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AsiaLand Area: 17,210,000 (mi²) / 44,029,797 (km²)

Population: 4,494,302,221 (2016)

Largest City: okyo, Japan – 37,800,000 (2016)

Number of Countries: 48

Highest Point / Lowest Point: Mount Everest / Dead Sea Shore

Notable Geographical Features: Gobi Desert, Son Doong Cave, Himalayas

General Information About Asia

Asia is the largest of the 7 continents. There are 48 countries in Asia. Most people of Asia are Chinese, Japanese,

Indian, or Arab. The main religions include Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism, Jainism, Christianity, and Shintoism. The

largest cities of Asia are Tokyo, Seoul, Jakarta, Dehli, Mumbai, Manila, and Shanghai. Asia is surrounded on three sides

by oceans. The Pacific, Artic, and Indian oceans all surround Asia. The land of Asia is divided into six regions. These six

regions are North Asia, Central Asia, Southwest Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and East Asia. Each region has

something unique to offer.

Geography of Asia

North Asia is also known as Siberia. It's extremely cold year round with below freezing temperatures. Snow and ice

cover Siberia for most of the year. Siberia is the largest land area of Asia.

East Asia is the region with the most people. China is the largest country in East Asia. China has the most people of any

country in the world. To control the population, most families are only allowed to have one child. There are many

different languages spoken in China. The main languages spoken are Mandarin, Yue, Wu, Minbei, Minnan, Xiang, Gan,

and Hakka. The fourth longest river in the world runs through China. It is the Yangtze River. The Giant Panda lives near

the Yangtze River. China is most known for The Great Wall of China.

Central Asia is where the countries of the former Soviet Republic were located. Central Asia is made up of deserts,

mountains, and plateaus. Many people of Central Asia earn their living by raising animals such as sheep or goats.

Southwest Asia is also called The Middle East. The Middle East is known as the “Crossroads of the World” because it is

where the three continents of Asia, Africa, and Europe come together. Most of Southwest Asia is desert. One of the

most fascinating places to visit is the Dead Sea. It's located at the lowest point on earth. The Dead Sea is 417 meters

below sea level. It's the world's saltiest body of water.

It's so salty that most living things cannot survive in it. Only bacteria and fungi can survive the salty waters of the Dead

Sea. People actually stay afloat in the Dead Sea! Even the rocks along the seashore are salt-covered. Shepherds

walking along the shoreline made history when they discovered ancient biblical writings rolled inside of glass bottles.

These became known as the Dead Sea Scrolls.

South Asia is made up of many mountain chains including The Himalaya Mountains. The tallest mountain in this area is

Mount Everest. It's part of the Himalaya Mountains chain. Thousands of people have climbed Mount Everest. This is a

dangerous climb at 29,029 feet! The first person to climb to the top of Mount Everest was Edmund Hillary from New

Zealand.

Southeast Asia has thousands of islands surrounding a strip of mainland. Japan and Indonesia are located here and are

made up of many smaller islands. These countries along with China lead the world in manufacturing goods. Southeast

Asia has large rice farms. This region gets a lot of rain which is needed for growing rice.

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35 years of global expertise with 40 years of local experience. Bringing the world to

India together with taking India to the world. Understanding of International trends

together with a wealth of national insights. A global vision together with a local

approach.

Enjoy your holidays with our renowned holiday brand “Sanyog Gupta Voyages”.

Sanyog Group is steered by travel professionals, with decades of combined varied

experience in this industry but a clear common vision. Boutique and flexibility in its DNA,

but large in size, we manage to be both dimensions of flexibility and competitiveness

with ease. Today, we have etched a prominent spot amongst the world's emerging OTA

and DMC.

The company has been awarded at various occasions nationally and internationally for

its outstanding customer satisfaction performance in tourism and hospitality sector.

Welcome to our family

Our awardsspeak

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A set up to every story

Sanyog Gupta

President - Sales & Marketing

Sanyog's first tour departed in 2005 and since then we've been perfecting and diversifying our range of tours to capture the very essence of the destination. So, you are not just admiring the top sights but truly discovering them - our award winning national escorts and their unparalleled knowledge is an integral part of this.

For us, your journey begins from that very first enquiry. You can trust that we are dedicated to expertly guiding you through your holidays and voyages, wherever you choose to explore.

The audacity to conceive and design new, eye-catching product has constantly been a facet of our company. People travel to enjoy new experiences., That is why, every year we append unique destinations and programs to our portfolio.

We love varying voyager's lives.

Cheers,

At Sanyog.travel, we really know the world; every vibrant, fascinating and incredible rich corner of it. That's why we are becoming the preferred choice of our clients and trade partners.

Since the company was founded, it has urbanized into one of the largest wholesale tour operators. Huge years of know-how accumulated in organizing holidays have helped the company in steadily and systematically develop its position in tourism and hospitality sector.

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We had to make bigger our image and goodwill more coherent and to communicate

through it our whole set of values. We re-evaluated most of the things: our new name,

new logo, office design, the exterior design of transportation, the brochures, billboards

and launch a campaign to promote new company and image of the company. It was also

now that we assumed the new slogan: "We just don't say the best, We do the best”

National Tourism Award winner - No venture can be successful without a vision and

determination to excel. Behind our steady growth is the focused and well-planned

business strategy of its dynamic leader. Our directors with their exceptional vision,

foresight & strategic planning have ensured the commendations of all in the travel

related field.

Expertise In time, the company has been specialized in many destinations, enabling us

to offer a greater range of choice, more flexibility and more advantages than anyone

else. Our staff has personally experienced each destination we promote, so we are

ready to answer any questions, offering competent advice and recommendations and

providing our customers with the performance they require.

Take pleasure in a comfortable, smooth and unique journey with SGV in India, Nepal,

Bhutan, Tibet, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, as well as other selected countries around

Asia.

WE ENDEAVOR TO BE RESPONSIBLE tour operator and respect nature and the

environment we work in. Tourism is a key element in the global economy, but it also has

its downside. Environmental protection is nothing new to us, which has been

committing itself to environmental activities since 2000. Since then, we have regularly

taken part in cleaning projects on various mountain paths that have been affected by

intensive tourism.

We operate our own environmental cleaning projects to keep the environment neat,

clean and green. We also organize ecology training and attract volunteers to participate

in our environmental projects. Moreover, we aim to bring awareness to our employees

on the necessity to care for nature and the environment.

We encourage activities such as reducing the use of paper, plastic and electric energy in

office activities, re-use and recycling.

Our Visual Personality

Caring for our Planet

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Whether you're going to the beach, the mountains, or a cosmopolitan city, the one thing

that remains the same is the unparalleled thrill of anticipating your next vacation.

Choosing travel impressions ensure that regardless of where you decide to go, you'll be

well taken care of, from the planning stages through your return.

For over 40 years, we've been leading the travel industry by providing award-winning

products, services, and support. Millions of satisfied vacationers can testify that you'll

enjoy an impeccable level of quality and steadfast commitment to your experience in

over 200 destinations of your choice.

Our dedicated group of English- and Spanish-speaking travel experts will work with you

and your travel agent to create a dream vacation you'll never forget, from a wide

selection of 1,850+ hotels and resorts and 1,500 luxury villas in extraordinary locations

around the world.

We'll work within your budget—from small family vacations to large group getaways and

everything in between—to make sure that you get the best value for your dollar. We'll

book your vacation with air service or just accommodations; reserve your rental car,

tours or other attractions; and make recommendations to enrich the entire experience,

before, during and after your travels. And we'll make sure that all of the details are

covered, including letting you know of any changes after your reservations are made.

No matter where in the world you choose to go, partnering with Travel Impressions is an

important first step toward a unique and memorable vacation experience.

Create a lastingImpression

Hotel Rating System

Luxury ***** & *****+

Premium hotels and resorts located in choice settings with exquisite surroundings.

They offer the finest guest services and amenities, tailored to the needs of the

discerning traveler.

Superior **** & ****+

Tastefully furnished accommodations in beautiful surroundings, offering a broad

range of upscale services and amenities.

Deluxe *** & ***+

Comfortable accommodations offering most standard services and amenities, and

typically providing excellent value.

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Expand Your Vision

Team Behind Our Triumph

Our motto is to expand your vision throughout our history, we have handled

successively more clients than we expect every year and delivered a high quality of

services to help travellers fully realise their expectations and what they paid us.

Building on the foundation of our knowledge – processing experience, we will continue

to pursue what our motto demands through our travel process, which combine human

interfaces, personalisation, and recommendation on a higher level.

Sanyog. Travel is interesting because of its unique approach in handling all age group of

travelers and because it delivers customer satisfaction to combine high quality product

with services.

We do not compete with anybody, we compete with ourselves. We conceit ourselves

with a quality and friendly professionalism of our staff.

It is their individual satisfaction, incessant development and future perspective that are

the essential conditions for the development of our company. And we believe it is the

key to satisfied customers.

Our multi-lingual a highly qualified staff is considered as our main asset. They are well

educated and trained to serve you in perfection and to assure the quality of service

offered to your valuable clients.

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Dreams Wishes&Sanyog Gupta Foundation

For us charity begins at home. We would soon launch a charitable organisation name

“Sanyog Gupta Foundation”. The foundation will help out all waifs and stray

children, needy people for living and other health related financial aid.

We made an announcement of this foundation in an interview to the newspaper here in

New Delhi, India. I have been thinking of opening a foundation like this for long and

when I am settled mentally and financially I decided it's the right prospect to announce

our foundation, because for us charity begins at home.

The charitable sector is an imperative and captivating one, economically socially and

culturally. Every one of the world's great religions emphasises the moral imperative of

charitable living. There is no code of ethics, whether religiously based or secular, that

does not mandate the strong to look after the week, shares Sanyog.

We have made a start by planning, organising, directing, staffing and controlling and

soon the project will hit the ground. We would be glad to be given any help from the

corporate world to raise funds for the foundation.

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We Know Your Palate

START YOUR DAY WITH A CONTINENTAL / AMERICAN / ASIAN BREAKFASTHot Buffet, Bread, Bu�er, Jam, Cereal,Milk,Tea, Coffee And Juice.

Dine At

INDIAN/ASIAN/LOCAL RESTAURANTS

TREAT YOURSELF TO A DELICIOUS SPREAD OF

VEGETARIAN AND NON- VEGETARIAN DISHES.

At Your ServiceYour tour manager is your friend, philosopher and guide on your holiday.

Professionally trained to enhance your holiday experience while taking care of you,

your tour manager is your host and will travel along with you on your en�re trip.

He/she will assist you right from choosing the best shopping areas and ge�ng great

bargains to selec�ng amazing eateries. Also, in addi�on to our addi�onally tour

managers. In certain ci�es we have expert local guides to give you a greater essence of

the city.

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Our Transport Our Climate Control transport offers you complete comfort as you sit back and enjoy the

sights. Our trained and qualified drivers take pride in their vehicles and in the safety and

comfort of our travellers.

Some travelling distances are comparatively long and thus we provide frequent comfort

stops where you can use the rest room facilities and grab a quick bite. All of our

transport is non – smoking.

Hotels Selection We have taken utmost care to select the locations of hotels, keeping in mind your

comfort and the fact that you will be out sightseeing most of the time.

Depending on the city and the day to day itinerary, your hotel may be confirmed either in

the city centre or away from the city centre or in the surrounding areas.

Air Conditioners or fans depends on the favourable weather conditions. All other

modern amenities, such as attached toilets with showers, hot and cold running water

and telephone facility are provided in each room.

All hotel rooms are clean, keeping in mind western standards, but are comparatively

smaller than the rooms in Asian countries. We recommend a maximum of three people

in a room.

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Wow. Really! At SGV our basic target is to become a customer – obsessed company, where we wish to

keep the customer at the centre of all that we create.

We embarked on this way, by bringing our customers at the centre of our product

creation process, by involving them from product planning stage to finalising the

product by incorporating their ideas and views, ensuring that all sides of your tour are

taken care of and we supply an experience that will be unforgettable for a lifetime.

This initiative is a platform where we invite our customers across key markets to spell

out their most important expectations from a vacation and allow us to enhance and

deliver an inspiring vacation to meet your expectancies.

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Keep In Mind · Our prices are inclusive of all applicable taxes.

· Maximum 3 persons are recommended per room.

· Kindly check visa formalities while booking.

· Private tours can be started any day of the year.

· Person under 12 years will be considered as a child.rd· As a 3 in a triple, a roll away cot may be provided.

· Small deviations in the tour program are sometimes necessary, depending on

weather, road conditions, flight schedules, room availability and in view of local

strikes etc that are beyond our control.

· In case the government changes present taxes, increase in airlines prices, fuel

surcharge our rates will need to be adjusted accordingly.

· Clients must be fully insured, as the company cannot accept liability for loss or

damages to client's property, medical emergencies or any other loss suffered by

them whilst on tour.

Hidden Charms of Bangladesh

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Duration: 13 Nights / 14 DaysPlaces: Dhaka - Langalbandh - Sonargaon - Mainamati - Chittagong - Rangamati - Cox's Bazar - Khulna - Bagerhat - Sundarbans

Highlights: Langalbandh village - Ethnological Museum - Chandanpura Mosque - Baizid Bostami - Cruising by Speed Boat - Tribal village - Tribal Weaving Factory - Moheshkhali Island - Rakhine Tribal village at Naikhyanchari - Dry fish market - salt & old buddhist temple - Khan Jahan Ali's Mazar - Enjoy the natural beauty of Sundarbans

Day 01: Arrive Dhaka Arrive Dhaka, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

The 17th-century old city was the Mughal capital of Bengal, and many palaces and mosques remain. American architect Louis Khan’s National Parliament House complex typifies the huge, fast-growing modern metropolis.

Day 02: Dhaka – Chittagong (B+D)After breakfast, leave Dhaka for Chittagong by road On way visit Langalbandh village, Sonargaon (one of the oldest capital of Bengal) and Mainamati. Evening arrival Chittagong.

Day 03: Chittagong – Rangamati (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Rangamati Hill Tracts, (the evergreen forest with crystal Water Lake & inhabitants of distinctive tribes). On way visit Ethnological Museum, Chandanpura Mosque and Baizid Bostami. Arrival Rangamati & check-in at Motel. Evening attend the colourful Tribal Show.

Day 04: Rangamati – Chittagong (B+D)After breakfast, Lake cruising by Speed Boat. Visit Tribal village & Tribal Weaving Factory. Leave Rangamati for Chittagong by road. Arrival Chittagong. Chittagong is a major coastal seaport city and financial centre in southeastern Bangladesh. The city has a population of more than 2.5 million, while the metropolitan area has a population of 4,009,423 at the 2011 Census, making it the second largest city in the country.

Day 05: Chittagong – Cox's Bazar (B+D)After breakfast, leave Chittagong for Cox's Bazar by road. On the way visit Buddhist Temple at Ramu. Arrival Cox's Bazar, evening sightseeing in Cox's Bazar city.

Day 06: Cox's Bazar (B+D)After breakfast, excursion to Moheshkhali Island & Rakhine Tribal village at Naikhyanchari. Jeep drive along the beach to Himchari.

Day 07: Cox's Bazar – Chittagong (B+D)After breakfast, visit to dry fish market, salt & old Buddhist temple. Leave Cox's Bazar for Chittagong by road, arrival Chittagong & Check-in at Hotel.

Day 08: Chittagong – Dhaka – Sadarghat (B+D)After breakfast, transfer to Chittagong airport for Dhaka by air. Arrival Dhaka airport & transfer to hotel, half day sightseeing in Dhaka city. Late afternoon transfer to Sadarghat river terminal to on-board the Paddle Steamer for Khulna.

Dhaka is the capital city of Bangladesh, in southern Asia. Set beside the Buriganga River, it's at the center of national government, trade and culture.

