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Day 1 – 4

Your English speaking guide will accompany you from Shanghai (Pudong) airport to your hotel in a private vehicle

3 Nights

Shanghai

The busy and dynamic Shanghai is China’s biggest city and a global financial hub. Here, glitzy skyscrapers, luxury stores and trendy bars mix effortlessly with narrow alleyways lined with temples and old style lane houses where local communities thrive. Rapid economic development has led to a variety of architectural styles, from art deco to cutting edge contemporary. The Bund, a waterfront promenade lined with colonial era buildings lies at the heart of the city. The Pudong district’s futuristic skyline, including the Shanghai Tower, the Jin Mao Tower, Tony’s Farm, and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower with distinctive pink spheres lie across the Huangpu river. The classical Yuyuan Gardens is a popular tourist attraction dotted with traditional pavilions, pagodas, walkways, and emerald pools filled with swimming fish. The streets outside boast old style houses and Xiao Long Bao dumpling stalls. A burgeoning art scene encompasses several arts and culture centres such as the Foster + Partners and Heatherwick Studio. Dining and nightlife are nothing short of exciting with plenty of swanky bars, Michelin restaurants, hole-in-the-wall cafes and street food joints. Designer boutiques, bustling markets, and quirky antique and vintage stores color the shopping scene.

Included activities

Discover Shanghai’s Architectural Delights

Embark on a fascinating tour that will take you through the many architectural layers of Shanghai. After an early breakfast or lunch at your hotel, set out to explore the city’s architectural heritage in the company of your local English or French speaking guide. Begin with the classy old French neighborhood and take a peek at Shanghai’s glamorous yesterday. Walk past tony parks, tree-lined avenues and visit a grand home or two. Wander over to the Jingan neighborhood and explore little known nooks and corners, hidden among the glitzy modern buildings. Head to the Bund and get an insider’s perspective of this gritty part of town, ambling past back alleys and narrow streets of old Shanghai. Discover heritage homesteads that have stood here for generations, contrasting the traditional architecture with contemporary street life. Return to your hotel at the end of the walk. (Half Day; Time: 0900/1200 hrs; Private Activity & Transfer; Fitness level: Easy; Please wear comfortable walking shoes).

Chinese Home Cooking and Yu Garden Visit

Explore the various shades of everyday Chinese life as you go on a market visit, enjoy a spot home cooking and stroll through a traditional garden. Kickstart your immersive cultural experience with a guided tour of a market in Shanghai, bustling with exotic colors, aromas and textures of myriad vegetables, spices and meats. Carry back freshly bought produce to be cooked at a local Chinese home according to timeless recipes. Try your hand at preparing Chinese dumplings with varied fillings and pick up a few closely guarded culinary secrets along the way. Enjoy the meal in a traditional setting and then set off for Shanghai’s Old Town. Make your way through intriguing lilongs or interconnecting alleys that exude mystery and character. Next, proceed to the Yu Gardens where your guide will share insights into the traditional art and science of Chinese landscaping. Amble through the picturesque rock formations representing mountains and the charming water channels symbolizing rivers. Finally it is time to soak in some more local color at a bazaar – enjoy bargaining for souvenirs or browsing through vibrant stalls. If you have time, savor a traditional Chinese tea experience at the Huxinting Tea House till you are ready to head back to your hotel. (Full Day; Time: 0800 hrs; Private Activity & Transfers).

Entertaining ERA Show in Shanghai

Treat your senses to a spectacular multimedia extravaganza with an evening show of ERA at Shanghai Circus World. Settle in to watch a riveting display of live music, visuals, fabulous costumes, and special effects. One of the most popular entertainment shows in the city, this stunning pageant has been running on stage for six years. Marvel at the superlative skills of the acrobats and martial arts proponents as they take you through the cultural as well as historical past and present of the country. Return to your hotel mesmerized by the splendid combination of traditional art and modern technology. (Half Day; Shared Activity; Fitness Level: Easy.)

