavilion, one of the most renowned pavilions in China. It was built in the early Qing Dynasty lies near DianChi Lake. It received its name from the longest 180 word antithetical couplets written by famous poet. Next, visit Zhengbaoge store. On the way view the Dongxi Pagodas. DAY 08: Kunming / Flower Market Singapore (B/MOB) After Breakfast, we will visit Golden Horse and Green Cock Archway. Thereafter, continue to Nanping Pedestrian Street and Jewellery store for free at leisure, Thereafter, transfer to airport for your return flight back to Singapore. * Group Shopping Spot: Kunming Tea-culture center; Zhenbaoge/pearl; Silk Museum; Jewellery store ;Dali Silverware Shop; Lijiang Spirulina. * Additional Tour Package: RMB600 to be paid in China Dinosaur Valley +Impress Yunnan Show+ Yuying Performance * Service Fee for local guide & driver is: RMB25 X 8Days=RMB200/Pax * Additional conditions apply for China Passport holder $150/P * The tour information is based on Chinese version if any discrepancies occur between English & Chinese. * The sequence of the tour programme is subject to the arrangement projected by the local tour operators in China where and when deemed are necessary. * The whole journey are principally conducted in Mandarin only. Bilingual is just a subsidiary. .
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