Day 09: Sadarghat – Khulna (B+D)After breakfast, late evening arrival Khulna & transfer to Hotel.

Day 10: Khulna – Bagerhat – Khulna (B+D)After breakfast, full day excursion to Bagerhat. Visit 60 Domes Mosque & Shine of Khan Jahan Ali's Mazar, evening return to Khulna.

Day 11: Khulna – Mongla – Sundarban (B+D)After breakfast, transfer for Mongla to on-board the Motor for Sundarbans. Full day enjoy the natural beauty of Sundarbans and the inhabitants of World famous Royal Bengal Tiger, Spotted Deer, Crocodiles, Jungle Fowls & Rhesus Monkey's.

The Sundarbans is a natural region in southern Bangladesh and the extreme southern part of the Indian state of West Bengal in the vast river delta in the Bay of Bengal. It is the largest single block of tidal halophytic mangrove forest in the world. The Sundarbans covers approximately 10,000 square kilometre.

Day 12: Sundarban – Mongla – Jessore – Dhaka (B+D)After breakfast, leave Sundarbans for Mongla afternoon arrival Mongla. Transfer to Jessore for Dhaka by air, arrival Dhaka airport & transfer to hotel.

Day 13: Dhaka (B+D)After breakfast, half day visit to the National Martyr's Memorial at Savar & Terracotta Pottery/Clay Modelers village at Dhamrai. Evening free.

Day 14: Depart Dhaka Departure transfer to onward destination.

South & Central Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Air ticket Chittagong – Dhaka.· Boat for Khulna – Mongla.· Paddle steamer tickets.· Local english speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.

Excludes· Personal Expenses.· Camera / Video Camera Fees.· Medical Aid.· Tips.· Travel Insurance.· Visa (If any).

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Best Time

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High Season

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Winters

Summers

November-March

May-September

October-April

June-July

December-January

April-may

· Payment is accepted by Cheque, DD, Cards & Bank transfer only.

· No extra fees on card payment.

· Payment can also be done in EUR / GBP / AUD / CAD / INR.

Places Night (s) 5* Hotels

Dhaka 03 InterContinental Dhaka

Chattogram 03 Radisson Blu Bay View

Rangamati 01 Oaks Bodhgaya

Cox’s Bazar 02 Long Beach Hotel

Khulna 03 City Inn

Sundarban 01 Buddha Maya

* The hotels in the table might be replaces with the similar ones.

Private Tour - Valid till 31.12.2021

Particulars 5* Hotels

02 Pax USD 2090 PP

Single Supplement USD 650 PP

Best of BorneoDuration: 11 Nights / 12 Days

Places: Kota Kinabalu - Sepilok - Kudat

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Highlights: Poring Village - Kinabalu National Park - Deramakot Forest Reserve - Kinabatangan River - Sepilok - Kudat

Day 01: Arrive Kota Kinabalu Arrive Kota Kinabalu, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Kota Kinabalu is the capital of Malaysia's Sabah state in the northern part of the island of Borneo.

Day 02: Kota Kinabalu – Kinabalu National Park (B+D)After breakfast, we visit the Kinabalu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Malaysia's first national parks. Later we will visit the Kundasang War Memorial and Gardens. Afterwards we will proceed to our jungle camp for the night, which, although basic enjoys a stunning setting on the edge of Kinabalu National Park.

Day 03: Deramakot Forest Reserve (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Deramakot Forest Reserve where we will spend the next two days enjoying outdoor activities and wildlife spotting opportunities. The reserve is an important habitat for Borneo's animal residents including the endangered orangutan, pygmy elephant, proboscis monkey and clouded leopard. Sunrise over the dense forest canopy is unforgettable so early birds will be nicely rewarded.

Day 04: Deramakot Forest Reserve (B+D)After breakfast, our two days here, there will be the option to take nature hikes, nocturnal safaris and 4WD trips, and learn all about local conservation efforts and innovative sustainable logging procedures. Sunrise over the dense forest canopy is unforgettable so early birds will be nicely rewarded.

Day 05: Kinabatangan Region (B+D)After breakfast, we take a scenic river cruise to one of the many ox-bow lakes on the floodplain of the Kinabatangan Region. Travelling downriver there will be the chance to spot a range of wildlife from orangutans to macaques, crocodiles to hornbills in this biological hotspot.

Designated a conservation area, the region is home to ten different species of primate, a claim that only one other area in the world can claim.

Arriving at the small village of Bukit Garama we'll have a light local lunch before continuing our journey by road to our riverside lodge for the night. Later, head out on a river cruise in search of wildlife followed by a buffet dinner or local and western style food. After dinner there will be an optional night walk.

Day 06: Kinabatangan Region – Abai village (B+D)After breakfast, we take another scenic river boat journey with the Ramsar Wetland Reserve our destination, an area that incorporates mangrove forest and rare peat swamp forest. Here we will participate in a local reforestation project, getting involved with planting fast-growing fruit trees which will provide an important food source for local wildlife.

Later in the day we continue to the village of Abai where the night will be spent in a local Homestay. This provides a unique opportunity to engage with local families and learn about rural riverside lifestyles in Borneo with home-cooked food provided.

Day 07: Abai Village – Sepilok (B+D)After breakfast, we continue our adventure to Sepilok. Our visit to the centre will coincide with feeding time for the best possible sightings. Within close distance of the orangutan centre is the Rainforest Discovery Centre where you can enjoy a canopy walkway through the jungle on day 8.

Day 08: Sepilok (B+D)After breakfast, there may also be time to visit the nearby Sun Bear Conservation Centre, home to the world's smallest bear that is facing threats from deforestation and loss of habitat.

Day 09: Sepilok – Kudat (B+D)After breakfast, we fly to Kudat, a small port town on the very tip of Sabah. Kudat is a welcoming, easygoing town with a large Chinese temple and vibrant seafood market.

Day 10: Kudat (B+D)After breakfast, two days there'll be plenty of time to enjoy activities including swimming, snorkeling, fishing and hiking around the coves along the coast, plus a sunset BBQ on the beach. Please note: In some instances, due to limited seat availability.

Day 11: Kudat – Kota Kinabalu (B+D)After breakfast, there's free time to enjoy the gorgeous beaches and coves of Kudat before returning to Kota Kinabalu later this afternoon.

Day 12: Depart Kota Kinabalu Departure transfer to onwards destination.

North Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Cruise Kinabatangan Region.· Cruise Kinabatangan Region – Abai village.· Air ticket Sepilok – Kudat.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


Best Time

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Kota Kinabalu 02 Le Meridien

Kinabalu NP 01 Jungle Camp

Deramakot FR 02 Jungle Lodge

Kinabatangan 01 Jungle Lodge

Abai Village 01 Homestay

Sepilok 02 Jungle Lodge

Kudat 02 Kudat Golf & Marina


Private Tour - Vaild till 31.12.2021


02 Pax USD 2985 PP


Exotic Siem ReapDuration: 05 Nights / 06 Days

Places: Siem Reap - Phnom Penh

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Highlights: Mountain temple Phnom Bok - Pre Rup - Eastern Mebon - Sra Srang - Prasat Kravan - Small sanctuary Banteay

Day 01: Arrive Siem ReapArrive Siem Reap, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Depending on your arrival time, after you have settled - in and freshened-up we will take you on your first journey into the kingdom of Angkor.

With your private guide and driver we will first visit the spectacular temple from which all other temples get their name, Angor Wat. Angkor Wat is particularly fantastic in the late afternoon light after the crowds have subsided.

Day 02: Siem Reap (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to less known temples on a path through the jungle until we reach the old Angkor road. We continue in northern direction to another mountain temple Phnom Bok. There are two towers, on whose tips a Frangipani tree grows. Our route next brings us to the temple of Banteay Samre. Finally, we start our way back towards Siem Reap with the option to visit other temples on the go: Pre Rup, Eastern Mebon, Sra Srang, Prasat Kravan or Ta Phrom.

you will leave Siem Reap to visit the Merchrey floating village. Once you have arrived at the port you will board the boat that will take you down the river through the local village communities. You will arrive at the Tonle Sap meaning ''Great Lake''.

Day 03: Siem Reap – Banteay Chhmar – Siem Reap (B+D)

After breakfast, little rest, for city tour You will be picked up at your hotel around mid-day. Upon arrival proceed to explore the temple ruins of Banteay Chhmar on foot. The massive restoration task is being undertaken by The Global Heritage Fund. Banteay Chhmar is one of the most decrepit of the Angkor era temples.

Later you will settle in to your room for the night – a luxury tented camp. The custom-designed tents are high quality Gore-Tex and allow substantial comfort including toilet facilities.

Day 04: Siem Reap – Phnom Penh (B+D)After breakfast, go for a walk to the local market. You will then take your vehicle, and travel to Banteay Top through typical rural Cambodian landscape with oxcarts, buffalo and local villagers working the fields.

Visit the small sanctuary Banteay. This temple is 9km south of Banteay Chhmar. The temple consists of three soaring and precarious looking towers teetering on the verge of collapse. The nearby pagoda has some truly beautiful wall paintings.

Later return to Banteay Chhmar. On the way back we will stop and visit the locally named 'Pol Pot Baray' - This baray was constructed during the brutal Pol Pot regime under, as you can imagine, horrific conditions.

Today, ironically the baray is an important water source for the villagers in the area. The baray is about 3km north of Banteay Chhmar and can be difficult to reach in the rainy season.

We will then start the drive back towards Siem Reap where you will catch your short afternoon flight to Phnom Penh where your private guide and driver will be waiting to transfer you to your hotel.

Day 05: Phnom Penh (B+D)Today's tour is walking and in a local tuk-tuk to truly get a feel for the city. Bring an empty stomach and an open mind on a tour through Cambodia's unique and diverse cuisine.

Wandering past stalls selling fresh meat and vegetables, your guide talks about traditional Khmer food. If you are feeling adventurous you will have a chance to try aping (fried spiders). Strolling further, fill your taste buds with snacks as mi char (fried noodle), sach kor ang (BBQ beef) with papaya salad, and nom krok.

We also try nom bort, sticky rice wrapped in a banana leaf. Walking past some of the capitals stunning colonial buildings, we reach the Old Market and Kandal Market.

Next we will venture into the darker side of Cambodian history by visiting the harrowing Toul Sleig Museum, left as a reminder of the atrocities of the Cambodian genocide.

In afternoon you have the option to explore the bustling area in front of the Royal Palace where you'll see monks relaxing, family's enjoyed the open public space and have an opportunity to join in a local aerobics class.

Day 06: Depart Phnom PenhDeparture transfer to onwards destination.

South West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Air ticket Siem Reap - Phnom Penh.· All taxes.


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Places Night (s) 5* Standard 5* Deluxe 5* Luxury

Siem Reap 03 Borel Angkor Resort Le Meridien Park Hyatt

Phnom Penh 02 Garden City Hotel The Bale Sofitel Phnom Penh


Private Tour - Valid till 31.12.2021

Particulars 5* Standard 5* Deluxe 5* Luxury

02 Pax USD 1686 PP USD 1810 PP USD 2090 PP

Single Supplement USD 586 PP USD 710 PP USD 790 PP




China Majestic

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Highlights: Mutianyu section of the Great Wall - Tian'anmen Square - A local family in Hutong - Summer Palace - Ancient City Walls - Wide Goose Pagoda - Grand Mosque - Hanyang Tomb - Giant Buddha - Giant Panda Museum - Reed Flute Cave - Elephant Trunk Hill - Cycle ride along the beautiful Yulong River to explore Yangshuo's

Day 01: Arrive BeijingArrive Beijing, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Beijing, China’s massive capital, has history stretching back 3 millennia.

Day 02: Beijing (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Temple of Heaven; Visit Temple of Heaven, the solemn site for annual ceremonies of prayer to Heaven for good harvest by the reigning monarch during the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Then we proceed to the vicinity of Beijing to visit Mutianyu section of the Great Wall, where is lesser crowded and has magnificent scenery set amidst the emerald green hills dominated with fragrance orchards and stunning hamlets offering the amazing views especially in spring and autumn.

Day 03: Beijing – Xi'an (B+D)After breakfast, a full day sightseeing tour in Beijing, covering the history, culture and contemporary lifestyles. Visit Tian'anmen Square, the world's largest city square near the centre of Beijing.

Then visit the Forbidden City, wander around the Houhai Lake, climb to the local bell tower and visit a local family in the Hutong. Then visit Summer Palace. In the evening time, transfer to the train station and take the overnight sleeper train to Xi'an.

Day 04: Xian (B+D)After breakfast, arrive in Xi'an, one of the oldest cities in China, was the capital for 11 dynasties and is the eastern terminus of the Silk Road. Today visit Ancient City Walls, Wide Goose Pagoda, housing the Buddhist sutras brought back from India by the monk Xuan Zang and Grand Mosque.

Day 05: Xian – Chengdu (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Hanyang Tomb, then visit the highlight of any trip to Xi'an, the Terracotta Warriors. In this world's archeological wonder, thousands of life-sized armies and horses silently stood guard the tomb of the China's first unifier of Qin Emperor for over two millennia. In the evening time, transfer to the airport and take the flight to Chengdu.

Day 06: Chengdu (B+D)After breakfast, leave Chengdu and drive to Leshan, where we visit Giant Buddha, the world's largest stone Buddha. In the evening time, enjoy the fantastic Sichuan Opera and Face Changing Show, the ancient Chinese dramatic art, see how the performers changes varied colored masks rapidly.

Day 07: Chengdu (B+D)After breakfast, visit Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Base located in the suburb of Chengdu and visit cute Giant Pandas there. Established in 1987, the base has more than 80 Giant Pandas living here.

Visit Giant Panda Museum, view other rare animals such as Red Pandas, Jinsha Relic Museum. Later, we will step in the Wide and Narrow alleys (Kuan Zhai Xiangzi).

Day 08: Chengdu – Guilin (B+D)After breakfast, take the flight to Guilin. In Guilin, we visit Reed Flute Cave, described as "Art Palace of Nature", the stalagmite and stone flowers of grotesque shapes in the caves create breathtaking spectacles which are really a feast for the eyes. Later visit Elephant Trunk Hill, which resembles an elephant sucking water. Spend a night in Guilin.

Day 09: Guilin – Yangshuo (B+D)After breakfast, embark cruise on the Li River to Yangshuo for the dramatic karst landscapes. In Yangshuo, take a leisurely stroll in West Street; explore the historic village of Fuli with its stone houses and cobbled lanes, visiting the local workshops. Evening is a watch for the fabulous show of Impressions Liu Sanjie, directed by Zhang Yimou, who directed the opening ceremony at the Beijing Olympics.

Day 10: Yangshuo (B+D)After breakfast, take a cycle ride along the beautiful Yulong River to explore Yangshuo's rural charms by passing stunning rice paddies, fish farms and picturesque ancient villages. Hike up the surreal limestone pinnacle Moon Hill with surrounding countryside views. Rest time leave you own for free leisure in Yangshuo, or optional learning Chinese landscape painting.

Day 11: Depart GuilinDeparture transfer to onwards destination.

Duration: 10 Nights & 11 DaysPlaces: Beijing - Xi'an - Chengdu - Guilin - Yangshuo

East Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Train fares of Beijing – Xi'an.· Air ticket for Xi'an – Chengdu.· Air ticket Chengdu – Guilin.· Cruise for Guilin – Yangshuo.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Beijing 02 Grand Mercure Dongcheng

Xian 02 Empark Grand

Chengdu 03 Tibet Hotel

Guilin 01 Sheraton Guilin

Yangshuo 02 New West Street International




02 Pax USD 2500 PP


Day 01: Arrive BeijingArrive Beijing, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Day 02: Beijing (B+D)After breakfast, a tour briefing will be given in the hotel lobby and you will also get the opportunity to meet your traveling companions. Your first stop is Tiananmen Square, from where you can walk to the Forbidden City.