Hotel options

SSAW Boutique Hotel Shanghai Bund – Opt 1
Room Deluxe Room
Meals Breakfast
Style Boutique
Central Hotel Shanghai – Opt 2
Room Superior Business Room
Meals Breakfast
Style International
Day 4 – 6

Your guide will meet you at your hotel and accompany you to Shanghai (Hongqiao) airport in a private vehicle

Board your flight from Shanghai to Zhangjiajie (Duration: 2-3 hrs)

Your English speaking guide will accompany you from Zhangjiajie airport to your hotel in a private vehicle

2 Nights

Zhangjiajie

Zhangjiajie is the gateway to one of the most fascinating landscapes on our planet. This UNESCO World Heritage site houses the delicate and protected natural history zone of the Wulingyuan Scenic Area, which includes endangered wildlife species as well as unusual rock formations. This spectacular corner of the Middle Kingdom sports the world’s largest concentration of rugged quartzite sandstone columns, much like countless spires of ethereal cathedrals. The area also has stone caves with innumerable stalactites and stalagmites, dense forests, mountain rivers, misty waterfalls and natural bridges. Made famous by the popular Hollywood movie, Avatar, the Wulingyuan area is also home to many delicate populations of plant and wildlife typical to the region.

Included activities

Tour the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park

Discover the myriad offerings of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park! Board the Bailong Panoramic Elevator and enjoy spectacular views of the whole park as you rise. At the summit, take a stroll around the Pillar of the Southern Sky, the inspiration for the “Hallelujah Mountains” in the popular movie Avatar. Head to the Platform of Forgetfulness next, from where you can enjoy stunning views of the nearby peaks. Board a bus and set off on a sightseeing tour to the Son of Heaven Mountain (Tianzishan) next. Take the cable car and ascend the mountain; once you’re at the top, take in views of the Imperial Brush Peak (Yubifeng) and Western Sea. Board the cable car again and make your way down the mountain; take a bus to the Ten-mile Gallery from here. Stroll along the Golden Whip Stream and enjoy the towering karst peaks, which appear like natural skyscrapers from this angle. Take in the flora and fauna of the area, and if you’re lucky – you might even spot a bear, panther or pangolin! You might also run into groups of monkeys; make sure you leave the animals well alone to enjoy a safe and delightful trip. (Full Day; Private Activity; Please note that if the Golden Whip Stream is not a priority preference, you can opt to visit the Baofeng Lake instead.)

Hotel options

Pullman Zhangjiajie Hotel – Opt 1
Room Cozy Room
Meals Breakfast
Style International
Pullman Zhangjiajie Hotel – Opt 2
Room Cozy Room
Meals Breakfast
Style International
Day 6 – 8

Your chauffeur will drive you from Zhangjiajie to Longsheng in a private vehicle (Duration: 7 hrs)

2 Nights

Longsheng

Longsheng county in the northeast of Guangxi is known for its 700-year-old rice terraced fields and ethnic villages with unique architecture. The Longji (‘Dragon’s Backbone’) rice terraces, built on mountain slopes like cascading swirls, are set among ethnic minority villages including Zhuang and Yao and make for scenic hikes. Each community is characterized by distinct customs, both in their appearance as well as their traditions, such as the Yao women, who are famous for having the longest hair in the world! Expect homely restaurants serving authentic Chinese food and rice wines, while roadside vendors sell local favorites such as rice cooked with meat, vegetables, and spices. Outside of town, a visit to the Longsheng hot springs and the Huaping National Natural Reserve can be particularly rewarding.

Included activities

Walking Tour of Longheng’s Rice Terraces

Experience the stunning beauty of jade green terraced landscapes on your trek through the Longsheng rice fields. Set off from the quaint village of Ping’ an and walk down verdant paddy fields that resemble a giant staircase weaving its way down the Guilin mountains. Known as the Dragon’s Bone, this undulating route takes you through picture-postcard villages inhabited by the Dong, Miao, Yao and Zhuang ethnic groups. Pause at one of these neighborhoods for lunch and get to know all about their unique culture over a meal, replete with exotic flavors. Continue your trek through lush rice fields as you watch them gently bending in the breeze and changing color in the late noon sun. Finally arrive at the Ancient Zhuang village, which marks the end of your scenic trek. (Private Activity; Full Day; Lunch in a village home included; Fitness Level: Moderate)

Hotel options

Longji Ping'an Hotel – Opt 1
Room Standard Room
Meals Breakfast
Style Guest house
Longji Ping'an Hotel – Opt 2
Room Standard Room
Meals Breakfast
Style Guest house
Day 8 – 11

