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Xiling Snow Mountain + Mt Emei 西岭雪山+ 峨眉金顶 6Days 天 5Nights 晚 XILING SNOW MOUNTAIN + MT EMEI 西岭雪山 + 峨眉金顶 Chengdu | Mt Emei | Dayi 成都 | 峨眉山 | 大邑 Highlights | 行程特点 Xiling Snow Mountain - Enjoy the Snow Fun 西岭雪山 · 赏雪与玩雪 2N Stay MT Emei Hot Spring Hotel 住宿 2 晚峨眉山温泉酒店 Emei Jinding 峨眉金顶 Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding 成都大熊猫繁育研究基地 Special Meals | 特别美食: Hotel Breakfast · 5 Lunch · 5 Dinner Dongpo Pig Knuckle | 东坡肘子风味 Emei Vegetarian | 峨眉山素宴 Leshan Tofu Feast | 乐山豆腐宴 Emei Cuisine | 峨眉风味 Snow Mountain Cuisine | 雪山风味 Chonghwa Ancient Chen Mapo Sichuan Restaurant | 中华老字号陈麻婆川菜馆 Panda Stall Snacks | 熊猫掌柜小吃 Three Kingdoms Barbecue | 三国烤肉自助餐 Cities 城市 Nights All 4-Star Hotel 全 4 星级酒店 CHENGDU 成都 1N Crowne Plaza Hotel 保利皇冠假日酒店 MT EMEI 峨眉山 2N Huasheng Hotel 华生酒店 · 禅泉雅舍 DAYI 大邑 1N Yun Lang Di Hotel 云朗地酒店 CHENGDU 成都 1N Crowne Plaza Hotel 保利皇冠假日酒店 *or similar 或同级 Tour Itinerary | 行程: DAY 1 | KUALA LUMPUR ARRIVE CHENGDU (Meal on Board) Take a flight to Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province in southwest China. 第一天 | 吉隆坡 抵达成都 (机上用餐) 乘搭班机前往成都，中国西南四川省的省会。 DAY 2 | CHENGDU (170KM) MT EMEI (Hotel Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner) -Kuanzhai Alley, the only remaining Qing Dynasty ancient street in Chengdu consists of a wide alley, a narrow alley and a well alley. Today's is streets of fashion, cafes, bars, food stalls, specialities etc. -Huanglongxi Ancient Town, well-known natural film and television photography base. -Baoguo Temple is largest temple in Emei Mountain, dedicated to the Buddha's ancestor Sakyamuni's great first son, Samantabhadra, the incarnation of the Taoist founder, Guang Chengzi, and the Spring and Autumn Period, Lutong, who took the Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. Called the "Three Churches" 第二天 | 成都 (170 公里) 峨眉山 (酒店早餐 | 午餐 | 晚餐) -宽窄巷子是成都唯一遗留下来的清朝古街道，由宽巷子、窄巷子和井巷子组成。 现今的宽窄巷子更 带有一份时尚感，咖啡厅、酒吧、小吃摊、特色小店遍布，文艺味道十足。 -黄龙溪古镇乃中国十大水乡古镇之一，距今有 1700 余年历史，是驰名中外的天然影视摄影基地。 -峨眉山第一大寺 - 报国寺，寺内供奉着佛教始祖释迦牟尼的大第子普贤菩萨、道教创始人的化身广 成子、春秋名士陆通，取儒、道、释三教会宗合祀之意，故也称为「三教会宗」。 DAY 3 | MT EMEI (Hotel Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner) Full Day Jinding Mountain Scenic Area (Include Ride and Cable car) -Jinding, also known as Huazang Temple, at an altitude of 3,077 meters, it was built in the Tang Dynasty and was listed as a national key Buddhist temple in 1983. -Access Hall, one of the main temples in Mount Emei. -Four Faces Puxian located in the center of the Golden Summit, it is the symbol of Mount Emei【Shelter cliff】&【Natural Ecological of Monkey】 -Iconic Emei, the performance is a new development of the night tourism form of Emei Mountain as a natural and cultural heritage of the world. 第三天 | 峨眉山 (酒店早餐 | 午餐 | 晚餐) 全日游览峨眉山金顶风景区 (含环保公共车+往返缆车) -金顶也称华藏寺，海拔 3077 米，始建于唐朝， 1983 年被列为全国重点佛教寺院。 -接引殿是峨眉山主要寺院之一 ， 供有阿弥陀佛塑像，大雄宝殿供释迦牟尼塑像。 -四面十方普贤像位于金顶中心，是峨眉山的标志 【舍身崖】 &【自然生态猴区】 -圣象峨眉演出是作为世界自然与文化遗产的峨眉山夜间旅游形态的一种新开发，是峨眉山景区的品 牌晚会，时间为 90 分钟，由 “幻，雅，灵，蜀，刚，梦，禅” 七部粉组成。 DAY 4 | MT EMEI (60KM) LESHAN (140KM) DAYI (Hotel Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner) -Take a boat ride to visit Leshan Giant Buddha and Sleeping Buddha. The Buddha is engraved on the rock wall of Lingyun Mountain. It is the largest stone carving Buddha statue in China. It is almost high with the mountains and is very majestic. The sleeping Buddha is composed of three mountains, and the whole body is 4,000 meters long. If you look closely, you will find that the sleeping Buddha carved by nature is not only in a state of mind. -Anren Ancient Town, China most preserved and complete architectural town. 第四天 | 峨眉山 (60 公里) 乐山 (140 公里) 大邑 (酒店早餐 | 午餐 | 晚餐) -乘船观赏乐山大佛和睡佛，刻在凌云山的岩壁上的大佛是目前中国最大的石刻佛像，几乎与山齐高，脚踏江 水，十分雄伟。 睡佛由三座山组成，全身长达 4000 米，仔细观看更会发现这个由大自然鬼斧神工雕琢的睡佛 体态均称。 -安仁古镇民国风情街，一座中国保存最完整的民国建筑小镇。 DAY 5 | DAYI (50KM) XILLING (100KM) CHENGDU (Hotel Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner) -Xiling Snow Mountain (1 round-trip cableway, Scenic ride）BONUS：Serpentine sled for 1 time per person OPTIONAL: Half Day at Ski Resort, 30 types of Snow Activities（Self Pick，from 30-150 RMB） OR Scenic cableway to the top of the Sun Moon Ping Observation Deck，Experience the Nature Scenery. -Jin River Night View - It is the collective name of the two main rivers of the Minjiang River flowing through the Chengdu area, Fuhe and Nanhe. 第五天 | 大邑 (50 公里) 西岭雪山 (100 公里) 成都 (酒店早餐 | 午餐 | 晚餐) -西岭雪山风景区（含往返交通索道、往返观景索道, 鸳鸯池观光车）赠送：体验蛇形雪橇每人 1 次 自费玩耍半天滑雪场 30 余种雪上娱乐项目（自由选择，自费项目标准 30-150 元人民币不等） 或自费乘坐观景索道前往山顶日月坪观景台，体验 “一览众山小”之奇特景观。 -府南河夜景巡游是岷江流经成都市区的两条主要河流，府河、南河的合称。 DAY 6 | CHENGDU KUALA LUMPUR (Hotel Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner) -Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding where observing the daily life of giant pandas. -Jinli Ancient Street is one of the oldest and most commercial streets in the history of Xiqiao. -Dongjiao Memory Creative Park formerly known as the “East District Music Park”, it is a new type of tourist attraction combining industrial heritage protection and cultural and creative industries. Transfer to airport for a safe flight back home. 第六天 | 成都 吉隆坡 (酒店早餐 | 午餐 | 晚餐) -成都大熊猫繁育研究基地以观察大熊猫日常生活的状态的研究基地, 同时欣赏牠们可爱又趣致的表情和动作。 -锦里古街是西蜀历史上最古老、最具有商业气息的街道之一，早在秦汉、三国时期便闻名全国。 -东郊记忆创意园区原为 “东区音乐公园” ，是工业遗存保护和文化创意产业相结合的新型旅游景区。前苏联援 建的办公楼、红砖厂房、火车头和铁轨等构成了如今这一创意园区，视觉冲击力强，怀旧意味浓郁。 送往机场，安全返回家园。 General Information 基本资料 Tour Code 团号: CTX06-D7 Printed Date: June 2019 The above itinerary is subject to change. Subject to the final confirmation and local tour operator final discretion. Pictures stated is for a marketing and illustration purpose. We suggest you to purchase travel insurance before you travel. 以上行程供参考，最后行程确定是以最终航班确认及当地旅游社之最终确定为准。所示图片仅供参考和营销用途。我们建议您在出发前购 买旅游保险。行程以中文版本为准。 .
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