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11D Yunnan Yuxi Pu-Er Xishuang-Banna Tengchong Ruili 1 Park Road, #03-09 People’s Park Complex, Singapore 059108 Tel: 6438 7478 Fax: 6438 9794 www.newaytravel.com.sg Exclusive of Neway Travel 11D Yunnan Yuxi Pu-Er Xishuang-Banna Tengchong Ruili Colorful Ethnic Experience Tour TOUR CODE: KMG11M 【Colorful Ethnic Experience】: To enter deeply into Dai，Naxi，Bai，Bulang，Wa Peoples Culture，Language， Costumes and ect. 【High Light】：Yuxi，Pu-Er，Xishuang Banna，Cangyuan，Tengchong，Ruili 【Local Flavor】：Steam Chicken+ Guoqiao Rice Noodle，Tengchong Local Style，Dai Flavor 【Shopping】： Yunnan Puer Tea Shop，Jade Shop Tengchong. D1：SIN KMG/YUXI (L/D) Accommodation：Gaodeng Hotel or similar 4Star Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport for our flight to Kunming, capital of Yunnan Province. Upon arrival, transfer to Yuxi. Yuxi Cigarette Company (Hongta Group) has become a famous cigarette making company. Its product brands such as Hongtashan, Ashima and Hongmei have been popular for many years in China. Upon arrival, the area also has beautiful natural sceneries and colorful cultures. Upon arrival, visit Hongta District. Next proceed to Pu-Er. ： （ ） ： D2 Pu-Er/Xishuang-Banna B/L/D Accommodation King Land Hotel or similar 4Star Pu'er is the birthplace of Pu Er Tea, a very famous international tea brand. Tea culture is an attractive tourist factor of Puer City visit the Pr-Er Tea Exhibition Garden. The garden is built on the Yinpan Mountain,29 km from downtown Puer, Against the background of a vast tea garden, it is made up of Pu'er Tea Museum, Pu'er Tea Making workshop, tea-picking zone, tea appraisal garden and some other facilities to comprehensively show the history of Pu'er Tea, and how to plant and produce as well. Next coach to Xishuang-Banna. Upon arrival, visit Wild Elephants Valley. Wild Elephants Valley covers an area of 369 hectares by the Sancha River in Mengyang Town, and is situated 47 kilometers north of the city of Jinghong. With hills rolling gently at an altitude ranging between 747 and 1055 metres, the valley is covered by tropical rain forests, crisscrossed by rivers and streams, and teeming with such endangered species as Asian wild elephants, wild oxen, green peacocks and monkeys. ： （ ） ： D3 Xishuang-Banna B/L/D Accommodation King Land Hotel or similar 4Star After breakfast, visit Xishuang-banna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG) of the Chinese Academy of Science. It is situated in Xishuang-banna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province. Next to visit Xishuang-banna Dai Minority Park. The Dai Ethnic Villages are the most in Xishuang- Banna, Yunnan Province. Many standing Dai Ethnic Villages show the unique culture, art, and colorful ethnic experiences. Xishuang- Banna is a minority autonomous prefecture mainly resides with the Dai ethnic. There are 13 minority groups living in the prefecture, the Dai ethnic occupies most part, and the population spread over 74% of the whole autonomous. The people of Dai ethnic are united and harmonious. ： （ ） ： D4 Xishuang-Banna/Menglian/Lancang B/L/D Accommodation Fuhua Hotel or similar 4Star After breakfast, proceed to visit Old Tea Tree. Next coach to Menglian.Menglian Biandi Lubaoshi reputation. Beautiful natural landscape, history and culture, rich in natural resources, ethnic customs and rich. Tea Salt Road an important Inn is an important gateway to the Southeast Asia, and open ports. Nayun the country, the only remaining town Dai historical and cultural city, Yunnan preserve the integrity of the Chieftain Amun. ： （ ） ： D5 Lancang/Cangyuan/Wengding Village/Cangyuan B/L/D Accommodation Washan Hotel or similar 4Star After breakfast, proceed to Cangyuan.Go to visit Wengding Village, which means “connected rivers” in the dialect of the Wa ethnic group, is a Wa village 30 kilometers away from Cangyuan county seat. It’s made up of 98 families or about 400 villagers. Wengding Village has kept primitive Wa residential architectures and ethnic culture. It