Your chauffeur will drive you from Longsheng to Yangshuo in a private vehicle (Duration: 2 hrs)

3 Nights

Yangshuo

Yangshuo may be like any other modern Asian city with neon lights, construction sites and a buzzing nightlife, but it is the surrounding countryside that draws the crowds. The dramatic karst country with its rugged limestone landscape, picturesque riverscapes and hiking trails attract intrepid travelers from around the world. The Li and the Yulong rivers come together at Yangshuo, creating China’s rich river system that ultimately catches up with River Yangtze and the Pearl River Delta. Taking a riverboat cruise or a rustic bamboo-raft ride down the Li River is an enjoyable and leisurely way of admiring the lovely countryside with its emerald rice fields. The more adventurous travelers prefer to cycle down the paddy fields. While in Yangshuo, give the popular beer fish a try, which is a dish of catfish or carp cooked in a delicious beer sauce, and washed down with local beer.

Included activities

Cycling Through Yangshuo Country

Enjoy a leisurely bike ride through the beautiful countryside of the Yangshuo region, framed by a rugged karst landscape of misty waterfalls, verdant paddy fields, meandering rivers and quaint little villages. After an early breakfast in your hotel, meet your local English speaking guide and pick up your biking gear before setting off. You can either take the laidback village trail along the Yulong River before looping back to town, or you could make a couple of stops at local villages along the Li River. If you’re looking for a bit of adventure, on your way back to Yangshuo from either of these river routes you can embark on an uphill trail that comes with a spectacular view at the end. Riding on the Yulong River trail, pedal down to Baisha Village and stop at the historic Yulong Bridge to take selfies, if you wish. Ride past fragrant mandarin orchards, framed by a limestone karst backdrop of the ‘sugarloaf’ mountains in the distance. Along the Li River trail, ride down to Mushan Village and study its traditional architecture born of Taoism and Feng Shui. Visit the Liugong Village next, stopping to admire the pretty picture painted by paddy fields against a ruggedly handsome karst landscape of the ‘sugarloaf’ mountains. The nearly century-old Liugong is a charming sight with its traditional homesteads and ‘three colored pools’. Ride back to Yangshuo via Yongcun Village. (Full Day; Time: 0800 hrs; Private Activity & Transfer; Lunch, snacks & refreshments included; Fitness level: Moderate; Please be comfortably dressed and note that a bicycle, helmet and water provided on the trip).

Afternoon Cruise on a Bamboo Raft

Experience the timeless beauty of Chinese countryside from a new perspective – the Yulong river. Board a traditional bamboo raft and set off on a leisurely afternoon cruise down the Yulong River. Watch lush paddy fields pass by, their emerald green enhancing the sugar white of the limestone mountains. Find out from your friendly boat “pilot” about the quaint names given to these carsts like ‘Elephant Trunk Hill’, ‘Nine Horses Wall’ and ‘Folded Brocade Hill’. Pass by picturesque villages and explore their mesmerizing landscape, dotted with heritage houses going as far back as the Ming and Qing periods. Marvel at the spectacular beauty of Sugarloaf Mountains, or limestone outcroppings in striking shapes because of which they bear fantastic names like ‘Five-Finger Hill’ and ‘Camel Hill’. Finally it is time to drive back to your hotel, with memories of an amazing day spent in the scenic Chinese countryside. (Half Day; Time: 1300 hrs; Private Activity & Transfers; Please pack light and wear sunscreen).

Watch the Liu Sanjie Performance

Witness the magical Impression Liu Sanjie performance in Yangshuo, at the world’s largest natural theater, dotted with tea trees and fern hedge bamboo forests. Watch the dramatic local folk entertainment unfold on the Li river, set against a stunning backdrop of twelve mist-covered limestone karsts. Marvel artists sing and dance in unison, supported by a magnificent light and sound show, and an array of grand props. Learn about the legend of ethnic Zhuang girl Liu Sanjie and her romantic adventures. See seven distinct episodes with different colors, based on a namesake Chinese musical directed by filmmaker Zhang Yimou. Before dispersing, you can drop by the museum that shares the history of the show. (Time of day: Evening; Duration: 70 mins; Shared Activity & Private Transfer; Pick-up & Drop-off at hotel in Yangshuo; Fitness level: Easy; Please wear layered clothing based on weather, and carry mosquito repellent. Please note the show is dependent on water levels).

