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CCSC09新絲綢經典之旅9日遊 2020 the Silk Road 9 Days No Shopping Tour 純玩系列 CCSC09新絲綢經典之旅9日遊 2020 The Silk Road 9 days no shopping tour 純玩系列 西安入烏魯木齊出Arrive Xian&Urumqi Departure 免費接機時間pick up service：12:00/15:00/18:00//免費送機時間drop off service： 08:00/16:00 12 自費專案 月份 (大小同價) Optional tour(compulsory 2 Date W/O BED & breakfas children will be the same) 4、6、10月 $749 $649 $749 $230 $100/間/晚 $380 $100 $30/人 7-9月 $899 $799 $899 $370 $140/間/晚 $380 $100 $30/人 自費專案(需保證參加）：USD 380/人，嘉峪關城樓含區間車+長城第一墩+天山天池含區間車+蘇公塔+火焰山+維吾爾古村含區間車+西域歌舞秀晚宴。Optional tour(compulsory, children will be the same): USD380/PAX，the Gate Tower at Jiayu Pass(including the battery cart)+ the first Frusta of the Great Wall+ the Tianchi Lake on the Mountain Tianshan(including shuttle)+ the Flaming Mountains + the Uighur family visit.團費不含西安-嘉峪關機票(請訂12點前抵達嘉峪關的航班)：USD150/人。The airfare from Xian to Jiayuguan: USD150/PAX.行程特色：★古都西安名勝盡覽：大雁塔、明代古城牆、秦始皇兵馬俑、華清池★河西走廊精華景點：嘉峪關、莫高窟、鳴沙山月芽泉★感受西域民俗風情， 吐魯番火焰山、交河故城、坎兒井★安一程內陸航班一程高速動車，節省十多小時車程★國家5A級景區“天山天池”---西王母瑤池聖地★品嘗各地特色美食陝西小吃、汽鍋雞、雪山駝掌、 新疆羊肉串、大盤雞。Itinerary Specialty: ★Xian ancient City Wall, the Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses Museum，Jiayuguan, Mingsha Mountain, Crescent Moon Lake, Mogao Grottoes, Tianshantianchi, Special local style meal, Desert Style Meal, The chicken of boiler. 無任何推薦自費！No other optional tours！ 2020抵達西安日期（逢週一） Arrive Xian Date(On Monday)： 04月：27 05月：11、25 06月：8、22 07月：13 08月：10 09月：7、14、21 10月： 12、26 11 不開班月： 12 不開班月： D1 抵達西安 Arrive Xian D5 敦煌/柳園/吐魯番 DunHuang/Liuyuan/Turpan(B/L/D) 恭候貴賓到來，接機送回酒店休息。(免費接機時間1200/1500/1800三趟)Pick up and transfer to the 已含柳園-吐魯番動車二等座,including the 2nd class bullet train tickets from Liuyuan to Urumqi. hotel, check in. Hotel：天宇菲爾德國際大酒店或同級TIANYU FIELDS INTERNATIONAL HOTEL 【莫高窟含區間車、3D數字展示中心】被譽為中國20世紀最有價值的文化發現、東方的盧浮宮，莫高窟是中 國四大佛教石窟之首，也是世界現存佛教藝術最偉大的寶庫，其壁畫容量和內容之豐富，是當今世界上任何 西安 Xian(B/L/D) 宗教石窟、寺院或宮殿都不能媲美的。TheMogao Grottoes in Dunhuang (including the battery cart D2 and the 3D digits exhibition center). Mogao Grottoes is the first of four major Buddhist grottoes 【大雁塔】是中國唐朝佛教建築藝術傑作，始建於西元652年，唐代高僧玄奘法師親自主持建塔， in China and the greatest treasure house of Buddhist art in the world. 歷時兩年建成。【西安古城牆】是中國現存規模最大、保存最完整的古代城垣。【兵馬俑含電瓶 Hotel：雙城酒店或同級 Shuangcheng Hotel or similar 車】秦始皇兵馬俑陪葬坑，是世界最大的地下軍事博物館，也是世界考古史上最偉大的發現之一， 被譽為“世界第八大奇跡”。