Upon arrival at the largest imperial palace. You will visit the Temple of Heaven. In the evening you will be entertained by a lively Chinese Kung Fu Show at the Red Theatre.

Day 03: Beijing (B+D)After breakfast, you will be climbing the most splendid and best preserved Badaling section of the Great Wall, where the tourist restaurants mostly sell low quality food which can't meet our standard.

Then a jade factory is arranged. After that, you will visit the Sacred Way in the afternoon. On the way to the downtown area, you will also get to see the magnificent Bird's Nest (Olympic National Stadium) at close quarters.

Day 04: Beijing – Xian (B+D)After breakfast, before heading for the next city, you will get the opportunity to visit the elegant Summer Palace - the largest imperial garden in China. An afternoon flight will take you to the ancient city of Xian. Upon arrival, you will be driven to the hotel.

Day 05: Xian (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the suburb area to marvel at the powerful Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum and a pottery-making factory. You will enjoy a home cooked a la carte lunch with a local family that you will visit. Afternoon visit to the Small Wild Goose Pagoda. Tonight, you will be invited to a traditional dumpling dinner and a splendid Tang Dynasty Music and Dance Show.

Day 06: Xian (B+D)After breakfast, visit the ancient City Wall. Then visit Shaanxi History Museum, known as 'the pearl of Xian, the treasury of China'.

Day 07: Xian – Guilin (B+D)A morning flight will take you to Guilin where you will meet your local guide at Guilin airport. A driver will then take you to the hotel. After checking in and a short rest, you will have a half day sightseeing trip to the Reed Flute Cave and a sea water pearl store.

Day 08: Guilin – Yangshuo – Guilin (B+D)After breakfast, transfer to embark the cruise for enduring memories are created as you cruise down the Li River to Yangshuo. Li River is the essence of landscape in this area, especially the section from Guilin to Yangshuo, which is reputed as 'A Hundred Miles Gallery.

In Yangshuo, you will be driven to the nearby countryside to soak up the amazing scenery. Along the way, you will pay a visit to a local family, where you will see many scenes that can only be experienced in some old Chinese movies. Then you will be driven back to Guilin to have a brief visit to the Elephant Trunk Hill. Day 09: Guilin – Shanghai (B+D)After breakfast, we will transfer you to Guilin airport for your flight to Shanghai, the last stop of your 11 days guided tour of China. The remainder of the day is left free for you. If you are interested, we suggest you take a visit to Shanghai's shining star - Xin Tian Di area. It is a wonderful place for shopping, entertainment and dining.

Day 10: Shanghai (B+D)After breakfast, trip will start at Shanghai Museum which specializes in ancient art works of China, especially bronze ware, chinaware, calligraphies and paintings. Later, take a trip to the classical Yuyuan Garden and a silk shop.

In the afternoon visit the Bund, famous Nanjing Road and an ancient street to compare the old and modern metropolis of Shanghai.

Our guide and driver will take you back to the hotel and say goodbye to you.

Day11: Depart ShanghaiDeparture transfer to onward destination.

Imperial ChinaDuration: 10 Nights / 11 Days

Places: Beijing - Xian - Guilin - Shanghai

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Highlights: The Temple of Heaven - Chinese Kung Fu Show at the Red Theatre - Summer Palace - Cooked a la carte lunch with a local family that you will visit - Small Wild Goose Pagoda - Dinner and a splendid Tang Dynasty Music and Dance Show - Shaanxi History Museum - Reed Flute Cave and a sea water pearl store - The Elephant Trunk Hill - Shanghai Museum

East Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Air tickets Beijing – Xian.· Air ticket Xian – Guilin.· Air ticket Guilin – Shanghai.· All taxes.


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Beijing 03 Renaissance Beijing Wangfujing

Xian 03 Sofitel on Renmin Square Xian

Guilin 02 Sheraton Guilin

Shanghai 02 Radisson Blu




02 Pax USD 2785 PP


Day 01: Arrive Beijing Arrive Beijing, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Yet it’s known as much for its modern architecture as its ancient sites such as the grand Forbidden City complex, the imperial palace during the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Day 02: Beijing (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Temple of Heaven; Visit Temple of Heaven. Then we proceed to the vicinity of Beijing to visit Mutianyu section of the Great Wall, where is lesser crowded and has magnificent scenery set amidst the emerald green hills dominated with fragrance orchards and stunning hamlets offering the amazing views especially in spring and autumn.

Day 03: Beijing – Xian (B+D)After breakfast, visit Tian'anmen Square, the world's largest city square near the centre of Beijing. Then visit the Forbidden City, located heart of Beijing. Later take the particular rickshaw on tour of Beijing's Hutong, a labyrinth of old narrow alleyways lined with authentic courtyard residential houses. The wander around Houhai Lake.

Climb to the local bell tower, have a birds view of the old Beijing area. Visit a local family in the Hutong. Then visit Summer Palace, is the largest and most well-preserved royal park in China. In the evening time, transfer to the train station.

Day 04: Xian (B+D)After breakfast, arrive in Xian, one of the oldest cities in China, was the capital for 11 dynasties and is the eastern terminus of the Silk Road. Today visit Ancient City Walls, built in 1370 during the Ming dynasty, the 12m-high walls are surrounded by a dry moat and form a rectangle with a perimeter of 14km. Walk or bicycle ride on the wall.

Later visit Wide Goose Pagoda, one of China's best remains Tang-style architecture, housing the Buddhist sutras brought back from India by the monk Xuan Zang. Then visit Grand Mosque, one of the largest mosque in China, blending of Chinese and Islamic features; wander in Muslim Quarter for night market and local snacks, where is home to the city's Hui community for centuries since Tang dynasty.

Day 05: Xian – Chengdu (B+D)After breakfast, visit Hanyang Tomb, and then visit the highlight of any trip to Xi'an, the Terracotta Warriors. In this world's archeological wonder, thousands of life-sized armies and horses silently stood guard the tomb of the China's first unifier of Qin Emperor for over two millennia. In the evening time, transfer to the airport and take the flight to Chengdu.

Day 06: Chengdu – – Chengdu Leshan (B+D)After breakfast, leave Chengdu this morning and drive to Leshan, where we visit Giant Buddha, the world's largest stone Buddha, overwhelming 71m in height. It was spent 90 years to be completed and is carved into a cliff overlooking the confluence of Dadu, Qingyi and Min rivers.

You can either walk down to the foot of Giant Buddha and then hike up to the summit, or take a short cruise to have a front panorama.

In the afternoon, we drive back to Chengdu. In the evening time, enjoy the fantastic Sichuan Opera and Face Changing Show, the ancient Chinese dramatic art, see how the performers changes varied colored masks rapidly.

Day 07: Chengdu (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Base located in the suburb of Chengdu and visit cute Giant Pandas there.

Established in 1987, the base has more than 80 Giant Pandas living here. Morning is the best time to view the lovely pandas, they will have their bamboo-eating breakfast, show out many so cute postures and move around, so you have many chances to take good photos.

Visit Giant Panda Museum, get to know the knowledge and history of pandas. View other rare animals such as Red Pandas too. In the afternoon, we drive to visit the Jinsha Relic Museum. Later, we will step in the Wide and Narrow alleys (Kuan Zhai Xiangzi), two ancient streets preserved from the old architectures in Ming and Qing dynasties in Chengdu.

Day 08: Depart ChengduDeparture transfer to onward destination.

Best of ChinaDuration: 07 Nights / 08 Days

Places: Beijing - Xian - Chengdu

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Highlights: Temple of Heaven - Mutianyu section of the Great Wall - Tian'anmen Square - The Forbidden City - A local family in Hutong - Summer Palace - Wide Goose Pagoda - Hanyang Tomb - Giant Panda Museum - Jinsha Relic Museum

East & South Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Train fares of Beijing – Xi'an.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Air ticket Xian – Chengdu.· All taxes.


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Beijing 02 Grand Mercure Beijing Dongcheng

Xian 02 Empark Grand

Chengdu 03 Tibet Hotel




02 Pax USD 2050 PP


Day 01: Arrive Hong Kong Macau–Arrive Hong Kong, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Macau is a Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. Located across the Pearl River estuary from Hong Kong, until 1999 Macau was an overseas territory of Portugal.

One of the world's most densely populated spots, Macau generates more revenue from gambling than anywhere else on the planet, including more than seven times the revenue generated by "The Strip" in Las Vegas.

Day 02: Macau (B+D)After breakfast, Half day Macau City Tour and visit Ruins of St. Paul's, Fisherman's Wharf, Na Cha Temple, the City of Walls, A-ma Temple, casino & souvenir shop. Dinner at local Indian restaurant with transfer.

Macau was one of the earliest European colonies in Asia and the last to be relinquished (1999) and thus has a more visible colonial history than Hong Kong. Walking through the old city you could convince yourself you were in Europe - if the streets were devoid of people and signs in Chinese, that is. The Portuguese and Macanese populations continue to maintain a presence but, as expected, most of the population is native Chinese.

Day 03: Macau Hong Kong– (B+D)After breakfast, transfer 1way ferry to HKG Pier (Ticket included), arrival Hong Kong, meet and transfer, dinner at the local Indian Restaurant.

Besides the city itself, Macau includes the islands of Taipa and Coloane, which are connected to Macau by bridges and to each other by a causeway, now built up into the Cotai Strip. The Chinese city of Zhuhai borders Macau to the north, and the border crossing carries heavy two-way vehicle and pedestrian traffic.

The Zhuhai Special Economic Zone extends south to Hengqin Island, an area west of Taipa, Cotai and Coloane; the Lotus Bridge from Cotai connects to that area. There is significant movement by the local population of both Zhuhai and Macau across the border, making the two feel like twin cities.

Day 04: Hong Kong (B+D)After breakfast, half day Hong Kong city tour, visit Kowloon Waterfront, Souvenir Shop, Jewellery Workshop, Victoria Peak by Coach. Dinner at local Indian Restaurant.

Hong Kong is renowned for its deep natural harbour, which enables ready access by international cargo ships, and its impressive skyline, with a very high density of skyscrapers; the territory boasts the second largest number of high rises of any city in the world. It has a very high Human Development Index ranking and the world's longest life expectancy.

Over 90% of the population makes use of well-developed public transportation. Seasonal air pollution with origins from neighbouring industrial areas of Mainland China, which adopts loose emissions standards, has resulted in a high level of atmospheric particulates.

Day 05: Hong Kong (B+D)After breakfast, Hong Kong Tour with 1day pass Disneyland Ticket. Dinner at local Indian Restaurant.

The source of the romanised name "Hong Kong" is not known, but it is generally believed to be an early imprecise phonetic rendering of the pronunciation in spoken Cantonese or Hakka, which means "Fragrant Harbour" or "Incense Harbour. Before 1842, the name referred to a small inlet—now Aberdeen Harbour between Aberdeen Island and the southern coast of Hong Kong Island.

Aberdeen was an initial point of contact between British sailors and local fishermen. Hong Kong was officially recorded in the 1842 Treaty of Nanking to encompass the entirety of the island.

The name had often been written as the single word Hongkong until the government adopted the current form in 1926. Nevertheless, a number of centuries-old institutions still retain the single-word form, such as the Hongkong Post, Hongkong Electric and the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.

Day 06: Depart Hong KongDeparture transfer to onwards destination.

Hong Kong & MacauDuration: 05 Nights / 06 Days

Places: Hong Kong - Macau

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Highlights: Ruins of St. Paul's - Na Cha Temple - A-ma Temple - Kowloon Waterfront - Souvenir Shop - Victoria Peak

South Region

Includes:· Meeting and assistance by our representative. · Hotel accommodation with breakfast & dinner.· Ferry Hong Kong – Macau.· Ferry Macau – Hong Kong.· Entrance fees of Disneyland.· Transfer, sightseeing and meals indicated in the

above itinerary.· All applicable transfer by private coach.· English Speaking Guide.· All taxes.


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Macau 02 Crowne Plaza

Hongkong 03 The Luxe Manor




02 Pax USD 950 PP


Classic Tour BaliDuration: 05 Nights / 06 Days

Place: Bali

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Highlights: Ubud Monkey forest - Kintamani tour - Tirta Empul at Tampak Siring - Coffee and Cacao Plantation - Ulundanu Temple - Enjoy Water Sport Activities Like Banana Boat - Parasailing - Seawalker - Uluwatu Temple - Kecak Dance Tour

Day 01: Arrive Bali Arrive Bali, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Bali is an island and province of Indonesia. The province includes the island of Bali and a few smaller neighbouring islands, notably Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan, and Nusa Ceningan.

It is located at the westernmost end of the Lesser Sunda Islands, between Java to the west and Lombok to the east. Its capital, Denpasar, is located in the southern part of the island.

Day 02: Bali – Ubud Monkey Forest – Bali (B+D)After breakfast, pick up at lobby hotel then, proceed for Ubud Monkey forest + Kintamani tour. The highlight of this tour is the magnificent view of Mount and Lake Batur with the smoky Agung Volcano in the background.

Bali is a popular tourist destination, which has seen a significant rise in tourists since the 1980s. It is renowned for its highly developed arts, including traditional and modern dance, sculpture, painting, leather, metalworking, and music. The Indonesian International Film Festival is held every year in Bali.

Enroute stops at the Ubud Monkey Forest, The holy spring of Tirta Empul at Tampak Siring, Coffee and Cacao Plantation at Madu Pertiwi Agro Tourism, then Back to the hotel.

Day 03: Bali - Bedugul – Tanah Lot Sunset – Bali (B+D)After breakfast, we will pick up at lobby hotel proceed to Bedugul tour (Ulundanu Temple). This temple is located on Beraton Lake in Bedugul Area, in the northwestern part of Bali. The weather in this area is so cool and fresh, with the beautiful scenery surrounding this area.

Ulundanu Temple is dedicated to the Goddness of serene Lake Beratan, as a manifestation of Brahman as Wisnu, the preserver. Then drive to Tanah Lot Sunset tour.

Tanah Lot Temple one of the most popular places of interest in Bali. It is also called Tanah Let which means ancient land.

The temple Pura Tanah Lot, simple in its construction, is dramatic in its ocean-front location and is one of the main temples in the worship of Balinese Gods.

Day 04: Bali (B+D)After breakfast, pick up at lobby hotel proceed to Tj. Benoa to take Glass Bottom Boat Turtle Island Only , you can Enjoy Water Sport Activities Like Banana Boat , Parasailing , Seawalker and Etc (Water Sport On Personal Expenses) Lunch Will provide at Indian Restaurant then Continue to Uluwatu Temple And Kecak Dance Tour.

Bali is part of the Coral Triangle, the area with the highest biodiversity of marine species. In this area alone over 500 reef building coral species can be found.

For comparison, this is about 7 times as many as in the entire Caribbean. Most recently, Bali was the host of the 2011 ASEAN Summit, 2013 APEC and Miss World 2013. Bali is the home of the Subak Irrigation System, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Day 05: Bali (B+D)After Breakfast, free Program at your Leisure, on 10.00AM will pick up at lobby hotel then proceed for Shopping to Traditional Market or Bali Shopping Mall, Lunch on Personal Expenses then proceed for 2 Hours Herritage Spa and back to the hotel, We will pick up at lobby hotel then proceed to Half day Sunset Dinner Cruise with transfers on SIC.

Bali was inhabited around 2000 BC by Austronesian people who migrated originally from Southeast Asia and Oceania through Maritime Southeast Asia. Bali was also mapped in 1512, in the chart of Francisco Rodrigues, aboard the expedition.

Culturally and linguistically, the Balinese are closely related to the people of the Indonesian archipelago, Malaysia, the Philippines and Oceania. Stone tools dating from this time have been found near the village of Cekik in the island's west.