Hotel options

Yangshuo Secret Garden – Opt 1
Room Couple Room
Meals Breakfast
Style Boutique
Li River Resort – Opt 2
Room Standard Room
Meals Breakfast
Style Guest house
Day 11 – 13

Your chauffeur will drive you from Yangshuo to Guilin in a private vehicle (Duration: 1.5 hrs)

Board your flight from Guilin to Xi’an (Duration: 2-3 hrs)

Your English speaking guide will accompany you from Xi’an airport to your hotel in a private vehicle

2 Nights

Xi’an

Xi’an is represented around the world by its timeless army of terracotta warriors, each man distinct from his brother beside, before or behind him. Such meticulous craftsmanship often makes one seriously wonder if they were not an army of actual warriors turned into stone by an ancient curse from the gods! Whether Emperor Qin Shi Huang, China’s first monarch, expected to rule in his afterlife is still a moot point of discussion. The fact remains, however, that this subterranean army with its battle horses have stood guard over his mausoleum for more than two thousand years! This UNESCO World Heritage site on the ancient Silk Road has been the capital of numerous royal dynasties through the centuries. It has many other sites worth visiting, such as the Hanyangling Museum, the ancient city wall and the tombs of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty and that of China’s only female monarch, Empress Wu Zetian, at the Qianling Mausoleum. A visit to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and catching a traditional palace dance performance from the Tang era should be on your must-do list as well.

Included activities

Discover Hidden Treasures of Xi’an

Discover Xi’an, one of the oldest cities in China, highlighted by treasures of the ancient world. Following a half-hour drive to Xianyang, explore the Museum of the Terracotta Army – one of the greatest archaeological finds in recent history. Traversing the different tiers of excavated pits, see thousands of life-size terracotta statues of warriors and horses featuring incredible details that seem to protect the tomb of Qin Shi Huangdi. Learn about the legends and stories surrounding the region and the birth of Chinese civilization. Drop by the museum to see some amazing artifacts including two bronze chariots, before making your way to Xi’an. Hopping on a bike or a cart, weave through the bustling town. Stop by a few of Xi’an’s highlights, including the Bell and Drum Towers, nestled amid the towering ramparts originally built by the Ming dynasty. Visit the Muslim Quarter in the old town and understand the historical influence of the Silk Road that has made Xi’an a vibrant cultural center. See the Grand Mosque and other buildings that blend Islamic architecture and Chinese symbolism. Before returning to your accommodations, settle down for supper and savor the superb flavors courtesy of street hawkers at the colorful night market. (Full Day; Time: 0800 hrs; Private Activity & Transfers; Lunch included; Fitness level: Moderate).

Hotel options

Grand Mercure Xian on Renmin Square – Opt 1
Room Classic King Room
Meals Breakfast
Style International
Sofitel Xi'an on Renmin Square – Opt 2
Room Superior Room
Meals Breakfast
Style International
Day 13 – 15

Your guide will meet you at your hotel and accompany you to Xi’an train station in a private vehicle

Board your train from Xi’an to Pingyao (Duration: 2.5-3.5 hrs)

Your guide will meet you at Pingyao train station and accompany you to your hotel in a private vehicle

2 Nights

Pingyao

The Pingyao settlement in central Shanxi is located on the east bank of the Fen River, a 90-minute drive southwest of Taoyuan airport. A regional financial hub in the 16th century, it is famous for its Ming and Qing urban planning and architecture. The walled old town in Pingyao is UNESCO World Heritage-listed and has more than a hundred streets lined with around 4,000 17th to 19th-century shops and houses, complete with red lanterns that have stood the test of time. Discover ancient towers and temples such as the Confucius Temple and the Shuanglin Temple. With a setting that almost resembles a period film on ancient China, the walled city invites you to explore its heritage buildings and local ways of life on foot or a golf cart; taxis and cars being off-limits in most areas.