has been the best-conserved primitive ethnic community and the must-see tourist site in Lincang Municipality. ： （ ） ： D6 Cangyuan/Lincang/Baoshan B/L/D Accommodation Landu Hotel or similar 4Star Enjoying the reputation of "the big natural greenhouse" and cradle of the Wa people, the city of Lincang lies in the southwest of Yunnan , 50 kilometers north of the Tropic of Canal. Lincang, so named because of the Lincang River that flows nearby, has a land area of 24, 469 square kilometers. Proud of its gorgeous landscape, lovely climate, colorful cultures and costumes of multiple nationalities, Lincang has become a very hot tourist destination in recent year and a most preferred city for studying the folk customs of the Wa people. After lunch, visit Baimu Tea Garden , next coach to Fengqing. Upon arrival, visit Fengqing Confucious Temple. （ ） D7:Baoshan/Tengchong/Heshun /Dieshui Water Fall B/L/D ： Accommodation Yifeicui Hotel or similar 4Star . After breakfast, coach to Tengchong. Upon arrival, visit Heshun Town, Dieshui River Water Fall the water falls From 46 meters high into the pit. Here, it seems to be stacked into two packs, so it is called Dieshui River Falls. There is a Taiji Bridge next to the inlet. on the bridge, there is a square stone pavilion , with four support Stonehenges, and the ceiling is carved with the Taiji picture. The shape of this bridge is very beautiful. ： （ ） D8 Tengchong Hot Sea/Volcanic Park B/L/D Accommodation: Yifeicui Hotel or similar 4Star After breakfast, proceed to visit Hot Sea is a cluster of more than 80 hot springs, geysers and several natural swimming pools. The waters have healing quality, which is believed to cure stress-induced ailments. Next coach to Tengchong . Tengchong has the biggest volcanic groups in China. Around 90 volcanic cones, 22 of whose vents are in good condition. Volcanic landscape such as Volcanic lake, cave, karst terrace dominates the area. Tengchong hence is renowned as the "Volcanic Museum" in China. After lunch, visit Volcanic Park. A Volcanic park was set up in the Mazhan town, 23 kilometers away from Tengchong town to provide tourists the possible best opportunity to enjoy the volcanic wonders. ： （ ） D9 Tengchong/Ruili/ Jiegao Border Check point /Jade centre /DengHan Dai Village B/L/D ： Accommodation Tenglong Hotel or similar 4Star After breakfast, coach to Ruili. Upon arrival, straight ahead cross the Myanmar bridge over the Ruili River and you will come to Jiegao a little thumb of land jutting into Myanmar that serves as the main checkpoint for a steady stream of cross-border traffic . Shrine and market in Denghan Village at Nongdao Town. After dinner, visit and shopping at night market. ： （ ） D10 Ruili/Banyan Tree/ Mangshi Kunming B/L/D ： Accommodation Enjoy International Hotel or similar4Star After breakfast, visit Banyan Tree and Bodhi tree. Bodhi tree where the Dai people believe Buddha attained enlightenment. We visit the Nationalities Cultural Palace and the Dai Nationality stilted bamboo house to observe daily life of ethnic groups. After that, take the domestic flight to Kunming. （ ） D11: Kunming Singapore B/L After breakfast, proceed to Cuihu Lake, Jinma Biji Fang. After lunch, enjoy your pleasure time, till transfer to airport for flight back to Singapore. Optional Tour: 1） Dynamic Yunnan- a grand and primitive song and dance medley organized by renowned dancer Ms. Yang Liping. It shows the different dances of the minority tribes in Yunnan province. It is both vibrant and colorful as the dancers energetically perform in their traditional costumes.RMB360/Pax 2）Traditional Message RMB80/45Min Remark： 1）Tipping for China tour guide and driver RMB25 Per person per day（or $5Per person per day）Children is the same price. 2）If there are any discrepancies in the information between the English and Chinese Itineraries, please refer to the Chinese version. 3) The sequence of the itinerary is subjected to change in accordance to the arrangement based on the local agency. .
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