There's no better way to spend a balmy tropical evening than on Bali Hai's evening Dinner Cruise. As the sun goes down we set off on a relaxing cruise around the harbour. Take in the cool night air on the top desk, be entertained by our live musical entertainers at the bridge deck,

Day 06: Depart BaliDeparture transfer to onward destination.

Central & South Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Bali 05 Kuta Paradiso




02 Pax USD 785 PP


Day 01: Arrive Yogyakarta Arrive Yogyakarta, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Kotagede as the center of silver handicrafts in Yogyakarta, then continue to Shopping at Malioboro shopping center.

Also within the kraton are numerous open-air pavilions that host classical Javanese dance shows and concerts of gamelan music, characterized by gongs, chimes and plucked string instruments.

Day 02: Yogyakarta – Lava – Borobudur – Yogyakarta (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Cangkringan – a village on the slope of Mt Merapi that is totally destroyed after the last great eruption of Merapi in November 4th and 5th, 2010. The hot cloud (pyroclastic flow) hit this village.

During the last eruption Merapi has spewed more than 1 million cubic meter volcanic materials and covered this village – including visit the Museum Gunung Merapi or Merapi Volcano Museum which was built by supporting the cost of the Department of Energy.

Mining and Natural Resources and opened at October 1st, 2009. Afterward, visit Borobudur Temple and Mendut & Pawon temples.

Borobudur, or Barabudur is a 9th-century Mahayana Buddhist temple in Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia, as well as the world's largest Buddhist temple.

Day 03: Yogyakarta – Parangtritis – Yogyakarta (B+D)After breakfast, visit Sultanate Palace the magnificent palace of Kraton of Yogyakarta.

Proceed to Tamansar I/Water castle. Then visit a traditional batik home industry and Kotagede well known as a silversmith, lunch at local restaurant., proceed to visit Kasongan village and having sunset at Parangtritis beach.

Parangtritis is a popular tourist beach and village area on the southern coast of Java in the Bantul Regency within the province of the Yogyakarta Special Region. Quite large crowds of mainly local tourists visit Parangtritis over weekends and on holidays.

Larger tourist buses as well as various types of cheaper minibuses ply the route to the beach from Yogyakarta. There are local tourist facilities at Parangtritis including parking arrangements, modest hotels which provide visitors with places to change and shower, and small restaurants.

Often small ponies or horse-drawn carts can be hired for rides along the beach. Tourists also visit some of the various caves and springs in the cliffs and hills near Parangtritis, such as the Gua Tapan cave and the Beji spring, which are quite close to the beach.

Yogyakarta (often called “Jogja”) is a city on the Indonesian island of Java known for its traditional arts and cultural heritage. Its ornate 18th-century royal complex, or kraton, encompasses the still-inhabited Sultan's Palace.

Day 04: Yogyakarta – Solo City – Yogyakarta (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Solo City for visiting Mangkunegaran Palace, Triwindu flea market, and shopping in the biggest batik market in Indonesia know as Pasar Klewer, on the way back to Yogyakarta visit Prambanan Temple.

Surakarta (also known as Solo) is a city and the historic royal capital on the Indonesian island of Java.

The 18th-century Keraton Kasunanan was the royal family's residence and today is a museum of heirlooms, while Mangkunegaran Palace has an elaborately painted pavilion. Surakarta is also a major center of dying batik fabric, which is displayed at the Danar Hadi museum.

Java, lying between Sumatra and Bali, is a volcano-dotted island that's at the geographic and economic center of Indonesia, and home to more than half its people. Java's largest city is modern, sprawling Jakarta, the nation's capital.

It's home to the expansive National Museum, an old town (Kota Tua) with Dutch colonial buildings, as well as upscale hotels and shopping malls.

Day 05: Depart YogyakartaDeparture transfer to onwards destination.

Classical Borobudur

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Highlights: The Museum Gunung Merapi or Merapi Volcano Museum - Borobudur Temple - Mendut & Pawon temples - Sultanate Palace - Prambanan Temple

Central & East Region

Duration: 04 Nights / 05 Days

Places: Yogyakarta - Lava - Borobudur - Kasongan - Parangtritis



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Yogyakarta 04 Royal Ambarrukmo




02 Pax USD 685 PP


Highlights of Japan

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Duration: 07 Nights / 08 DaysPlaces: Narita - Tokyo - Nikko - Mt. Fuji - Hakone - Takayama - Shirakawago - Kanazawa - Kyoto - Nara

Highlights: Asakusa Kannon Temple - Nakamise shopping street - Toshogu shrine - Kegon Waterfall - Cruise on Lake Ashi - Hakone Ropeway - Yatai Kaikan Hall - Kusakabe Folkcraft Museum

Central Region

Day 01: Arrive Narita – TokyoArrival Narita International Airport and transfer to Tokyo City Hotel. Meet assist and transfer to the Hotel.

Narita is a city on the eastern outskirts of Tokyo, Japan. It's home to Tokyo's Narita International Airport. In Narita's center is the centuries-old Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, a Buddhist complex with gilded pagodas and tranquil gardens.

Day 02: Tokyo (B+D)After breakfast, visit Tokyo Tower, Imperial Palace Plaza, Sensoji Temple / Nakamise Shopping Street, Drive by Ueno and Akihabara. The Tour will end upon arrival at Tokyo station / Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal.

Tokyo, Japan's busy capital, mixes the ultramodern and the traditional, from neon-lit skyscrapers to historic temples. The opulent Meiji Shinto Shrine is known for its towering gate and surrounding woods.

Day 03: Tokyo – Mt.Fuji – Hakone (B+D)After breakfast, Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal (is the gathering point for all SIC departure) and Visit Mt.Fuji 5th Station.After Lunch transfer by coach to Kojiri ship Lake Ashi Cruise, Hakone-en to Mt Komagatake by Ropeway.

Mount Fuji is one of Japan's "Three Holy Mountains" along with Mount Tate and Mount Haku. It is also a Special Place of Scenic Beauty and one of Japan's Historic Sites. Per UNESCO, Mount Fuji has inspired artists and poets and been the object of pilgrimage for centuries. UNESCO recognizes 25 sites of cultural interest within the Mt. Fuji locality. These 25 locations include the mountain itself, Fujisan.

Hakone, in Japan's Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park west of Tokyo, is a mountainous town known for its hot springs resorts (onsen) and views of the iconic volcano Mount Fuji. It also encompasses Hakone Shrine, a Shinto shrine with a red “torii” gate overlooking Lake Ashi, which can be toured by boat.

Day 04: Hakone – Takayama (B+D)After breakfast, transfer by reserved taxi to Odawara station to board bullet train to Nagoya station(Kodama/140min)Upon arrival Nagoya station by Limited express Hida 150 min to Takayama Station and walk to Yatai Kaikan Hall ,Kusakabe Folk Museum, Kami Sannomachi Town.

Day 05: Takayama – Shirakawago – Kanazawa (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Takayama Morning Market and by coach to Shirakawa-go. Shirakawa-go Observatory / Wada Residence Japanese-Style Lunch. After lunch transfer by coach to Hotel Kanazawa.

Takayama is a city in Japan's mountainous Gifu Prefecture. The narrow streets of its Sanmachi Suji historic district are lined with wooden merchants' houses dating to the Edo Period, along with many small museums.

The city is famed for its biannual Takayama Festival, going back to at least the mid-1600s, celebrating spring and fall with parades featuring ornate, gilded floats and puppet shows.

Day 06: Kanazawa – Kyoto (B+D)After breakfast, transfer by coach to Nagamachi Samurai District /Former Samurai Residence. By coach to Kenrokuen Garden, Higashi-chaya District , Hakuza (Gold leaf shop)Transfer by coach to Kanazawa Station to take Limited Express Thunderbird train (145min) to Kyoto StationUpon arrival Kyoto station by reserved taxi to Hotel.

Kanazawa is the capital of Ishikawa Prefecture, on Japan's central Honshu Island. It's known for well-preserved Edo-era districts, art museums and regional handicrafts.

Kenrokuen Garden, begun in the 17th century, is celebrated for its classic landscape designs incorporating ponds and streams. The adjacent Kanazawa Castle was built in the 1580s, after the defeat of the Peasant's Kingdom, Japan's only Buddhist fiefdom.

Day 07: Kyoto (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to transfer by coach to Nijo Castle, Kinkakuji Temple (Golden Pavilion), Kyoto Imperial Palace( visiting except on Mondays), Kitano-tenmangu Shrine (visiting on Mondays) Japanese/Western Buffet Lunch Transfer by coach to Heian Jingu Shrine, Sanjusangendo Temple, Kiyomizu temple. Departure transfer to onward destination.

Day 8: Kyoto – Depart KansaiDeparture transfer to onward destination.

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Train ticket Tokyo - Mt.Fuji.· Train ticket Hakone – Takayama.· Train ticket Kanazawa – Kyoto.· All taxes.


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Tokyo 02 Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo Grand

Hakone 01 Yumoto Fujiya Hotel

Takayama 01 Hida Hotel Plaza

Kanazawa 01 Kanazawa Tokyu Hotel

Kyoto 02 Nikko Princess




02 Pax USD 2585 PP


Day 01: Arrive TokyoArrive Narita International Airport and transfer to Tokyo City Hotel. Meet assist and transfer to you at the custom exit in boarding reserved taxi by himself to the Hotel.

Day 02: Tokyo (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal (is the gathering point for all SIC departure). visit Tokyo Tower , Imperial Palace Plaza, Sensoji Temple /Nakamise Shopping Street, Drive by Ueno and Akihabara. The Tour will end upon arrival at Tokyo station/Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal.

Day 03: Tokyo – Kamakura – Tokyo (B+D)After breakfast, transfer to Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal (is the gathering point for all SIC departure) Jomyo-ji Temple(Green Tea Experience) walk to Hokoku-ji Temple. After the tour transfer for lunch Buddhist Vegetarian Cuisine. After lunch transfer by coach to Kotoku-in Temple, Enoshima The Tour will end upon arrival at Ginza/ Shinjuku.

Day 04: Tokyo – Nikko – Tokyo (B+D)After breakfast, transfer to Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal (is the gathering point for all SIC departure), Visit Nikko Toshogu Shrine Japanese Style. After lunch transfer by coach to visit Lake Chuzenji and Kegon falls The Tour will end upon arrival at Shinjuku/Ginza.

Day 05: Tokyo (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Free day for own Leisure. Tokyo, Japan’s busy capital, mixes the ultramodern and the traditional, from neon-lit skyscrapers to historic temples. The opulent Meiji Shinto Shrine is known for its towering gate and surrounding woods. The Imperial Palace sits amid large public gardens.

Day 06: Tokyo – Mt.Fuji – Hakone (B+D)After breakfast, Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal (is the gathering point for all SIC departure) and Visit Mt.Fuji 5th Station. After Lunch transfer by coach to Kojiri ship Lake Ashi Cruise, Hakone-en to Mt Komagatake by Ropeway.

Day 07: Hakone – Takayama (B+D) After breakfast, transfer by reserved taxi to Odawara station to board bullet train to Nagoya station(Kodama/140min)Upon arrival Nagoya station by Limited express Hida 150 min to Takayama Station and walk toYatai Kaikan Hall ,Kusakabe Folk Museum, Kami Sannomachi Town.

Day 08: Takayama – Shirakawago – Kanazawa (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Takayama Morning Market and by coach to Shirakawa-go. Shirakawa-go Observatory / Wada Residence Japanese-Style Lunch. After lunch transfer by coach to Hotel Kanazawa.

Day 09: Kanazawa – Kyoto (B+D)After breakfast, transfer by coach to Nagamachi Samurai District /Former Samurai Residence. By coach to Kenrokuen Garden, Higashi-chaya District , Hakuza (Gold leaf shop)Transfer by coach to Kanazawa Station to take Limited Express Thunderbird train (145min) to Kyoto StationUpon arrival Kyoto station by reserved taxi to Hotel.

Day 10: Kyoto (B+D)After breakfast, transfer by coach to Nijo Castle, Kinkakuji Temple (Golden Pavilion), Kyoto Imperial Palace( visiting except on Mondays), Kitano-tenmangu Shrine (visiting on Mondays) Japanese/Western Buffet Lunch Transfer by coach to Heian Jingu Shrine, Sanjusangendo Temple, Kiyomizu temple.

Day 11: Kyoto – Hiroshima – Kyoto (B+D)After breakfast, transfer by reserved taxi to New Miyako Hotel (Is the gathering point for all SIC Departure) and walk to Kyoto Station Board Bullet train (Nozomi or Hikari/110-125 min) to Hiroshima Station. Upon arrival Hiroshima station by coach to Miyajimaguchi ship Miyajima Island, Itsukushima Shrine and Enjoy lunch on your own.

By ship to Miyajimaguchi transfer by coach to Hiroshima Peace and Memorial Park /Museum, Atomic Bomb Dome After the tour transfer to Hiroshima Station to (Nozomi or Hikari/110-125 min) Board Bullet train to Kyoto Station Upon arrival Kyoto station by reserved taxi to Hotel.

Day 12: Kyoto (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Free day for own Leisure. Kyoto, once the capital of Japan, is a city on the island of Honshu. It's famous for its numerous classical Buddhist temples, as well as gardens, imperial palaces, Shinto shrines and traditional wooden houses.

Day 13: Kyoto (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Free day for own Leisure.

Day 14: Kyoto – Depart KansaiDeparture transfer to onward destination.

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Duration: 13 Nights / 14 DaysPlaces: Tokyo - Hakone - Takayama - Kanazawa - Kansai

Highlights: Tokyo Tower - Imperial Palace Plaza - Sensoji Temple - Yatai Kaikan Hall - Kusakabe Folk Museum - Kami Sannomachi - Kenrokuen Garden - Higashi - chaya District - Heian Jingu Shrine - Sanjusangendo Temple - Kiyomizu temple.

Central Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Bullet train Ticket Odawara Station to

Kyoto Station.· Train tickets for Tokyo - Mt.Fuji.· Train tickets for Hakone – Takayama.· Train tickets for Kanazawa – Kyoto.· Train tickets for Kyoto – Hiroshima.· Train tickets for Hiroshima – Kyoto. · Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Tokyo 05 Keio Plaza Hotel

Hakone 01 Yumoto Fujiya Hotel

Takayama 01 Hida Hotel Plaza

Kanazawa 01 Kanazawa Tokyu Hotel

Kyoto 05 Nikko Princess




02 Pax USD 4500 PP


Golden Ring of Zhetisu

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Duration: 07 Nights / 08 DaysPlaces: Almaty - Altyn Emel - Charyn Canyon - Kolsai Lakes - Kaindy Lake - Issyk

Highlights: Kyzylauyz petroglyphs - The collective hunt for goats and deer - Singing Dune - Open air museum - Kolsai Lakes - Issyk Gorge - Sightseeing at Kaindy Lake

Day 01: Arrive Almaty Arrive Almaty, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Almaty, Kazakhstan's largest metropolis, is set in the foothills of the Trans-Ili Alatau mountains. It served as the country's capital until 1997 and remains Kazakhstan's trading and cultural hub.

Day 02: Almaty – Altyn Emel – Almaty (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Altyn Emel, meet assist and transfer to the National Park. Sightseeing at Kyzylauyz petroglyphs. Besshatyr burial mounds - is the main sightseeing of the Altyn Emel National Park. Besshatyris translated as five tents probably. Besshatyr necropolis is considered to be the shrine of ancient Saks lived on territory of modern Kazakhstan in the 6th century BC.

Day03: Altyn Emel (B+D)After breakfast, Sightseeing tour to the Singing Dune. In the south - thin strip of the Ili River is visible as well as purple mountains of Sogety and Boguty, looking out from the white peaks of the Ketmen ridge. Return to the hotel and Sightseeing tour to Katutau and Aktau mountains.