Included activities

Pingyao Attractions

Discover the historic attractions of Pingyao, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with its ancient urban planning and architecture. Stroll through the winding lanes of the Pingyao Ancient City with your local guide as you learn how it grew as a market town during the Ming dynasty. Walk along the ancient city walls that rise to ten meters in some places and cover a distance of six kilometers in all. Experience the marvel of Qing-era engineering and planning – the goal of the architects was to protect the commercial city from marauding invaders! Admire the majestic towers, which total 72 in all, each containing a Sunzi War artifact. (Half Day; Private Activity)

Hotel options

Yunjincheng Mansion – Opt 1
Room Superior Room
Meals Breakfast
Style Heritage
Pingyao Dejuyuan Hotel – Opt 2
Room Standard Room
Meals Breakfast
Style Heritage
Day 15 – 18

Your guide will meet you at your hotel and accompany you to Pingyao train station in a private vehicle

Board your train from Pingyao to Beijing (Duration: 4 hrs)

Your guide will meet you at Beijing train station and accompany you to your hotel in a private vehicle

3 Nights

Beijing

The energetic megacity of Beijing is a rich tapestry of the old and new, where imperial palaces, museums and buzzing ancient alleyways rub shoulders with cutting edge architecture, new shopping malls and modern buildings. The rich history of an ancient culture is evident in the many historic sites including former imperial palaces in the Forbidden City, the immense paved stone Tiananmen Square surrounded by Soviet-style buildings, the royal gardens of Summer Palace, and the Temple of Heaven built in Confucian design. Museums such as the Capital Museum and National museum showcase the city’s customs, folklore and traditions, taking you back thousands of years. The stunning National Centre for the Performing Arts and other art galleries feature operas and contemporary and international artworks reflective of the city’s buzzing art scene. Narrow alleyways (hutongs), over 800 years old, are home to many locals, and criss-cross the heart of the city, giving you a glimpse of street life and a taste of amazing street food. Food lovers can delight in local and international cuisine from a staggering range of eateries, from street food stalls to upscale restaurants and bars, not to forget the city’s vibrant nightlife. You could shop till you drop in quaint boutiques in the hutongs, or in the many trendy malls and high street shopping streets.

Included activities

Discovery Tour of Forbidden City With Summer Palace

Embark on this fascinating exploration of two of the city’s iconic landmarks and UNESCO World Heritage sites on a guided tour. Stroll into the Forbidden City – it was built in 1420 as an administrative center for the Ming and Qing dynasties and continued to serve in this capacity right up to 1911. Marvel at the sprawling palace complex steeped in history and restored in 2008, which has been immortalized in countless movies over the years. Explore the complex in three parts, starting with the official palaces as you listen to anecdotes about the opulent ceremonies and important government meetings that were held here. Stroll to the imperial lodges that sit tucked within beautifully maintained gardens. Walk to the public areas with temples and libraries as your expert guide narrates legends associated with the construction of the Forbidden City, including the reason behind the south-facing entrance. Climb up an artificial hill to savor wide-ranging views of the compound and all of the 900-odd buildings before you leave. Afterward, head to the picturesque Summer Palace that once served as a refuge for emperors seeking to escape the soaring temperatures of the imperial city. Saunter around this marvelous example of Chinese garden design to gain insights into the life of emperors. See excellent examples of Chinese culture defined in the architecture of this beautiful complex. Skirt the periphery of Kunming Lake to ascend Longevity Hill for a closer look at the towers and halls. Walk across the Long Corridor, a canopied ornamental walkway that will take you to the Marble Boat which served as a venue for entertaining guests. Amble across the Seventeen Arch Bridge and stop by other exquisite design elements before you wind up your tour. (Full Day; Time: 0800; Private Activity & Transfer; Fitness Level: Easy.)

Temple of Heaven Exploration With Hutongs

Set off early in the day on this fascinating exploration of the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Temple of Heaven. Walk through the gates of this 15th-century religious complex that was frequented by Ming and Qing dynasty rulers, who considered themselves messengers from heaven. Stroll past groups of Beijing residents engaged in practicing ancient arts such as Tai Chi, Kung Fu, gymnastics, and other types of exercise. Stop to watch people using giant brushes to practice their calligraphy skills on stones and learn the meaning of these beautiful designs that evaporate in moments. Soak in the esoteric symbolism of the simple yet elegant structure of the temple before you enter it for a closer look. Afterward, head out to unravel the secrets that lie within the traditional hutongs or narrow alleyways of the city. Saunter around these vibrant streets for a glimpse of local culture and life in these neighborhoods, some of which date back a century or two. (Full Day; Private Activity & Transfer; Time: 0800 hrs; Fitness Level: Easy.)

