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Summer Fun Highlights Area Covered: Hong Kong & Taipei Phone: 951-9800 Toll Free:1-877-951-3888 www.airseatvl.com E-mail: [email protected] 50 S. Beretania Street, Suite C - 211B, Honolulu, HI 96813 Hong Kong & Taiwan Summer Fun Highlights Area Covered: Hong Kong & Taipei Traveling Dates: Jun 7 – 14, Tour Package 2020 Includes (8 Days) * International Flight from HONOLULU * Deluxe Hotel Accommodations * Admissions and Meals as Stated * Taipei Zoo – Giant Panda * Taipei 101 Observatory * Shifen Old Street – Sky Lanterns * Hands-on Experience – Baking Pineapple Cake * Taipei Night Market Experience * Taiwan Local Specialty: Ding Tai Feng & Beef Noodle * Hong Kong Victoria Peak – Best View * Hong Kong Disneyland * Unlimited Shopping Pleasure FREE Gratuity for Tour Guides & Drivers Use of * Wireless Tour Guide System Price per person: $ 2, 688 Incl: Tax & Fuel Charge Single Supp: $750 Day 1**Jun 7 Honolulu Taoyuan (Taipei) We start our adventure by boarding an international flight to Taipei, the capital city, and also the political, economic, and cultural center of Taiwan (ROC). Meals and snacks will be served on the plane. Day 2**Jun 8 Taipei Upon arrival at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, an Air & Sea Travel representative will greet us and escort us to our hotel. Day 3**Jun 9 Taipei (B, D) Today, we can enjoy our time in Taipei Zoo, one of the largest municipal zoos in the world. As the zoo is home to more than 400 animal species, rest assured there’s plenty to see! The zoo includes 7 indoor exhibits, each with different themes. At the Insectarium you’ll meet several butterfly species unique to Taiwan. Next, you won’t want to miss the hugely popular Koala House and Penguin House. There are also two giant pandas from China! These animals are the Zoo’s resident celebrities, so be sure to check them out! The star of the zoo used to be the Asian Elephant “Grandpa Lin Wang,” who lived to the ripe old age of 86. Lin’s longevity—20 years older than most Asian Elephants—was hailed by zoologists as a miracle. After his death, Lin was stuffed and put on display in the Education Center, and now enjoys the distinction of being the world’s largest stuffed Asian Elephant! Apart from the indoor exhibits, the Taipei Zoo also features 8 outdoor exhibit areas. The latter are divided according to geographical environment, and possess educational value both as exhibits and ecological environments. The “Children’s Zoo,” “Formosan Animal Area,” and “African Animal Area” are the most popular, according to Internet voting. The Formosan Animal Area includes endemic species like Formosan sika deer, Taiwan macaque, and Swinhoe’s pheasant. These animals can only be found in Taiwan—definitely worth a look! Afterward, we will move to Taipei 101 located in Xinyi business district, the most developed business district in the capital city of Taipei. Taipei 101 is a landmark skyscraper, formerly known as the Taipei World Financial Center and formerly ranked as the tallest building in the world from 2004 to 2010. Today, you can take the Guinness World Record breaking high-speed elevator to the observatory on the 89th floor, traveling at 1,010 meters/min (60.6KPH), taking only 37 seconds to ascend to the observatory. The observatory deck provides an unobstructed view of the city in all directions. Tonight, we will enjoy our lunch at Taiwan’s iconic Din Tai Fung, a world-famous, award-winning restaurant specializing in Xiaolongbao (small steamed dumplings). Day 4**Jun 10 Taipei (B, L) After breakfast, our first stop is Golden Pineapple Castle, where we will have an enjoyable Hands-on DIY Experience Making Pineapple Cake. We will taste traditional Taiwanese Beef Noodle for today’s lunch. Next, we will drive to Shifen Old Street, a bustling hub for those eager to get a glimpse of an old railroad town which still retains the charm of yesteryear. Originally built to transport coal, the Shifen Old Street stop has now become one of the most popular on the Pingxi rail-line. The Sky Lanterns at Shifen Old Street were once used as a signaling system for those living and working in the railroad industry. Today, we can paint wishes with calligraphy before releasing the lanterns into the sky. Tonight, we will take a tour of the bustling Night Market, where local merchants sell snacks and provide entertainment. We will then walk around and experience Taiwan’s nightlife. Enjoy dinner on your own in the night market before returning to the hotel. Day 5**Jun 11 Taipei Hong Kong (B, D) This morning, we will transfer to the airport for Hong Kong. Hong Kong is one of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities where East truly meets West. It is one of the world's most significant financial centers, shopping and food paradise cities. We will be greeted by an Air & Sea Travel representative and transfer to our hotel. Day 6**Jun 12 Hong Kong (Disneyland) (B) Today, enjoy your time in Hong Kong Disneyland. It is the largest theme park in Hong Kong, followed by Ocean Park Hong Kong. Enter a magical kingdom inspired by fairy-tale dreams and explore 7 lands—Adventureland, Grizzly Gulch, Mystic Point, Toy Story Land, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland and Main Street, U.S.A.—filled with beauty, excitement and Disney Characters. Day 7**Jun 13 Hong Kong (B) Full day at leisure. “Shop till you drop; eat till you overflow!” Enjoy this free day to shop around the city and eat whatever looks interesting. Day 8**Jun 14 Hong Kong Taoyuan Honolulu (B) After breakfast, we will visit Victoria Peak, a major tourist attraction of Hong Kong that offers views over Central Hong Kong, Victoria Harbor, Lamma Island and the surrounding islands. In the afternoon we will transfer to the airport for our return flight home, ending our fantastic tour in Hong Kong & Taipei. We will fly back home via Taipei. We wish you a safe journey home and many wonderful memories to share with family and friends! ☺ B: Breakfast | L: Lunch | D: Dinner Xiao Long Bao Pineapple Cake Beef noodles Remarks: Fares are per person, USD based on double occupancy and include all airline taxes and fees Escorted tour from with a minimum of 20 passengers Local English speaking tour guide service All transfers and sightseeing by air conditioned coach Gratuity for Tour Guides & Drivers is included Refer to “General Condition of Air & Sea” We reserve the right to modify the itinerary to ensure a smooth trip Tour price is subject to change according to any airfare increase, increase in government taxes, additional fuel charges and fluctuation of the rate of exchange between U.S. and foreign currency Tour price includes fuel surcharge & government taxes and fees. The tour price shown is current at time of listing and pricing on Jun 29th, 2019 Payment Policy: CHECK OR CASH PAYMENT ONLY. A deposit of $ 350 per person is required at the time of application. The balance is due 70 days prior to departure. In the event payment balance is not made within the required time period, Air and Sea Travel Center reserves the right to cancel reservations and charge a cancellation fee. Written notice is required for any cancellation. $ 350 deposit is non-refundable if you cancel within 70 days before departure. Within 70 days before departure, the cancellation fee will be as follow: ** 69-31 days prior to departure, 50% of total price plus any other service fee caused from the cancellation; ** 30 days prior to departure or withdrawing during the tour shall be regarded as willingly giving up all rights concerned, 100% of total price, and request for other services as a substitute shall not be accepted. **We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance when you make a reservation**.
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