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BEAUTIFUL WUTAISHAN 7 Days (SINGAPORE AIRLINES) Departure Date: 12 Apr 2020 Travel Highlight TIDAK ADA KUNJUNGAN TOKO WAJIB - LIU XIANG STREET - MOUNT WUTAI : BODHISATTVA ROOF - XIANTONG TEMPLE - TAYUAN TEMPLE - SHUXIANG TEMPLE - WANFOGE - DAILUODING - BISHAN TEMPLE - JIFU TEMPLE - PUHUA TEMPLE - LONGQUAN SI - BUDDHA CAVE - ZHENHAI TEMPLE - TAIYUAN : JINCI TEMPLE Itinerary Hari 1: 12 Apr 2020 JAKARTA - SINGAPORE - BEIJING BY SQ Pada waktu yang di tentukan Anda diharakan berkumpul di Bandara Soekarno Hatta untuk berangkat bersama sama menuju ibukota China, Beijing melewati Singapore. Bermalam di pesawat. Hari 2: 13 Apr 2020 D BEIJING - TAIYUAN BY BULLET TRAIN Setibanya di Beijing, Anda akan melanjutkan perjalanan menuju Taiyuan dengan bullet train. Anda akan diberikan waktu bebas untuk berbelanja atau berjalan jalan di Liu Xiang Street yang merupakan salah satu pasar malam besar yang ada di Taiyuan. Bermalam di Taiyuan. Hotel stay : Fairfield by Marriott atau setaraf Hari 3: 14 Apr 2020 B, L, D TAIYUAN - WUTAISHAN BY BUS Hari ini saatnya Anda diantar menuju Wutaishan, salah satu dari Empat Gunung Suci di China yang dijadikan tempat suci umat Buddha yang ada di China & merupakan Situs Warisan Dunia UNESCO. Disini terdapat banyak sekali kuil kuil yang bersejarah, Anda akan diajak mengunjungi beberapa tempat,seperti : Boshisattva Roof, Shuxiang Temple, Xiantong Temple dan Tayuan Temple. Hotel stay : Flower Hotel 3rd Building atau setaraf Hari 4: 15 Apr 2020 B, L, D WUTAISHAN Setelah santap pagi, masih di area Wutaishan, Anda akan mengunjungi Dailuo Ding (include ropeway up & down) sebuah kuil Buddha yang terletak di kota Taihuai yang pertama kali didirikan pada saat Dinasti Ming. Kemudian dilanjutkan menuju Bishan Temple, Jifu Temple, Puhua Temple dan Longquan Si. Hari 5: 16 Apr 2020 B, L, D WUTAISHAN - TAIYUAN BY BUS Hari ini Anda akan diajak untuk mengunjungi Zhenhai Temple dan The Buddha Cave Temple yang indah (termasuk cable car up & down). Kemudian Anda kami antar kembali menuju Taiyuan dengan busuntuk beristirahat. Hotel stay : Fairfield by Marriott atau setaraf Hari 6: 17 Apr 2020 B, L, D TAIYUAN - BEIJING BY BULLET TRAIN Sebelum meninggalkan Taiyuan, Anda akan diajak menuju Jinci Temple sebuah kuil dengan peninggalan budaya bersejarah dan pemandangan yang indah. Kemudian melanjutkan perjalanan kembali menuju Beijing dengan bullet train. Malam hari Anda juga berkesempatan menyantap makanan khas Beijing, Roasted Pecking Duck. Bermalam di Beijing. Hotel stay : Ramada by Wyndham Beijing / Mercure Wanshang atau setaraf BEAUTIFUL WUTAISHAN 7 Days (SINGAPORE AIRLINES) Departure Date: 12 Apr 2020 Hari 7: 18 Apr 2020 B BEIJING - SINGAPORE - JAKARTA BY SQ Pada waktu yang ditentukan Anda akan diantar ke airport untuk penerbangan kembali ke tanah air. Dengan demikian berakhirlah perjalanan Anda bersama AVIA TOUR. Terima kasih atas partisipasi Anda dan sampai jumpa pada acara tour lainnya. BEAUTIFUL WUTAISHAN 7 Days (SINGAPORE AIRLINES) Departure Date: 12 Apr 2020 Biaya tour per-orang* Adult Twin Share Child Twin Share Child With Extra Child Without Single International Visa Bed Bed Supplement Airline Tax China IDR IDR IDR IDR IDR IDR IDR 10,690,000 10,690,000 10,690,000 10,190,000 3,500,000 3,900,000 775,000 * Acara perjalanan, Harga Tour / Visa / Apt Tax & YQ serta flight detail dapat berubah sewaktu-waktu tanpa pemberitahuan lebih lanjut. Biaya Tour Termasuk : Biaya Tour Tidak Termasuk : 1. Ticket pesawat udara p.p. kelas ekonomi (non-endorsable, 1. Airport tax International, fuel surcharge, dan tax lainnya non-refundable & non-reroutable berdasarkan harga (dapat berubah sewaktu-waktu). group / promosi). 2. Asuransi Individual perjalanan Zurich Insurance. 