From the effects of environmental factors, it took the form of intricate figures and landscapes. Return to Altyn Emel hotel.

Day 04: Altyn Emel – Charyn Canyon – Kolsai Lakes (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Ash-tree Grove in the Temerlik River. Sightseeing and picnic. In the lower reaches of the Charyn River and its tributary Temirlik there is a unique place. The four trees of about the same age are fenced off in the grove. It is some kind of open-air museum. Botanists believe that these trees are over a thousand years old.

Transfer to Charyn Canyon. Sightseeing in the “Valley of Castles”. Charyn Canyon is a natural complex, unique in its kind not only in Kazakhstan but also worldwide.

Extraordinary dissection of the terrain is striking: the numerous ravines form a dense, chaotic network. For millions of years the nature has been creating a unique architecture, erecting magnificent castles carefully and slowly. Arrival to Saty settlement, accommodation in the guest house.

Day 05: Kolsai Lakes (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Trekking from Kolsai Lake-1 to Kolsai Lake-2. Kolsai Lakes - Pearls of the Northern Tien-Shan represent a cascade of three lakes. Horse lovers can order a horseback tour to this place. Without doubts the tourists are expected to have a wonderful vacation in these places - berries, mushrooms and fishing. Return to Saty settlement.

Day 06: Kolsai Lakes – Kaindy Lake – Kaindy Lake (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Kaindy Gorge. Sightseeing on Kaindy Lake. Kaindy Lake (birch lake) is situated among magnificent pine forest at an altitude of 2000 meters above sea level and is famous for its origin.

It was formed in 1911 due to the powerful earthquake that triggered the landslide blocked the valley by the natural dam, and the water has flooded the valley.

The water of the lake is very cold, that is why the needles of the flooded trees are well preserved and clearly visible through the transparent surface of the water, and dry stems of fir trees overlook the water surface, like the masts of the submarine squadron. It is impossible to describe in words all this mystical splendor of the lake – it is necessary to go there and see everything with own eyes.

Picnic in nature. Return to Saty settlement. Free time. Walking, trekking in the vicinity. Horse riding on request (for a surcharge).

Day 07: Kolsai Lakes – Issyk lake – Almaty (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Issyk city. Lunch and sightseeing in the Issyk Gorge. The tour route will take you to an altitude of 1756 meters above sea level, to the beautiful mountain lake Issyk.

On the back way, you will learn a lot about the nature and history of this region and see the burial mounds of Saka period, where the famous Golden Man was found, which has become the state symbol of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Also you will visit the State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve “ISSYK”, where you will see the expositions dedicated to the history and culture of the Saka period, including a copy of Golden Man and golden items, ancient ceramics and weapon. Departure to Almaty.

Day 08: Depart Almaty Departure transfer to onward destination.

South East Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Transfers to from airport /railway station

and transportation as per program.· Train ticket Almaty – Astana. · Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Almaty 02 Rixos Almty

Kalsoi Lake 03 Homestay

Altyn Emel 02 Guest House



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02 Pax USD 1695 PP


Day 01: Arrive Almaty Arrive Almaty, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Landmarks include the Central State Museum, displaying thousands of historic Kazakh artifacts.

Day 02: Almaty (B+D)After breakfast, the tour starts with sightseeing in central part of Almaty. You will know more about history and development of the Southern capital of Kazakhstan and see its major attractions. You will visit a popular place for town people - the Green Bazaar, where it is impossible to refrain from shopping.

There you can obtain famous Asian sweets, but dont forget to bargain. Then the tour will continue in one of the oldest Almaty park – Panfilov Park, where you will see one of the unique wooden building in the world – Zenkov Cathedral and also visit the Memorial of Glory and Eternal Flame, dedicated to the memory of the fighters who died for freedom and independence of the country.

You will go to the Medeo Gorge, where the highest mountain skating rink in the world is located, as well as the dam, protecting the city from dangerous mudflow. Next destination is the Kok-Tobe hill where the tallest TV tower in the world is located and where you will go by the picturesque winding mountain road.

In the national restaurant of Kok-Tobe park you will have opportunity to try traditional dishes of Kazakh cuisine sitting inside the real Kazakh yurt. After the lunch you can stroll along the winding paths of the Kok-Tobe park, admire the magnificient panorama of the city from the special observation deck and visit the shop of national souvenirs. Return to the hotel.

Day03: Almaty (B+D)After breakfast, The Issyk Lake Tour route to one of the most beautiful gorges of Trans-Ili Alatau – Issyk Gorge lies along the Kuldja tract, where hundreds of years ago the trade caravans travelled.

On the way you will learn a lot about nature and history of this region and see the burial mounds of Saka period, where the famous “Golden Man” was found, which has become the state symbol of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Also you will visit the

State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve “ISSYK”, where you will see the expositions dedicated to the history and culture of the Saka period, including a copy of Golden Man and golden items, ancient ceramics, weapon, elements of horse equipment, as well as the model of the Saka burial mound.

Then the tour route will take you to an altitude of 1756 meters above sea level, to the beautiful mountain lake Issyk, located in the valley with the same name. The lake was formed about 10,000 years ago due to colossal landslide, resulted in formation of the natural dam of 300 meters in height.

On the lake you will enjoy the majestic beauty of its turquoise water surface and the Issyk Gorge, as well as listen to the details of the natural disaster of 1963. Also at the lake you will have a picnic and free time for recreation in nature. Return to the hotel.

Day 04: Almaty – Astana (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Astana and you can visit shopping malls of the city, as - Zangar (Central Department Store), Mega Center Mall, Esentai Moll and etc. Check-out from the hotel and transfer to the railway station for the evening train to Astana.

Day 05: Astana (B+D)After breakfast proceed for Sightseeing Tour “Steppe flower Astana “was founded on the right side of Ishim river, where the tour begins. Constitution Square, Museum of the First President, Congress Hall will be starting points of excursion. You will walk along the riverside of Ishim with its specific romantic atmosphere and see the city in dynamics, and how it is developing.

After lunch, in one of the numerous restaurants of the capital, you will visit “Millennium Axis” on the left side of the river, where you will see significant architectural constructions: Round Square, shopping and entertainment center ”Khan Shatyr” Main Square. And afterwards you will go up to the observation deck of “Astana-Baiterek” monument to admire the magnificent panorama of the Kazakhstan capital. Transfer to the hotel.

Day 06: Astana (B+D)After Breakfast, free day in Astana.

Day 07: Depart AstanaDeparture transfer to onward destination.

Highlights of KazakhstanDuration: 06 Nights / 07 Days

Places: Almaty - Astana

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Highlights: Green Bazaar - Memorial of Glory and Eternal Flame - Central Asian market - Cultural Museum - Steppe flower Astana - Millennium Axis

Central & South Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Transfers to from airport /railway station

and transportation as per program.· Train ticket Almaty-Astana. · Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Almaty 03 Rixos Almaty

Astana 03 Ramada Hotel




02 Pax USD 1355 PP


Day 01: Arrive Kuala Lumpur Arrive Kuala Lumpur, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia. Its modern skyline is dominated by the 451m-tall Petronas Twin Towers, a pair of glass-and-steel-clad skyscrapers with Islamic motifs. The towers also offer a public skybridge and observation deck. The city is also home to British colonial-era landmarks such as the Kuala Lumpur Railway Station and the Sultan Abdul Samad Building.

Day 02: Kuala Lumpur (B+D)After breakfast, depart for a half day tour of the city of Kuala Lumpur. Highlight of the tour: (Photo stop): Petronas Twin Tower, Kings Palace, and National Mosque. (Visit stop): National Monument, and Sultan Abdul Samad Building. Rest of the day at leisure for discover the good bargains and cafes and restaurants of Lumpur.

Day 03: Kuala Lumpur (B+D)After breakfast, depart from Kuala Lumpur to Melaka historical city. The third smallest state in Malaysia and one of the oldest

and most strategic, trading ports in Malaysia. Visit St. Paul's Hill for a panoramic view of Malacca and its straits as well as the old town of Bandar Hilir.

Day 04: Kuala Lampur (B+D)After breakfast, rest of the day free at own leisure.

Day 05: Kuala Lumpur – Cameron Highlands (B+D)After breakfast, depart to Cameron Highland, which is located at1542m above sea level. Famed for its tea plantations and cool temperatures. On the way, we will stop to experience basket weaving. Lata Iskandar Waterfall and a native settlement.

Day 06: Cameron Highlands (B+D)After breakfast, rest of the day free at own leisure.

Day 07: Cameron Highlands – Penang (B+D)After breakfast, proceed for Morning tour of Cameron Highlands including the sea plantation, tea factory, market place and butterfly farm. Depart to Penang. Enroute, visit the Sam Poh Tong cave Temple in Ipoh, the Ubudiah Mosque, Iskandariah Palace and Istana Kenangan. Cross over to penang using the fifth longest bridge in the world, arrive Penang in evening.

Day 08: Penang (B+D)After breakfast, proceed for a City, Culture, and Heritage tour. Visit first longest Reclining Buddha in the world, next is the Botanical Gardens, which offers lush green surroundings which a wide variety of tropical plants and bird life.

Visit the Kek Lok Si Temple built in 1904, the most beautiful and largest Buddha Temple Complex in south East Asia and is known as the Temple of 1000 Buddhas and Fort Cornwallis.

Continue to the old part of Georgetown, where the Khon kong Si Clan House is located. Return to the hotel and the rest of the day is at leisure. In the evening, you can explore the nightlife along Batu Ferringhi, Penang style!

Day 09: penang (B+D)After breakfast, rest of the day free at own leisure.

Day 10: Penang (B+D)After breakfast, rest of the day free at own leisure.

Day 11: Penang – Langkawi (B+D)After breakfast, transfer to the Penang jetty to board the ferry for Langkawi Island. Sailing time is at 08h30 and arrival in Langkawi at 11h00 approximately. Meet & Greet at Langkawi Jetty and transfer to hotel. Rest of the day at Leisure.

Day 12: Langkawi (B+D)After breakfast, depart for half day Round Island Tour in Langkawi. Enjoy and discover the Legends and attractions of this Paradise Island.

You will be visiting the Batik Village, Mahsuri's tomb, the Black Sand Beach, the Eagle Square and Kuah Town. Afternoon at leisure and overnight Langkawi.

Day 13: Langkawi (B+D)After breakfast, rest of the day free at own leisure.

Day 14: Langkawi (B+D)After breakfast, rest of the day free at own leisure.

Day 15: Depart LangkawiDeparture transfer to onward destination.

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Duration: 14 Nights / 15 DaysPlaces: Kuala Lumpur - Cameron highlands - Penang - Langkawi

Highlights: National Monument - Sultan Abdul Samad - Kings Palace and National Mosque - St. Paul's Hill - Lata Iskandar Waterfall - Paradise Island - Mahsuri's tomb.

North West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· All private transfer with English driver & guide.· All tour SIC Half day city tour Kuala Lumpur.· Full Day Tour Sunway KL.· Half day Island tour. · Langkawi & Half day city tour Penang.· Ticket ferry from Langkawi to Penang.· Rate is inclusive with GST government tax. · All taxes.


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Kuala Lumpur 04 Hotel Istana

Cameron Highlands 02 Cameron Highlands Resort

Penang 04 Park Royal

Langkawi 04 Meritus Hotel




02 Pax USD 1390 PP


Day 01: Arrive UlaanbaatarArrive Ufaanbaatar, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Ulaanbaatar is the capital of Mongolia. It's in the Tuul River Valley, bordering the Bogd Khan Uul National Park.

Day 02: Ulaanbaatar – Hustai National Park (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the Hustai National Park. After check-in and lunch at Ger camp, rest and relaxing. There is you can visit a small Ger museum about the national park, wild horses and how they was reintroduced into the wild some years ago now for European zoos.

We will take a short drive and hiking to see the horses. There is great opportunity to take photo for these endangered horses. If you are lucky, you can see fox, deer, marmot, eagle and more wild animals. Besides of the wild animals you can find here beautiful sceneries of the Mongolian nature that features mountain and steppe

Day 03: Hustai National Park – Elsen Tasarkhai (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Elsen tasarkhai. We will visit local camel herder family in their Ger, explore their unique nomadic lifestyle. We will discover this magnificent place on camel back. Mongolia is home to 2/3 of the two-humped Bactrian camels in the world.

It is a gentle, calm and extraordinary patient animal and can carry on without water for a month. Bet, you never rode a Bactrian camel, riding a Bactrian camel is much more comfortable than the camel in Sahara, India or anywhere else.

Day 04: Elsen Tasarkhai – Kharkhorin (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Kharkhorin - is a small village and one of the country's major tourist destinations and historically known as Karakorum city. We will visit museum of Karakorum, the symbolic ruins of the ancient city.

Also we will visit to the magnificent and the oldest Buddhist Monastery complex of Erdene Zuu, built in the 16th century, with 108 stupas. The monastery is still active, and there are temple museums and buildings where monks live and pray. Here you can see interesting listen to monk chanting Buddhist sutras.

Day 05: Kharkhorin – Mongol (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Mongol nomadic camp. Check-in the Ger camp in late afternoon. We will visit local nomadic family to experience firsthand how people live the country side, a lifestyle which has not changed for centuries.

Day 06: Mongol – Manzushir (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the Genghis Khan Statue Complex. On the way visit Mt. Bogd Khan national park. After lunch at restaurant in the statue complex, we will explore the complex. There is a recreation area, restaurants, and souvenir shops occupy the base structure.

Day 07: Manzushir – Gun Galuut National Park (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Gun-Galuut National Park. There is great chance to see world endangered Wild Sheep Argali. In the afternoon, we will little drive and hiking to see the wild sheep. The most peculiarity of Gun-Galuut is Argali – Wild sheep, which honored as “World Hunting Highlight” so registered in the “Red List” of IUCN.

Day 08: Gun Galuut National Park – Terelj National Park (B+D) After breakfast, proceed to Terelj National Park. It's one of the most visited national parks in Mongolia. You can see the extraordinary formation of rocks and stones, some of them look quite similar to turtles. After lunch, we will take a short drive to see Turtle Rock - interesting rock formation looking like a turtle and visit Ariyabal meditation temple - surrounded by scenic mountains with massive rock formations and sits on top of the mountain.

Day 09: Terelj National Park – Ulaanbaatar (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the city and visit Gandan Monastery, Megjid Janraisig Temples, we will see 26-meter-high majestic gilded statue of Migjid Janraisig. After lunch we will visit Sukhbaatar square and Parliament House displayed with Great Khans memorial statue. Continue to visit National Museum, Stone & Bronze Age artifacts. Next, Zanabazar Fine Art Museum and The Zaisan Memorial.

Day 10: Depart UlaanbaatarDeparture transfer to onwards destination.

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Duration: 09 Nights / 10 DaysPlaces: Ulaanbaatar - Elsen Tasarkhai - Kharkhorin - Mongol - Manzushir

Highlights: Perzevalski horse - Elsen tasarkhai - Willow trees - The Orkhon valley - Museum of Karakorum - Genghis Khan Statue Complex - Manzshir Monastery - Gun-Galuut National Park - Terelj National Park - Ariyabal meditation temple - Gandan Monastery - Megjid Janraisig Temples

Central Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Entrance fees to national parks and

natural reservoirs.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Ulaanbaatar 02 Soyol Hotel

Hustai NP 01 Ger Camp

Elsen Tasarkhai 01 Ger Camp

Kharkhorin 01 Ger Camp

Mongol 01 Ger Camp

Manzushir 01 Ger Camp

Gun Galuut NP 01 Ger Camp

Terelj NP 01 Ger Camp




02 Pax USD 1985 PP


Day 01: Arrive Yangon Arrive Yangon, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Visit to downtown sightseeing include, Sule Pagoda to take a photo shot for a panoramic view of city, the Mahabandoola Park with Independent Monument. After lunch, visit Kaba Aye World Peace Pagoda, Maha Pasana Cave. Early evening visit to Shwedagon Pagoda.