【華清池】是中國最著名的溫泉風景區，作為古代帝王的離宮和遊覽 吐魯番/鄯善Turpan/Shanshan(B/L/D) 勝地已有三千多年的歷史，中國古代四大美女之一的楊貴妃與唐玄宗曾多次在此渡假。The Big Wild D6 Goose Pagoda that is a masterpiece of Buddhist architecture in the Tang Dynasty in China The ancient City 【坎兒井】與中華萬裡長城、京杭大運河、都江堰並稱為中國古代四大工程。坎兒井總數有1700多條，全長 Wall, the most complete ancient city wall.The Terra Cotto Warriors, is the world's largest underground military 約5000公里。【蘇公塔】指定自費，位於吐魯番市東郊2公里處的葡萄鄉木納爾村,是一座造型新穎別致的伊 museum.Horses Museum and the Huaqing Hot Spring. China's most famous hot spring scenic area. 斯蘭教塔。【火焰山】指定自費，明代吳承恩著《西遊記》中的唐僧、孫悟空師徒四人西天取經、途經此 Hotel：天宇菲爾德國際大酒店或同級TIANYU FIELDS INTERNATIONAL HOTEL 山，號稱八百里火焰”。使火焰山披上了一層神奇色彩，成了一座名聞天下的奇山。【交河故城（含區間 車）】是古代西域36國中的“車師前國”都城，至今城內的官署、寺院、佛塔、坊曲街道等建築物保存較 Xian/Jiayuguan(B/L/D) 好，是目前世界上保護得最好的生土建築城市。【維吾爾古村（含區間車）】指定自費，位於古老維吾爾自 D3 西安/嘉峪關 然村落之一的亞爾果勒村，維吾爾族民俗陳列館與傳統民居交相立體地展示了維吾爾族人歷史變遷、生產勞 不含西安-嘉峪關機票，請訂12點前抵達嘉峪關的航班 動、民居建築、風土人情、宗教信仰等風貌。The Karez (a subterranean water system), karez are more than 1,700 Kaner wells with a total length of about 5,000 kilometers.The Emin Minaret is a unique and chic Islamic tower.The 【嘉峪關城樓含電瓶車】指定自費，是明代長城沿線九鎮所轄千餘個關隘中最險要的一座，至今保 Flaming Mountain. The Flaming Mountains or Gaochang Mountains are barren, eroded, red sandstone hills in the 存完好。因為地勢險隘，建築雄偉而得有“天下雄關”。【長城第一墩】指定自費，是明代萬裡長 Tian Shan of Xinjiang. The Jiaohe Ruins. Jiaohe or Yarkhoto is a ruined city in the Yarnaz Valley, 10 km west of the city 城西端起點，也是長城沿線建築規模最壯觀、保存最完整的一座古代軍事關隘。【長城博物館】是 of Turpan in Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, China.The Uygur ancient village(Including car). Designated at 我國第一座全面、系統地展示長城文化的專題性博物館。The Gate Tower at JiayuPass(including the your own expense, located in Yarkol, one of the ancient Uyghur natural villages. battery cart) the terrain is dangerous, the building is majestic so the scenery is unique.The first Frusta of Hotel：瀚海明珠酒店或同級Hanhai Pearl Hotel or simialr the Great Wall (optional tour) and the Great Wall Museum. It is the most spectacular building along the Great Wall.The Great Wall Museum of China, the first thematic museum to display the Great Wall culture D7 鄯善/烏魯木齊 Shanshan/ Urumqi(B/L/D) comprehensively and systematically. Hotel：維也納酒店或同級 Vienna Hotel or similar 【庫木塔格沙漠風景區(含區間車)】是中國第三大沙漠，面積2.2萬平方公里。這是一處景色奇特的地方：大 嘉峪關/敦煌 Jiayuguan/Dunhuang(B/L/D) 漠與城市相連，綠洲與黃沙相伴，大漠風光與江南秀色相映，極高氣溫與正常氣溫僅一步之間，同時她也是 D4 目前世界上最大的沙漠影視拍攝基地。