2. Penginapan di hotel berdasarkan 2 (dua) orang dalam 1 3. Biaya dokumen perjalanan seperti : paspor, visa, entry kamar (twin sharing). permit, dll. 3. Acara tour, transportasi dan makan sesuai yang tercantum 4. Pengeluaran pribadi seperti : telepon, room service, dalam acara perjalanan. (MP – Makan Pagi; MS – Makan laundry, mini bar, tambahan makanan dan minuman serta Siang; MM – Makan Malam). pengeluaran lainnya. 4. Berat maksimum sebesar 30kg untuk 1 bagasi atau sesuai 5. Tour tambahan (Optional Tour) yang mungkin diadakan dengan peraturan maskapai penerbangan yang digunakan; selama perjalanan. dan berat maksimum 7 kg untuk 1 handbag kecil untuk 6. Excess baggage (biaya kelebihan barang bawaan di atas dibawa ke kabin pesawat atau sesuai dengan peraturan 20 kg), Biaya bea masuk yang dikenakan oleh duane di maskapai penerbangan yang digunakan. Jakarta maupun di negara yang dikunjungi. 5. Sebuah travelling bag bagi setiap peserta. 7. Biaya Single Supplement. 6. Tour Leader dari AVIA TOUR. 8. Tips untuk Lokal Guide, Tour Leader, Pengemudi, Pelayan 7. Asuransi Perjalanan GROUP (usia tertanggung maximal 65 restoran, dan Porter (jika ada) di Hotel dan Bandara. tahun). 9. PPN 1%. 8. TIDAK ADA KUNJUNGAN TOKO WAJIB. Terms and Conditions 1. Harga minimal peserta 20 peserta dewasa + 01 tour leader. 2. Uang Muka Pendaftaran tidak dapat dikembalikan (down payment non-refundable) per peserta minimal IDR 7.000.000 + Biaya Visa (jika ada). Pembayaran melalui transfer ditujukan ke rekening a.n. PT Fiwi Lestari Internasional. 3. Airport Tax Internasional, Fuel Surcharge, biaya visa dan asuransi perjalanan pribadi dapat berubah sewaktu-waktu, dan akan disesuaikan kepada peserta sebelum keberangkatan. 4. Dalam hal aplikasi visa (jika ada), Peserta bersedia memenuhi kelengkapan persyaratan dokumen sesuai jadwal dan ketentuan dari pihak Kedutaan, dan biaya visa tetap harus dilunasi walaupun visa tidak disetujui oleh pihak Kedutaan. 5. Group akan diberangkatkan apabila mencapai jumlah minimum peserta sesuai yang tercantum di bagian harga tersebut di atas. 6. Acara perjalanan dapat berubah / diputar berdasarkan kondisi tiap-tiap penerbangan dan hotel di masing-masing kota / negara. Apabila dalam periode tour di kota-kota yang dikunjungi sedang berlangsung pameran / konferensi, atau hotel yang ditawarkan sedang penuh, maka akan diganti dengan hotel-hotel lain yang setaraf di kota terdekat. 7. Apabila terjadi Force Majeur (kondisi di luar kendali seperti : kehilangan, kerusakan, gangguan, keterlambatan sarana angkutan/transportasi, bencana alam dll) yang dapat memengaruhi acara tour akan dirubah dan bersifat non-refundable (tidak dapat dikembalikan). Dan Biaya Tour tidak termasuk segala pengeluaran tambahan yang disebabkan oleh Force Majeur. 8. Pelunasan biaya tour paling lambat 14 hari sebelum tanggal keberangkatan. 9. Deviasi akan dikenakan biaya sesuai dengan kondisi Airlines yang bersangkutan. 10. Pengunduran diri / pindah tanggal / pindah acara tour sebelum tanggal keberangkatan akan dikenakan biaya pembatalan, sbb : 1. setelah pendaftaran: Uang Muka Pendaftaran (non-refundable) 2. 30 - 15 hari kalender sebelum tanggal keberangkatan: 50% dari biaya tour 3. 14 - 06 hari kalender sebelum tanggal keberangkatan: 75% dari biaya tour 4. 