Day 02: Yangon – Bagan (B+D)After breakfast, transfer to airport for flight to Bagan. Than visit Nyaung Oo Market; Shwezigon Pagoda, Ananda Temple, Kyansitha Umin, Thatbyinnyu Temple, Htilominlo Temple. Evening visit to Lacquer-ware making home cottage, Manuha Temple, Myinkaba Gubyaukgyi Temple - known for its wall paintings depicting scenes from the Jataka and Dhamanyangyi Temple. Evening, sunset view of Bagan from Bupaya or Shwesandaw Pagoda.

Day 03: Bagan – Mt. Popa – Bagan (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Mt. Popa. Visit Mt. Popa. Tower like volcanic plug that houses a picturesque complex of monasteries and Pagodas which can be reached by a winding 777 steps. Myanmar people adore Mt. Record shows that there are 118 kinds of herbal plants, different species of birds and animals. Enjoy at the Mountain.

Day 04: Bagan – Mandalay (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Mandalay, the city of the last Myanmar Kings. Upon arrival, on the way visit to Amarapura. Mahaganda Yon Monastery, is located. Continue to the 200 year-U Beins Bridge. Lunch at Local restaurant. After lunch, sightseeing include visit to Mahamuni Image covered with very thick layer of pure gold, evening climb up to the Mandalay Hill Top to see sunset on the Ayeyarwaddy River and Mandalay city view.

Day 05: Mandalay – Sagaing – Mandalay (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Sagaing. Covered with 600 white-painted pagodas and monasteries, Sagaing Hill is widely regarded as the religious centre of Myanmar and is home to 3,000 monks and 100 meditation centres. After lunch, proceed to Mingun. Sightseeing Mya Thein Tan Pagoda and environs. Back to Mandalay by boat enjoying the scene of Romantic River view and sun-set. Dinner at restaurant.

Day 06: Mandalay – Heho – Inle Lake (B+D)After breakfast, transfer to airport for Heho. Upon arrival at Heho airport, enjoy a scenic drive to Nyaung Shwe village, which is a gate way to Inle Lake. Transfer by boat to start a sightseeing tour of Inle Lake including a chance to see the leg-rowing fishermen.

Continue to see the floating gardens, built up from strips of water hyacinth and mud and anchored to the bottom with bamboo poles. There are also floating villages like Ywama, the lake's downtown, where a floating market is held every five days. The Intha people, a tribe of Mon descent, mostly inhabit the lakeshores and floating villages.

In the afternoon, continue to Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda, the weaving village of Inpawkhon and the jumping cat monastery. Check in hotel.

Day 07: Inle Lake – In Dein Inle – Inle Lake (B+D)After breakfast, transfer by motorboat to In Dein, an off-the-beaten-track site in the south of the lake. From Ywama, the boat leaves the lake and enters a narrow canal leading to a small Pa O tribe village.

From the market place of the village, follow an old covered path to a 13th century monastery and the very impressive ruins of hundreds of ancient pagodas, some hidden in the vegetation. The main stupa-area on the top of the hill offers breathtaking views over the surrounding mountains and down to the valley and the lake in the far distance. Return to the lake and transfer back to the hotel in the afternoon.

Day 08: Inle Lake – Heho – Ngaplai Beach (B+D)After breakfast, transfer to boat by Nyuang Shwe Jetty, Then proceed to Heho airport for fly to Ngapali Beach.

Day 09: Ngaplai Beach (B+D)Daily breakfast, Enjoy at the beach.

Day 10: Ngaplai Beach (B+D)Daily breakfast, Enjoy at the beach.

Day 11: Ngaplai Beach – Depart YangonDeparture transfer to onwards destination.

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Duration: 10 Nights/11 DaysPlaces: Yangon - Bagan - Mandalay - Sagaing - Inle Lake - Heho - Thandwe

Highlights: Sule Pagoda - Mahabandoola Park - Kaba Aye World Peace Pagoda - Maha Pasana Cave - Shwedagon Pagoda - Nyaung Oo Market - Ananda Temple - Thatbyinnyu Temple - Htilominlo Temple - Manuha Temple - Gubyaukgyi Temple - Dhamanyangyi Temple - Inle Lake - Jumping cat monastery


Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Air Ticket Yangon – Bagan· Air ticket Bagan – Mandalay· Air ticket Mandalay – Heho· Air ticket Heho – Ngaplai Beach· Air ticket Ngaplai Beach –Yangon.· Cruise Mandalay – Sagaing· Cruise Sagaing – Mandalay· Cruise Heho – Inle Lake· Cruise Inle Lake – In Dein Inle· Cruise In Dein Inle – Inle Lake· Cruise Inle Lake – Heho.

· Local English speaking guide.· Transportation fees (Open truck) from

Kin Pun Base Camp to Top of the hill / Mandalay Hill.

· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Yangon 01 Kandawgyi Palace

Bagan 02 Tharabar Gate

Mandalay 02 Mandalay Hill

Inle Lake 02 Pristine Lotus

Ngaplai 03 Amazing Ngaplai Resort




02 Pax USD 2185 PP


Day 01: Arrive Yangon Arrive Yangon, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Sightseeing of Old Colonial Style Building, The old city centres includes, Yangon City Hall, designed by U Tin in 1925, the Strand Road with the Moorish arched General Post Office, The red brick Customs House, the towered Port Authority, The Queen Anne style Civil Court, the red brick General Hospital built in 1911 and the Railway Station.

Sightseeing around Yangon by Train. Then enjoy sunset as there in the background of Shwedagon pagoda.

Day 02: Yangon – Bagan (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Bagan. Arrival Bagan, hotel checks in. Visit to Nyaung U local market. Visit Shwezigon Pagoda is situated between the village of Wetkyi-in and Nyaung U.

It was first built by King Anaweahta then completed by Kyansittha (1084-1113), Ananda Temple (one of the finest, largest, best preserved and most revered of the Bagan Pagodas), Dhamayangyi Pagoda (the most massive-looking temples in Bagan. It was built in late 12th century by King Narathu.

Sightseeing by horse cart riding around Bagan. That byinnyu Pagoda is remarked to be constructed during the mid-12th century and built by King AlaungSithu. It rises up to 61 metres.

Then, visit one of Myanmar's most treasured handicrafts, a lacquer ware craftsmen's workshop One of the ruins of the pagoda for sunset.

Day 03: Bagan – Mandalay (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to jetty Bagan for upstream boat to Mandalay. In the evening, arrive at Mandalay. Transfer to hotel for check in.

Day 04: Mandalay – Amarapura – Mandalay (B+D)Breakfast, proceed to Amarapura and start Sightseeing with the excursion to Amarapura. Have a walk U Bein Bridge.

Start sightseeing to Zaygyo Local Market. Proceed to Shwenandaw Monastery- the single remaining major original structure of the original Royal Palace today. MahaMyatmuni Buddha Image. (literal meaning: The Great Sage) is deified in this temple, and originally came from Arakan.

Visit Kuthodaw Pagoda (known as the world's biggest book). Stone Carving, wood carving along the way of MahaMyatmuni Pagoda.

Excursion to gold pounding workshop (or) cotton and,Myanmar traditional dress factory and foot wear shop. Then sunset view of Mandalay Hill for the panoramic sunset with the beauty of the city.

Day 05: Mandalay – Heho – Inle (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Heho. Arrival Heho, transfer to Hotel for check in. Start visit to Inle Lake. This Lake is second largest lake in Myanmar. The Intha peoples lived for years in stilted villages upon the lake and make their live hood fishing and growing crops on unique floating gardens.

Sightseeing start by boat to Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda sacred and almost shapeless Buddha Image are housed, to one village which tourn for 5 days rotation market, floating village of HeyaYwama and weaving village of Inpawkon.

Continue by boat to Nga Phe Chaung monastery, also known as jumping cat Monastery. The Buddha statues which is more than 200 years old.

Day 06: Inle – Heho – Yangon (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Nyaung Shwe then. Proceed to Heho airport for flight back to Yangon. Start visit to Bogyoke (Scott) Market where hundreds of stores and gems shops and you can visit to the Myanmar Artist's art gallery, you can taste Myanmar traditional costumes, foods, antiques and after to Kandawgyi, is the one of two major lakes in Yangon and is artificial.

Day 07: Depart Yangon Departure transfer to onwards destination.

Passage Through Burma

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Duration: 06 Nights / 07 DaysPlaces: Yangon – Bagan – Mandalay – Amarapura – Heho – Inle

Highlights: Sightseeing around Yangon by Train - Nyaung U local market - Ananda Temple - Dhamayangyi Pagoda - horse cart riding around Bagan - Mahagandayon Monastery - Zaygyo Local Market - Chaung monastery


Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· 01 Lunch on boat from Bagan to Mandalay.· Air ticket for Yangon – Bagan, · Air ticket Mandalay - Heho.· Air ticket Heho – Yangon.· Cruise Bagan – Mandalay.· Cruise Heho – Inle Lake.· Cruise Inle Lake – Heho.· Entrance fees.· Local boat experience from Bagan to

Mandalay along Ayeyarwaddy River.

· Horse cart ride in Bagan.· Circle Train around Yangon.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Yangon 01 Kandawgyi Palace

Bagan 01 Tharabar Gate

Mandalay 02 Sedona Hotel

Inle Lake 02 Novotel Hotel




02 Pax USD 1795 PP


Day 01: Arrive Bohol Arrive Bohol, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Bohol is a province of the Philippines, in the country's Central Visayas region. Day 02: Bohol (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Enjoy the day at leisure to discover the island.

Bohol is a province of the Philippines, in the country's Central Visayas region. It comprises Bohol Island and numerous smaller surrounding islands. Bohol is known for coral reefs and unusual geological formations, notably the Chocolate Hills.

On the main island, near the town of Carmen, these 1,200 or so symmetrical mounds turn cocoa-brown in the dry season, contrasting with the surrounding jungle's greenery.

Day 03: Bohol – Cebu (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Cebu via Ferry. On arrival in Cebu, you will be met and transferred by our local representative to your hotel.

Cebu is a province of the Philippines, in the country's Central Visayas region, comprising Cebu Island and more than 150 smaller surrounding islands and islets.

Its prosperous port capital, Cebu City, retains landmarks from its 16th-century Spanish colonial past, including the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño church and triangular Fort San Pedro. Tops, an observation deck on Mt. Busay, has sweeping views over the city.

Day 04: Cebu (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to discover the island with the various activities it offers. Have a massage or go shopping in the city for some local handicrafts or have a seafood meal or just simply relax in your hotel.

Day 05: Cebu – Boracay (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Boracay. On arrival you will be transferred by boat ride to Boracay Island, a paradise that boasts powder like sand that is set in the South China Sea. Enjoy the beach.

The South China Sea is a marginal sea that is part of the Pacific Ocean, encompassing an area from the Karimata and Malacca Straits to the Strait of Taiwan of around 3,500,000 square kilometres.

Day 06: Boracay (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to discover the island with the various activities it offers. Have a massage or go parasailing or have a seafood meal or just simply relax in your hotel.

Boracay is a small island in the Philippines located approximately 315 km (196 mi) south of Manila and 2 km off the northwest tip of Panay Island in Western Visayas region of the Philippines. Boracay Island and its beaches have received awards from numerous travel publications and agencies. The island comprises the barangays of Manoc-Manoc, Balabag, and Yapak in the municipality of Malay, in Aklan Province.

The island is administered by the Philippine Tourism Authority and the provincial government of Aklan. Apart from its white sand beaches, Boracay is also famous for being one of the world's top destinations for relaxation. It is also emerging among the top destinations for tranquility and nightlife.

Day 07: Boracay – Manila (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Manila (Flight excluded). On arrival in Manila, you will be met and transferred by our local representative to your hotel. The rest of the day is free to explore the city on your own.

Rizal Park, also known as Luneta National Park or simply Luneta, is a historical urban park in the Philippines. Located along Roxas Boulevard, Manila, adjacent to the old walled city of Intramuros, it is one of the largest urban parks in Asia.

Day 08: Manila (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to discover the history of Manila by visiting Casa Manila, San Agustin Church, Fort Santiago, Rizal Park and National Museum and a drive past Roxas Boulevard. Have some free shopping time in Greenhills or SM Mall of Asia. The rest of the day is free.

Day 09: Depart Manila Departure transfer to onward destination.

Philippines DiscoveryDuration: 08 Nights / 09 Days

Places: Bohol - Cebu - Boracay - Manila

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Highlights: Boracay Island - South China Sea - Casa Manila - San Agustin Church - Fort Santiago - Rizal Park - National Museum - SM Mall of Asia

South & West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Meeting and assistance by our representative. · Entrance fees to monuments as per itinerary.· Local English speaking guide will be provided.· Air Tickets for Cebu – Boracay and Boracay –

Manila.· Cruise for Bohol – Cebu.· Sightseeing as mentioned in the itinerary by

seat in coach basis.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Bohol 02 Amorita Resort

Cebu 02 Radisson Blu

Boracay 02 Discovery Shores

Manila 02 Manila Peninsula




02 Pax USD 1975 PP


Day 01: Arrive Cebu Arrive Cebu, meet assist and transfer to hotel. Day 02: Cebu (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to enjoy a fascinating excursion to Bohol Island. Discover a few wonders - the smallest primate 'tarsier' and a thousand Chocolate Hills.

Enjoy a scenic countryside tour of Baclayon Church, Bilar Man Made Forest and Blood Compact Shrine. Have lunch on a floating restaurant cruising down Loboc River. After the tour, transfer back to Cebu.

Cebu is a province of the Philippines, in the country's Central Visayas region, comprising Cebu Island and more than 150 smaller surrounding islands and islets.

Its prosperous port capital, Cebu City, retains landmarks from its 16th-century Spanish colonial past, including the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño church and triangular Fort San Pedro. Tops, an observation deck on Mt. Busay, has sweeping views over the city. Bohol is a province of the Philippines, in the country's Central Visayas region. It comprises Bohol Island and numerous smaller surrounding islands. Bohol is known for coral reefs and unusual geological formations, notably the Chocolate Hills.

On the main island, near the town of Carmen, these 1,200 or so symmetrical mounds turn cocoa-brown in the dry season, contrasting with the surrounding jungle's greenery.

Day 03: Cebu – Boracay (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to fly to Boracay. On arrival you will be transferred by boat ride to Boracay Island, a paradise that boasts a powder like sand that is set in the South China Sea. Enjoy the beach. Boracay is a small island in the Philippines located approximately 315 km (196 mi) south of Manila and 2 km off the northwest tip of Panay Island in Western Visayas region of the Philippines. Boracay Island and its beaches have received awards from numerous travel publications and agencies.

The island comprises the barangays of Manoc-Manoc, Balabag, and Yapak in the municipality of Malay, in Aklan Province. The island is administered by the Philippine Tourism Authority and the provincial government of Aklan. Apart from its white sand beaches, Boracay is also famous for being one of the world's top destinations for relaxation.

Day 04: Boracay (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to discover the island with the various activities it offers. Have a massage or go parasailing or have a seafood meal or just simply relax in your hotel. Overnight in Boracay.

Day 05: Boracay – Manila (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Manila. On arrival in Manila, you will be met and transferred by our local representative to your hotel. The rest of the day is free to explore the city on your own. Day 06: Manila (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to discover the history of Manila by visiting Casa Manila, San Agustin Church, Fort Santiago, Rizal Park and National Museum and a drive past Roxas Boulevard. Have some free shopping time in Greenhills or SM Mall of Asia. The rest of the day is free.

Rizal Park, also known as Luneta National Park or simply Luneta, is a historical urban park in the Philippines. Located along Roxas Boulevard, Manila, adjacent to the old walled city of Intramuros, it is one of the largest urban parks in Asia.