【國際大巴紮】二道橋國際大巴紮建築面積近10萬平方米，獨具濃郁 的伊斯蘭建築風格，在涵蓋了建築的功能性和時代感的基礎上，重現了古絲綢之路的繁華，集中體現了濃鬱 【懸壁長城】始築於明嘉靖十八年(1539年)，似淩空倒掛，因而得名“懸壁長城”。【鳴沙山+月牙 西域民族特色和地域文化。【西域歌舞秀晚宴】指定自費，你可以在西域歌舞晚宴裡品嘗到各色新疆美味,還 泉(含電瓶車+騎駱駝)】古有“沙井”之稱，是大漠戈壁中一對孿生姐妹，數千年來緊緊相依在一起， 可以欣賞到新疆各民族歌舞表演。The Kumtag Desert scenic area, is China's third largest desert with an area “山以靈而故鳴，水以神而益秀”，是蒼茫沙漠中一處神奇的的湖水奇觀。The Xuanbi Great Wall, of 22,000 square kilometersThe International Bazaar. Reproduces the prosperity of the ancient Silk Road, and built in the 18th period of Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty (1539),The Mingsha Mountain and the Crescent reflects the strong ethnic characteristics.Western Region Song and Dance Show Dinner. Designated at your Moon Lake (including the battery car). It is a magical lake wonder in the vast desert. own expense. Hotel：尊茂鴻福酒店或同級Luxemon Xinjiang Hongfu Hotel or similar Hotel：富國酒店或同級Fuguo Hotel or similar 烏魯木齊 Urumqi(B/L/D) 費用包含：1、行程所列豪華酒店、景點、餐膳；2、豪華空調旅遊巴士、柳園-吐魯番動車二等座；3、專業國語導遊； D8 4、中國境內旅遊意外保險； 費用不含：1、國際/國內機票及稅金；2、簽證費用、服務費及部分行程有推薦自費；3、醫療保險、一切純屬私人消費； 【天山天池(含區間車)】指定自費，古稱“瑤池”，傳說是西王母沐浴梳洗的地方，素有“天山明珠”盛譽。天 團隊條款：1、歡迎美加澳籍華人或持有永久身份華人及其它國籍非華語客人參加；2、12歲以下不占床兒童不含早餐， 山天池是古代冰川泥石流堵塞河道形成的高山湖泊，位於5445米的柏格達峰下，面積4.9平方公里，最深處達 費用請自行諮詢酒店前臺為準；3、全程無購物，除行程所列服務費、部分交通費外，個別行程若有當地推薦，以客人自願 106米。(贈送天山天池遊船，若遇天氣原因造成無法安排，不退費用，敬請體諒！)【紅山公園】以獨特的風 選擇參加，絕不強迫；4、於出發當日或中途退出，不論任何理由均視作自動放棄，所有費用不再退回，訂位一經確認，若 姿、優美的環境，濃郁的文化氛圍，仿古建築和現代文明相結合的各種景觀，得到了幾代烏魯木齊市民群眾的關 取消或調整將按照旅遊相關條款執行為準；5、團費不包括不可預見或無法避免的客觀情況所產生額外費用。如私人需求、 懷和厚愛。The Heavenly Lake at Tianshan Mountain(compulsory program) including the battery car 航班晚點/取消、戰爭/潛在戰爭威脅、暴亂、內亂、罷工、恐怖主義活動的威脅、自然災害、惡劣的環境天氣等等； and boat ride. The heavenly lake known as the "Pearl of Tianshan". (Friendly Reminder: The boat ride is 6、盛世假期將保留根據實際情況調整行程及酒店等權利，圖片資料僅作參考，以實際行程景點為准，並擁有最終解釋權。 complimentary. If the weather does not allow the boat ride to be arranged, the fee is nonrefundable) The Hongshan Park. With unique style and beautiful environment, strong cultural atmosphere. 盛世假期特约旅行社 Hotel：尊茂鴻福酒店或同級Luxemon Xinjiang Hongfu Hotel or similar YOUR TRAVEL AGENT D9 烏魯木齊/送機 Urumqi Departure(B) 早餐後，按指定時間送機，結束愉快的行程。Pick up and transfer to the airport, see off.(大巴將在0800AM開 WWW.CTOURUS.COM 車，大約0900AM抵達機場，請訂1100AM以後起飛航班。Please book the flights which departs after 11am.).
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