05 hari kalender sebelum tanggal keberangkatan : 100% dari biaya tour 11. Dengan membayar uang muka pendaftaran Biaya Tour, Anda dianggap telah memahami dan menerima syarat & kondisi di atas. Syarat & Kondisi Tour selengkapnya berlaku sesuai dengan yang tertera di dalam brosur program tour Avia / website BEAUTIFUL WUTAISHAN 7 Days (SINGAPORE AIRLINES) Departure Date: 12 Apr 2020 PERSYARATAN & KONDISI UMUM PERUBAHAN & PERPANJANGAN Harga tour sewaktu-waktu dapat berubah tanpa dengan pemberitahuan · Deviasi (penyimpangan perjalanan) diperbolehkan minimal 1 terlebih dahulu, jika terjadi perubahan nilai tukar (kurs) atau kenaikan tarif bulan sebelum tanggal keberangkatan (atau sebelum ticket penerbangan sebelum pelunasan. dikeluarkan) jika dilakukan setelah itu maka biaya yang timbul akan dibebankan kepada peserta tour dan harus diselesaikan sebelum PENDAFTARAN & PELUNASAN keberangkatan tour. a) Pendaftaran harus disertai dengan passport / copy passport dan uang muka sebesar IDR 7.000.000,-/orang atau sesuai dengan acara perjalanan yang · Deviasi dengan acara mempersingkat jadwal paket tour, tidak ada dipilih. Dan sisanya harus dilunasi 14 hari sebelum hari keberangkatan. pengembalian uang. b) Bagi yang sudah memberikan passport tapi belum membayar deposit karena · Pihak Avia tour tidak menjamin untuk konfirmasi reservasi pesawat, penyimpangan tour (deviasi) dan belum mendapat konfirmasi 14 hari sebelum hotel, dan sebagainya apabila peserta menghendaki keberangkatan, tetapi peserta masih ingin tetap deviasi, hal ini menjadi perpanjangan/perubahan dari jadwal paket tour semula (deviasi). tanggung jawab peserta tour sendiri. · Jika hotel-hotel / Airlines yang telah ditetapkan dalam acara tour c) Pendaftaran yang dilakukan 15 hari sebelum tanggal keberangkatan harus ternyata penuh, Avia tour dan agent-agentnya berhak mengganti / langsung melunasi pembayaran. merubah acara perjalanannya dan hotel-hotel lainnya yang setaraf sesuai dengan pertimbangan dan konfirmasinya. d) Avia tour berhak membatalkan pembukuan peserta tour yang belum membayar deposit serta termin pembayaran sesuai tanggalnya dan BIAYA TOUR TIDAK TERMASUK menyerahkan passport sebagai jaminan keikutsertaan dalam tour, dengan atau tanpa pemberitahuan sebelumnya. · Airport Tax, Asuransi perjalanan dan tax lainnya yang berlaku dinegara-negara / tempat yang dikunjungi. e) Sebelum pelunasan harga tidak mengikat dapat berubah sewaktu – waktu. · Biaya pembuatan document perjalanan : Passport, Visa, dll. PEMBATALAN a. Pembatalan peserta untuk pemesanan yang sudah konfirm akan dikenakan · Pengeluaran pribadi : mini bar,
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    Introduction

    Introduction This book [Zongmi’s Chan Prolegomenon] is not only a means for com- ing to know of matters related to Zen; it is also a book that is valuable for coming to know Buddhism in general. —Ui Hakuju, Zengen shosenshu tojo (1939) Modern Japa nese Zen has tended to foster a rather one- dimensional character- ization of the Chan/Zen school’s slogan “mind- to- mind transmission; no in- volvement with the written word [yi xin chuan xin bu li wenzi].” For Japa nese Zen it is common to imply that textual learning (gakumon) in Buddhism in general and personal experience (taiken) in Zen are separate realms. For in- stance, Yamamoto Genpo (1866– 1961), the most famous Rinzai Zen master of early Showa Japan and sometimes called the second coming of Hakuin Ekaku (1685– 1768), said that the crucial requirement for a Zen monk is the “mind of the Way” (doshin), and that adding learning (gakumon) to this is like making a ferocious demon hold a metal cudgel (oni ni kanabo). Supplying a cudgel is like adding superfl uous strength to a demon that is already strong.1 Even in Zen scholarship such a dichotomy between Zen mind and the word shows up. The Great Dictionary of Zen Studies (Zengaku daijiten), a multivolume Zen diction- ary published by the Soto Zen school in Japan in the 1970s, begins its entry for “no involvement with the written word” with the following: The slogan “no involvement with the written word; a separate transmission outside the canonical teachings” is spoken of as a special characteristic of the Zen school.