Fort Santiago (Spanish: Fuerte de Santiago; Filipino: Moóg ng Santiago) is a citadel first built by the Spanish conquistador, Miguel López de Legazpi for the new established city of Manila in the Philippines. The defense fortress is part of the structures of the walled city of Manila referred to as Intramuros.

San Agustin Church is a Roman Catholic church under the auspices of The Order of St. Augustine, located inside the historic walled city of Intramuros in Manila. Day 07: Depart Manila Departure transfer to onward destination.

Essential PhilippinesDuration: 06 Nights / 07 DaysPlaces: Cebu - Boracay - Manila

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Highlights: Bohol Island - Thousand Chocolate Hills - Baclayon Church - Bilar Man Made Forest - Blood Compact Shrine - Boracay Island - South China Sea - Casa Manila - San Agustin Church - Fort Santiago - Rizal Park - National Museum - Greenhills or SM Mall of Asia

South & West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Air ticket Cebu – Boracay.· Air ticket Boracay – Manila.· English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Cebu 02 Radisson Blu

Boracay 02 Discovery Shores

Manila 02 Manila Peninsula




02 Pax USD 1520 PP


DAY 01: Arrive MoscowArrive Moscow, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Moscow, on the Moskva River in western Russia, is the nation's cosmopolitan capital.

Day 02: Moscow (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Moscow city tour: Red Square (Cathedral of St. Basil, Cathedral of Our Lady of Kazan, History Museum building, Kremlin towers, Upper Trading Arcades (GUM), Lenin's tomb and necropolis), The Cathedral of Christ the Savior, New Maiden Convent, The Moscow State University campus and panorama platform on the Vorobiovy (Sparrow) Hills, Moscow boulevards, The Theatre Square with the Bolshoi Theatre and the Metropol hotel.

Kremlin grounds tour: Cathedral Sq. – breathtaking architectural ensemble of the 15th-17th cc. including visit of one of the cathedrals, Bell the Tsar and Cannon the Tsar – stunning examples of casting of the 16th c., Grand Kremlin Palace, the Senate, the Arsenal and the Palace of Congresses specially built in communist times for XXII Congress of CPSU (1961) fixed new CPSU programme

Day 03: Moscow – Sergiev Posad – Vladimir – Suzdal (B+D)After breakfast, proceed guided Golden Ring tour by private vehicle. Transfer to Sergiev Posad a spiritual center of Russian Orthodoxy. St. Sergius Holy Trinity Monastery grounds and churches tour.

The architectural ensemble of the Monastery reflects all steps of the Russian architecture development. The Trinity Cathedral has a unique iconostasis of Andrei Rublev.

You will see three great samples of Russian architecture: Cathedral of the Dormition and Church of St. Demetrius standing close to the Cathedral and Golden Gates – white-stoned Arch of Triumph with Church over the Gates.

Museum of Glasswork and Miniature Lacquered boxes tour (or visiting the Old Vladimir Museum at the building on old water tower acquainting with the life of the inhabitants of the Russian provincial town in the early 20th c.). Transfer to Suzdal.

Day 04: Suzdal – Bogolyubovo – Suzdal (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Bogolyubovo. This small town was the first stone town of Northern Russia. If weather is good you have a chance to see the only fragment of Russian civil architecture of the XII c. - white stone the Intercession Church on the Nerl River. If weather is not favourable you will visit functioning convent built in the place of prince Andrei Bogolyubsky residence. Return to Suzdal.

Suzdal is one of the oldest and the best-preserved Russian towns. You will see Suzdal Kremlin with the Cathedral of the Nativity of Our Lady, the Bishop's Palace, the Monastery of the Saviour and St. Euthimius, the Convent of Intercession, folk wooden architecture open-air museum and many other places of interest.

Day 05: Suzdal – Kostroma – Yaroslavl (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Kostroma. Kostroma city tour. Kostroma is one of the oldest and most beautiful Russian cities.

Shopping Arcades was one of the largest marker centers of the late XVIII c. and early XIX c. that was preserved till nowadays. Beautiful local churches add unforgettable flavor to the unique setting of old architecture and picturesque views of Kostroma. St. Hypatius Monastery tour.

In 1600 tsar Boris Godunov exiled Fyodor Romanov (then the head of Romanov family) there. His son Mikhail was there when Zemsky Sobor in Moscow, elected him tsar.

Day 06: Yaroslavl – Rostov – Moscow (B+D)After breakfast, Yaroslavl city tour. Yaroslavl is city of trades and crafts, city of numerous churches striking your imagination with its original beauty: Transfiguration Monastery (XII c.), The Prophet Elijah Church.

The city is famous for its well-preserved ensemble of the Kremlin built in the XVII c. as the residence of the Rostov Metropolitans. You will have a chance to enjoy the ringing of the unique bells of the Dormition Cathedral belfry. Transfer to your hotel in Moscow.

Day 07:Depart MoscowDeparture transfer to onward destination.

Russian Bonanza

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Duration: 06 Nights / 07 DaysPlaces: Moscow - Sergiev Posad - Vladimir – Suzdal - Bogolyubovo - Kostroma - Yaroslavl - Rostov

Highlights: Red Square - History Museum building - Kremlin towers - Upper Trading Arcades (GUM) - Lenin's tomb - The Cathedral of Christ - St. Sergius Holy Trinity Monastery - The Bishop's Palace -The Monastery of the Saviour and St. Euthimius - the Convent of Intercession - The Prophet Elijah Church

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Moscow 03 Mariott Grand

Suzdal 02 Pushkarskaya Sloboda

Yaroslavi 01 Ring Premier




02 Pax USD 1750 PP


Day 01: Arrive Incheon – Seoul Arrive Incheon, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Day 02: Seoul – Gyeongju (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Gyeongju, the capital of the Silla Kingdom for 1,000 years by coach and visit Tumuli Park, Cheomseongdae Observatory, Gyeongju National Museum. Gyeongju preserves vast amount of significant and fascinating historical heritages.

Along with Bulguksa Temple and Seokguram Grotto, the Gyeongju Historical District has been designated as a World Heritage by UNESCO. Due to the bountiful historical, natural and cultural attractions, this region has long been a major tourist destination in Korea.

Day 03: Gyeongju – Busan (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Busan and visit the Seoguram Grotto, Bulguksa Temple. Seoguram Designated as World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1995, it is an artificial stone temple made of granite. The construction started with Kim Dae-Seong (700 - 774) in 751 Seokguram is known to have been built with Bulguksa Temple.

According to the history, Bulguksa for the parents who were alive, and Seokguram for the parents of his former life. Bulguksa is the representative relic of Gyeongju and was designated as a World Cultural Asset by UNESCO in 1995.

It is a testimony to both the skills of Silla architects and the depth of Buddhist faith. After Lunch, transfer to Busan and visit Haeundae Beach, Jagalchi Fish Market, Yongdusan Park and Busan Tower.

Busan is Korea's principal port and second largest city filled with endless excitement and pleasant surprises. Every year, tens of thousands of visitors from all over the country and around the world flock to Haeundae, Songdo and Gwangalli Beaches to relax or to attend festivals.

The city annually hosts the International Fireworks Festival and the Busan International Film Festival, while regularly holding various events in Centrum City, the world's largest department store.

Day 04: Busan – Seoul (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Seoul. Visit Gyeongbokgung Palace, National Folk Museum, pass by the Presidential Blue House. Gyeongbokgung Palace Built in 1395, this palace is also commonly referred to as the “Northern Palace” because it is located more toward the north, compared to the neighboring palaces of Changdeokgung and Gyeongheegung.

Seoul, the capital of South Korea, is a huge metropolis where modern skyscrapers, high-tech subways and pop culture meet Buddhist temples, palaces and street markets. Notable attractions include futuristic Dongdaemun Design Plaza, a convention hall with curving architecture and a rooftop park; Gyeongbokgung Palace, which once had more than 7,000 rooms; and Jogyesa Temple, site of ancient locust and pine trees.

Day 05: Seoul (B+D)After breakfast, visit Bukchon Village, Insadong Cultural Street, Cheonggyecheon Stream Canal Walk, Dongdaemun Local Market.

Bukchon, literally “North Village” is a traditional residential area located between Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace and Jongmyo Shrine. You can see many traditional Korean houses, called Hanok and various experiential cultural Programs like Wearing Hanbok (Korean Costume).

Particularly charming and unique sites of the village were selected as the “Eight Views of Bukchon”.

Day 06: Seoul (B+D)After breakfast, visit the COEX Mall, Gangnam Street with Media Pole, Lotte World Adventure with 1 Day Pass Ticket. GANGNAM, literally meaning “South of the River” is mainly commercial area located south of the Hangang River.

This region is a compact mass of multi-national companies, financial business and language institutes. Also, the young & fashionable gather here, and celebrities-sightings are common.

Day 07: Depart SeoulDeparture transfer to onward destination.

Korea Classic Duration: 06 Nights / 07 Days

Places: Seoul - Gyeongju - Busan - Seoul

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Highlights: Tumuli Park - Cheomseongdae Observatory - Gyeongju National Museum - Bulguksa Temple - Haeundae Beach - Jagalchi Fish Market - Gyeongbokgung Palace - National Folk Museum - Bukchon Village - Insadong Cultural Street - Changdeokgung Palace - Jongmyo Shrine.

Central Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Train tickets Seoul – Gyeongju.· Train ticket Gyeongju – Busan.· Train ticket Busan – Seoul.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Seoul 04 The Courtyard Seoul Times Square

Gyeongju 01 Kolon Hotel

Busan 01 Lotte Hotel




02 Pax USD 1095 PP


Day 01: Arrive TaipeiArrive Taipei, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, is a modern metropolis with Japanese colonial lanes, busy shopping streets and contemporary buildings.

Day 02: Taipei (B+D)After breakfast, full day city tour. CKS Memorial Hall is home to several classical Chinese buildings, including the stately memorial itself as well as the National Concert Hall and National Theater. Another highlight is the hourly honor guard display.

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is located in the heart of Taipei City. The area is 250,000 square meters and it is the attraction most visited by foreign tourists.

Longshan Temple is a famous old temple in Taiwan. It is for worshiping Guanshiyin Budda and other divine spirits. Longshan Temple is facing the South. Its architecture is a three-section design in shape.

There are the front hall, the rear hall and the right/left dragons protecting the middle hall. The layout is square and serene. The temple was built in Qianlong 5th year in Qing Dynasty. The name of Ximending came from the period of Japanese colonization.

National Palace Museum - The National Palace Museum boasts the world's largest and most impressive collection of Chinese art. Taipei 101 is the tallest building in the world, with a mass of shops on the lower floors, etc.

Day 03: Taipei – Sun Moon Lake – Taichung (B+D)After breakfast, visit San Moon Lake and later to Taichung. The Sun Moon Lake, located in the middle of Taiwan, with an elevation of 748 meters above sea level, is the only natural big lake in Taiwan. The southern part of Lalu Island is shaped like a new moon, and the northern part is shaped like a sun; hence the name Sun Moon Lake.

FengJIa Night Market- The Fengjia Night Market is one of Taichung's famous commercial business districts, covering approximately one kilometer in diameter around Feng Chia

University and includes the Fengjia-Wenhua Night Market, Fengjia Rd., and Fuxing Rd. In this CBD, you can find delicious snack foods, quality clothes at reasonable prices to express your unique personality, and the trendiest mobile phones at excellent bargain prices.

After the Department of Transportation made great efforts to tackle the parking problems, it has become much easier to park your car or motorcycle at the Fengjia Night Market. Now you can enjoy a relaxing visit here without worrying about not finding a parking space.

Day 04: Taichung – Kaohsiung (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Kaohsiung. N E the At the orth- ast of Dashu Township in Kaohsiung county on the left bank of the Gaoping (Kaoping) river, a famous tourist destination is located. Here you will find the Buddhist center of South Taiwan, established my Master Hsing Yun and his disciples.

You will not be considered to visit Kaohsiung if you miss out Liuhe Night Market. As early as in 1950, more and more stalls came to stationed in Dagangpu of Xinxing District in Kaohsiung, finally forming the well-known "Dagangpu Night Market".

Nature, life and maritime culture converge at Dream Mall, Kaohsiung City's first international class shopping and leisure center.

Day 05 – (B+D): Kaohsiung – Tainan TaipeiAfter breakfast, proceed to Tainan. Former British Consulate- The consulate was built in 1865 with more than a hundred years of history. It is now the most antique western building preserved in Taiwan, which is listed as the second-class historic spot.

Chihkan Tower- （） Tainan Chikanlou Chihkanlou is built by the Dutch in 1652. It was originally called Provintia. In Dutch it means eternity.

Anping Treehouse- It was the original warehouse for the British trading company Tait & Co.

Day 06: Depart Taipei Departure Transfer to Onwards destination.

Amazing Taiwan

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Duration: 05 Nights / 06 DaysPlaces: Taipei - Yehliu - Sun Moon Lake - Alishan - Chiayi

Highlights: CKS Memorial hall - Sun Moon Lake - Longshan Temple - Ximenting Shopping Area - The National Palace Museum - Taipei 101 shopping Mall - Sun Moon Lake - The Fengjia Night Market - The Guoxingye's Shrine - Former British Consulate - Chihkan Tower - Anping Treehouse

North & South Region



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Taipei 03 The Landis

Taichung 01 Hotel One

Kaohsiung 01 Grand Hi Lai




02 Pax USD 1450 PP


Georgiou's Taiwan Tour

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Duration: 07 Nights / 08 DaysPlaces: Taipei - San Shia - Yingko - Taichung - Sun Moon Lake – Taichung - Kaohsiung - Kenting - Tainan

Highlights : CKS Memorial hall - Lungshan Temple - National Palace Museum - San Shia Old Street - San Shia Tzu Shi Temple - Yingko Pottery Street - Taichung County Gaomei Wetlands Wildlife - Wen Wu Temple - Sun Moon Lake - Holy Monk Shrine - Foguangshan Buddha Memorial Center - Kenting Park - Anping Castle

Day 01: Arrive Taipei Arrive Taipei, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

The skyline is crowned by the 509m-tall, bamboo-shaped Taipei 101 skyscraper, with upscale shops at the base and a rapid elevator to an observatory near the top. Taipei is also known for its lively street-food scene and many night markets, including expansive Shilin market.

Day 02: Taipei (B+D)After breakfast, full day city tour.

CKS Memorial Hall is home to several classical Chinese buildings, including the stately memorial itself as well as the National Concert Hall and National Theater. Another highlight is the hourly honor guard display.

Lungshan Temple is for worshiping Guanshiyin Budda and other divine spirits. Longshan Temple is facing the South. Its architecture is a three-section design in shape.

The , the name of Ximending came from Ximenting Shopping Area the period of Japanese colonization. At that time most local residents live within Taipei City.

The National Palace Museum boasts the world's largest and most impressive collection of Chinese art and artifacts, dating back more than 7,000 years. Taipei 101 is the tallest building in the world, with a mass of shops on the lower floors, incorporating many top brands under the LVMH group, such as Louis Vuitton, Dior, Celine, etc.

Day 03: Taipei – Taichung (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Taichung. Sanxia has become known in recent years mainly because of its Qingshui Zushi Temple, which is ,unique among all the Chinese temples the world for the inpainstaking.

Yingge- Yingge is a pottery town, known as the "Jingde Township of Taiwan." The town has several hundred pottery plants, and equal numbers of pottery shops that sell their products. Day 04 : Taichung – Sun Moon Lake – Taichung (B+D)After breakfast, visit San Moon Lake and later to Taichung. The Sun Moon Lake, located in the middle of Taiwan, with an elevation of 748 meters above sea level, is the only natural big lake in Taiwan.