Hotel options

The Orchid – Opt 1
Room Courtyard Room
Meals Breakfast
Style Boutique
Double Happiness Beijing Courtyard Hotel – Opt 2
Room Chinese Room
Meals Breakfast
Style Heritage
Day 18 – 19

Your chauffeur will drive you from Chengde (Jinshanling) to Beijing in a private vehicle (Duration: 2.5 hrs)

1 Night

Chengde

Chengde’s stunning beauty leaves you in no doubt as to why it was chosen as a summer retreat during the imperial Qing dynasty. Nestled snugly among the verdant rolling hills to the north of Beijing, the town is washed by the Wulie River that flows past. Once the favored hunting grounds of the Qing emperors, centered around the imposing summer palace complex of Bìshǔ Shānzhuāng, today it remains a popular hill resort. The grand imperial gardens within the palace walls are the lands largest and designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Many of the sprawling 18th-century villas within the palace complex have been turned into public museums and libraries. The World Heritage area also includes eight Buddhist temples on the hillsides beyond the city walls. These temples are known to have hosted various political dignitaries during the imperial era, including the Panchen Lama.

Included activities

Hiking at Great Wall Jinshanling

Embark on this experience of a lifetime as you hike a remote section of the Great Wall of China, built in the late 16th century. Travel deep into the rugged countryside for a little under three hours to reach the trailhead. Head to the Kylin Tower where your expert guide will give you a safety briefing. Listen to lesser-known historical facts about the famous monument before you begin walking along the wall. Walk from east to west for about three to four hours and pause along the way to click some great photographs. Pass by 15 watchtowers on this partially restored section of the wall. You could also ascend some of the steep gradients to savor panoramic views of the surroundings. (Full Day; Time: 0800 hrs; Private Activity & Transfers; Lunch Included; Fitness Level: Moderate. Please note that bathrooms are available only at the start and end points. Please note that trekking poles, unlimited drinking water, energy drinks, and chocolates will be provided. Travel insurance and chairlift fee are not included.)

Hotel options

Dhawa Jinshanling – Opt 1
Room Valley King Bed Room
Meals Breakfast
Style International
Dhawa Jinshanling – Opt 2
Room Valley King Bed Room
Meals Breakfast
Style International

Transfer to the airport

International Departure

Rich cultural experiences, memorable adventures, and breathtaking natural attractions – this trip through China has all of this and so much more! Begin your journey at bustling Shanghai. Observe the contrasts between the old and the new, the glitz and the gritty and everything in between as you tour the city. Browse through busy bazaars and try your hand at dumpling-making. Be mesmerized by the otherworldly landscape of the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park and soothed by the graceful rice terraces of Longsheng. Explore Yangshuo’s idyllic countryside on cycling tours and bamboo raft cruises. Travel back in time and discover the country’s rich heritage through archaeological excursions and museum visits in the ancient city of Xi’an. China’s imperial past comes alive as you stroll the streets of Pingyao, a city that was once the seat of some of the country’s most important dynasties. In Beijing, visit the city’s most popular historical attractions and observe centuries-old customs and traditions. Your last stop is the Great Wall of China – a fitting finish to a truly enchanting journey! Set off on an adventure of your own with Enchanting Travels. Contact us for a tailor-made itinerary to your dream destination.

Price & Inclusions

Option 1

From $7,890 USD / person

Option 2

From $7,990 USD / person

Prices are in USD and exclude international flights. This trip price is based on low season rates for accommodation and other applicable services, and may change depending on availability, currency fluctuations and number of people traveling together. For high season prices, please contact us with your exact travel dates and preferences.

Price Includes
  • Accommodation and meals, as specified in the itinerary
  • Activities and excursions, as specified in the itinerary
  • Transportation services, as specified in the itinerary
  • Your Trip Coordinator: a 24/7 point of contact supporting you during your trip
  • Carbon emissions offsetting for your trip
Not Included
  • Entrance fees and meals, unless mentioned in the itinerary description
  • Tips and personal expenses
  • Visa and tourism fees
  • Travel, health, and cancellation insurance
  • International airfare

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