  • 9 Classic Shanxiexperience

    9 Classic Shanxiexperience

    8 D Classic Shanxi Experience Hukou Waterfall No the magnificent unique yellow waterfall in the Shopping world and the 2nd biggest waterfall in China Tour Yungang Grottoes one of the Incl. Shuttle bus most famous ancient Buddhist Sculptural sites of China.It were built against the mountain & extend about 1 km from east to west,and took 50 years to complete. Incl. Shuttle bus Mt.Wutai The most holy land of Chinese Buddhism, It is as famous as Mt.Emei, Mt.Putuo and Mt.Jiuhua, all of which are renowned as the four sacred Buddhist Mountains. Incl.Shuttle bus + 02Ways Cable Car Ride to Dailuoding Temple The Wonders Hong Thai Special Presents Xuankong Temple was built on cliffs of Mt.Hengshan Vinegar Garden Learn the process of vinegar one of the five most Scared Mountains in China making and the Shanxi vinegar culture Pingyao Ancient city with a over 2700 years here,tasting aged vinegar for free Coal Mining Experience Museum Enjoy a history. Its streets, civilian residential houses, shops and 4D Film & aboard a small coal car on a track,begin temple still remains the basic style and features of the the trip in an underground virtual coal mine. Ming and Qing Dynasties. Incl. Shuttle bus Jinzhong Fruits Orchard Enjoy various fruits Qiao Family Compound filming site of movie available in different seasons. eg.Strawberry, "Raise the Red Lantern" Cherry… BKF LUNCH DINNER TYN8D TYN8X (No Triple Room) CITY Day 8Days (7B、7L & 6D) 4 Hotel or Similar 5 Hotel or Similar 1 - Taiyuan Local 4Heyi Hotel Local 5 Days Hotel LuAn 2 Hotel Vegetable Meal
  • May-Newsletter-2016.Pdf

    May-Newsletter-2016.Pdf

    ROYAL ASIATIC SOCIETY NEWSLETTER HONG KONG E-mail: [email protected] Tel: + (852) 6590 7523 GPO Box 3864, Hong Kong www.royalasiaticsociety.org.hk http://www.facebook.com/RoyalAsiaticSocietyHongKong Twitter: RASHK 1959 May 2016 Annual General Meeting 2016 New Council Elected Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong 2016 Contents PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 3 FUTURE ACTIVITIES Fri, 27 May 2016 Lecture The First Nepalese Mission to the West 5 Thu, 16 Jun 2016 Lecture The Gap Rock Lighthouse 6 Sep 2016 Visit Shanxi Trip: Datong, Wutaishan (Mt Wutai), 8 Pingyao, Taiyuan RECENT ACTIVITIES Sat, 5 Mar 2016 The Radiant Ming 1368 – 1644 Exhibition 10 Fri, 11 Mar 2016 A Manila Diary: Life & Death in Manila 11 During the Japanese Occupation, 1941 - 1945 Wed, 6 Apr 2016 In, On, Under & Around Hong Kong 12 Harbour Sat, 9 Apr 2016 Bishop’s House Visit 13 Wed, 22 Apr 2016 RASHK 56th Annual General Meeting & 15 Cocktail Party OF GENERAL INTERESTS 2016 International Museum Day, Hong 16 Kong – Museums and Cultural Landscapes Awards 17 Obituaries 18 Advertising 19 Library News 19 PUBLICATIONS 21 CONTACT DETAILS 22 2 Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong 2016 President’s Message According to one weather source April in Hong Kong was the most humid month for forty-five years. It certainly was wet and very sticky but fortunately this did not impede our 56th Annual General Meeting which took place on Friday, 22nd April in the Hong Kong Club, more of that later. For those of us living in the rural areas and outlying islands the sight of waterfalls cascading down the mountains and hillsides was quite a spectacle.