FengJIa Night Market- The Fengjia Night Market is one of Taichung's famous commercial business districts, covering approximately one kilometer in diameter around Feng Chia University and includes the Fengjia-Wenhua Night Market, Fengjia Rd and Fuxing Rd.

Day 05: Taichung – Kaohsiung (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Kaohsiung. Fo Gunag Mountain Monastery At the orth- ast of Dashu Township in Kaohsiung - N Ecounty on the left bank of the Gaoping (Kaoping) river, a famous tourist destination is located.

Nature, life and maritime culture converge at Dream Mall, Kaohsiung City's first international class shopping and leisure center.

Day 06: Kaohsiung – Kenting – Kaohsiung (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Kenting. The centerpiece of the Hengchun Peninsula is Kenting National Park, Taiwan's only tropical national park. Established in 1982, Kenting National Park covers a total area of 33,268 hectares of land and maritime environments.

Olanpi Light House- "E-Luan" also call” Olanpi Light House” is the transliteration of sail in Paiwan Tribe's language.

Mao Pi tou- Maobitou is located in the west cape of southern Taiwan, right on the demarcation point of Taiwan Strait and Bashi Channel.

Day 07: Kaohsiung –Tainan – Taipei (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Taipei. Former British Consulate- It is now the most antique western building preserved in Taiwan, which is listed as the second-class historic spot.

The Guoxingye's Shrine, located by Kaishan Road surrounded by trees, is the only Fujianese style shrine in Taiwan. Chihkan Tower, It was originally called Provintia. In Dutch it means eternity. The Chinese called the building "Chikanlo （Chihkanlou)", "Fanzailou" or "Honmaolou".

Day 08: Depart Taipei Departure transfer to onwards destination.

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Kaohsiung 02 Grand Hi Lai




02 Pax USD 2290 PP


Grand Tour of Taiwan

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Duration: 09 Nights / 10 DaysPlaces: Taipei - Taichung - Tainan - Kaohsiung - Taitung - Hualien - Ta

Highlights: CKS Memorial hall - Lungshan Temple - Di Hua Street Ximenting Shopping area - National Palace Museum -Sun Moon Lake - Kenting Park - Hualien Chishin Tan Beach - Yangmingshan Park - Yehliu Park - Chiufen Village, Nanya Rock Formations

Day 01: Arrive Taipei Arrive Taipei, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, is a modern metropolis with Japanese colonial lanes, busy shopping streets and contemporary buildings.

Day 02: Taipei (B+D)After breakfast, full day city tour. We’ll visit to CKS Memorial Hall, Lungshan Temple, Ximenting Shopping Area, National Palace Museum and Taipei 101 shopping Mall.

Day 03: Taichung – Sun Moon Lake – Taichung (B+D)After breakfast, visit San Moon Lake and later to Taichung. Sun Moon Lake - The Sun Moon Lake, located in the middle of Taiwan, with an elevation of 748 meters above sea level, is the only natural big lake in Taiwan.

Ita Thao- Ita Thao is called Barawbaw in thao language. The Han people call it North Cave.

Day 04: Taichung – Tainan – Kaohsiung (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Tainan. Chihkan Tower- Tainan Chikanlou （Chihkanlou） is built by the Dutch in 1652. It was originally called Provintia. In Dutch it means eternity.

Koxinga Shrine- This is the shrine built in memory of the work and achievement of Cheng Cheng Kung, the pioneer in Taiwan. Cheng Cheng Kung was originally called Cheng Sun, a native in County Fujian. His father, Cheng Chi Lung, was a wanderer in his early days.

Anping Treehouse- It was the original warehouse for British trading company Tait & Co. The aerial roots and branches of trees wrapped around the building, combined with soil, red brick and partial concrete wall creates an unusual sight.

Leo Ho Night Market- You will not be considered to visit Kaohsiung if you miss out the Liuhe Night Market. As early as in 1950, more and more stalls came to stationed in Dagangpu of Xinxing District in Kaohsiung, finally forming the well-known "Dagangpu Night Market".

Dream Mall- Nature, life and maritime culture converge at Dream Mall, Kaohsiung City's first international class shopping center.

Day 05: Kaohsiung – Kenting – Taitung (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Kenting.

Kenting Park- The centerpiece of the Hengchun Peninsula is Kenting National Park, Taiwan's only tropical national park.

Olanpi Light House- "E-Luan" also call” Olanpi Light House” is the transliteration of sail in Paiwan Tribe's language.

Mao Pi tou- Maobitou is located in the west cape of southern Taiwan, right on the demarcation point of Taiwan Strait and Bashi Channel.

Day 06: Taitung – Hualien (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Hualien.

East Coast National Scenic Area- The East Coast National Scenic Area, known as "Taiwan's last unspoiled land," stretches 170 kilometers down the east coast of the island from the mouth of the Hualien River in the north to Xiaoyeliu (Little Yeliu) in the south.

Day 07: Hualien – Taroko Gorge – Taipei (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Taroko Gorge. Taroko is famous for its spectacular mountains and marble canyons.

Shakadang Trail- This trail is built along the river cliff so travelers can easily observe both the rock folds and plant ecosystem beside in the river valley.

Day 08: Taipei – Yangmingshan – Dansui – Taipei (B+D) After breakfast, proceed to Yangamingshan then we’ll visit Yangmingshan Park, Queen's head, Dansui Old Street, Fishermen's Wharf Shiling Night Market. and

Day 09: Taipei – Yehliu – Chiufen – Taipei (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Yehliu. Yehliu- Yeliu (Yeliou) is a cape of about 1,700 meters long formed by Datun Mountain reaching into the sea.

Nanya Rock Formations- The northernmost tourist site in the scenic area, Nanya is noted for its fantastic rock formations and sea-eroded coral shore.

Day 10: Depart Taipei Departure transfer to onwards destination.

South East & North West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Sun Moon Lake by boat.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Kaohslung 01 Grand Hi Lai

Taitung 01 Royal Hotel

Hualien 01 Farglory Hotel




02 Pax USD 2500 PP


Day 01: Arrive BangkokArrive Bangkok, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Bangkok, Thailand's capital, is a large city known for ornate shrines and vibrant street life.

Day 02: Bangkok (B+D)After breakfast, Proceed to “Wat Traimit” the Temple of the Golden Buddha. After that we will drive pass through Bangkok's China Town to Wat Po. Visit to “Wat Po” the largest and oldest temple in Bangkok, the temple is also known as the birthplace of traditional Thai massages.

After lunch, we continue to visit the most famous tourist spot in Bangkok “The Royal Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha” The Grand Palace adjoins Wat Phra Kaew in a common compound and is where you will end up after exiting Wat Phra Kaew.

Despite the proximity of the two, there's a distinct contrast in style between the very Thai Wat Phra Kaew and the more European inspired designs of the Grand Palace. After this place we return back to the hotel and free at leisure.

Day 03: Bangkok – Damnoensaduak – Kanchanaburi (B+D)After breakfast, Proceed to Damnoensaduak floating market, best visited in the early morning, if time permit, we will make a short stop at the Mae Klong Train Market where you will see the vendors of various goods set up.

After that, continue to Damnoensaduak according to history around 1866 King Rama IV ordered that a 32 kms long canal be dug at Damnoensaduak. It is a very attractive place for seeing the old style and traditional way of selling and buying fruits, vegetables, etc., from small boats. You can try to rent a paddleboat and discover the market like this, among the merchants directly on the water. Lunch will be served at local restaurant. And then you will venture to Kanchanaburi.

You will visit the allied prisoners of war cemetery as well as the world famous Bridge over The River Kwai and excellent Thailand-Burma Railway Museum, and transfer to hotel for check in and free at leisure.

Day 04: Kanchanaburi – Ayutthaya (B+D)After breakfast, Proceed to Early morning you will have a chance to bike across a hanging bridge to the temple for the offering food to monks and back to hotel. After that proceed to Tiger Temple, built in 1994, the temple gained a reputation as a wildlife sanctuary.

All tigers have been handling from a very early age, they have been hand-raised and imprinted in human, and this is why they are able to sleep while people sit next to them for photos. And then venture to Ayutthaya founded in 1350, was the second capital of the Siamese Kingdom (then called Siam).

One of the world's largest cities of its time and a major political, economic and religious center, many visitors recorded facts about the city and their experiences there.

Day 05: Ayutthaya – Pattaya (B+D)After breakfast, Proceed to Pattaya, Visit Sri Racha Tiger Zoo discover the unique tiger zoo of the region, over 400 Bengal tigers. Hold the tiger cub in your arms, feeding milk, take a picture and can see how the tiger show, crocodile show and the intelligence of the pig show. In the evening, you can enjoy taking a walk on Pataya Walking street where the several of bars, shops or restaurants there. Day 06: Pattaya – Hua Hin (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to then today you will venture touching to the new routing to Hua Hin by Catamaran Ferry. Transfer you the pier and check in at Laem Bali Hai Pier

Departure to Hua Hin. Arrival at Khao Takiab Pier, Hua Hin. And transfer to hotel, check in and free at leisure.

Day 07: Hua Hin (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to free day free at leisure.

Day 08: Hua Hin (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to free day free at leisure.

Day 09: Hua Hin – Depart BangkokDeparture transfer to onward destination.

Thailand Central Circle

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Duration: 08 Night / 09 DaysPlaces: Bangkok - Kanchanaburi - Ayutthaya - Pattaya - Hua Hin

Highlights: Wat Traimit - Bangkok's China Tow - Yaowarat - Wat Maha Thad - Tiger Temple - Sri Racha Tiger Zoo - Khao Takiab Pier.

South Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· Cruise Pattaya – Hua Hin.· Cruise Hua Hin – Bangkok.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


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Bangkok 02 Ramada Hotel

Kanchanaburi 01 Deva Mantra

Ayuthaya 01 Sala Ayuthaya

Pattaya 01 Centara Grand Phratamnak

Hua Hin 03 Centara Grand




02 Pax USD 1350 PP


Day 01: Arrive BangkokArrive Bangkok, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Day 02: Bangkok (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Royal Barge Museum, Wat Arun, the Royal Grand Palace, Ancient Siamese Court or known as the Grand Palace. It used to be the residence of the Kings of Chakri Dynasty. Visit the Funeral Palace, the Coronation Hall, the Reception building, the Royal Guest House and Emerald Buddha Temple. And then visit the Bangkok National Museum.

Day 03: Bangkok – Kanchanaburi (B+D)After breakfast, Proceed to Kanchanaburi. Visit War Museum, War Cemetery, Bridge on the River Kwai. And then continue to check in at Hin Tok River Camp. Visit nearby Hellfire Pass Memorial.

Day 04: Kanchanaburi – Ayutthaya (B+D)After breakfast, Proceed to Ayutthaya. Visit the Summer Palace, Wat Phra Sri Sanpetch the former Royal Temple. Sacred the Viharn Monkol Borphit before transfer to Wat Chai Wattanaram the Khmer Temple. Then, proceed to Wat Yai Chai Mongkol. Later on, transfer to Wat Mahathat & Wat Ratchaburana nearby. Day 05: Ayutthaya – Sukhothai (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Lopburi, visit the Prang Sam Yod, then drive to Phitsanulok and visit Lord Buddha Image, then drive to visit Sukhothai Historical Park.

The superb temples and monuments of this great city have been lovingly restored in Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-see for all travelers.

Day 06: Sukhothai – Lampang (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Sri Satchanalai Park. After that proceed to Lampang province where is one of the tourist places of the routing to the North, if time permit, we will take a horse carriage to sightseeing around the city and also visit to Wat Phrathat Lampang Luang, one of the northern finest temples and the best presentation of Lanna style architecture.

Day 07: Lampang – Chiang Rai (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Lampang Elephant Conservation Center to see elephants at works before continue to Chiang Rai.

Day 08: Chiang Rai – Chiang Mai (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to visit Opium House, at bent of the mighty Maekhong River and see the scenery view of three countries (Thailand, Myanmar and Laos).Visit the ancient city of Chiang Saen, where ruins of numerous, temples, stupas, Buddha images are still to be seen artifacts and archaeological finds exhibited at the National Museum.

Day 09: Chiang Mai (B+D)After breakfast, visit the elephant camp. Start with watching elephants show their special talents in various ways and how they are trained to help working in the jungles. Visit to Orchid farm and Butterfly farm. Enjoy the beauty of Thai orchid and back to hotel.

Day10: Chiang Mai – Phuket (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Phuket. Meet assist and transfer to the hotel, check in and free at leisure.

Day11: Phuket – Phi Phi Island – Phuket (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the pier to take a joining speed boat trips to Phi Phi Island. Visit to Phi Phi Ley Island, exploring scenic beauty, next visit to Long Beach, Phi Phi Don Island. Change to small boat to go for snorkeling activity near Long Beach.

Return to Long Beach. Enjoy a buffet lunch at on Phi Phi Don Island. After lunch, free at leisure for snorkeling, swimming or relaxing on the beach, till time transfer back to hotel in Phuket. Day12: Phuket (B+D)After breakfast, visit the Phang Nga Island. Visit Suwannakula Temple, exploring Buddha Cave, Stalactites, Stalagmites, a lot of monkeys will be waiting to welcome you in front of the temple. Then take joining the cruise around Phang Nga Bay en-route National Park, Mangrove swamps. Visit the renowned Lord Cave. After that, transfer back to your hotel in Phuket.

Day13: Phuket (B+D)After breakfast, free at leisure on own, you can relax on the beach or any optional tours with our guide anytime.

Day14: Depart PhuketDeparture transfer to onward destination.

Siam Retrace

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Duration: 13 Night / 14 DaysPlaces: Bangkok - Kanchanaburi - Ayutthaya - Sukhothai – Lampang - Chiang Rai - Chiang Mai - Phuket

Highlights: Royal Barge Museum - Wat Arun - Kanchanaburi and War Museum - Sukhothai Historical Park - at Phrathat Lampang Luang - Lampang Elephant Conservation Center - Chiang Saen - elephant riding - Phi Phi Island - Tiger Cave

South West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Air ticket Chiang Mai – Phuket.· Cruise Phuket – Phi Phi Island.· Cruise Phi Phi Island – Phuket.· All taxes.


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Bangkok 02 Ramada Hotel

Kanchanaburi 01 Deva Mantra

Ayuthaya 01 Sala Ayuthaya

Sukothai 01 Sukothai Heritage

Lampang 01 Lampang River Lodge

Chiang Rai 01 Le Meridien

Chiang Mai 02 Le Meridien

Phuket 04 The Westin




02 Pax USD 2400 PP


Day 01: Arrive Tashkent Arrive Tashkent, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Day 02: Tashkent – Nukus – Khiva (B+D)After breakfast, visit to the Museum of Arts named after Savitskiy. Drive to Toprak Kala ancient Fortress. Further drive towards ancient Zoroastrian desert Fortress Ayaz Kala for an excursion and walking around. Continue drive to Khiva. On arrival, transfer to the hotel and check-in.

Day 03: Khiva (B+D)After breakfast, visit Khiva – A 'museum city' Legend has it that Khiva was founded when Shem, son of Noah, discovered a well here. We will begin our morning city tour to the walled city of Ichan Kala, listed as one of Uzbekistan's UNESCO World Heritage Sites – East of the Kuhna Ark is the Mohammed Rakhim Khan Medressa – South of the Kuhna Ark is the Kalta Minor Minaret – Continuing east from Sayid Alauddin Mausoleum is the Juma Mosque.

Day 04: Khiva – Bukhara (B+D)After breakfast, transfer to Urgench Airport. Arrival to Bukhara, we will start the morning tour in Bukhara and visit Citadel Ark, Bolo-Khauz Mosque, Ismael Samani Mausoleum, Chashma Ayub Mausoleum means “Spring of Job” and you can drink from the spring.

Day 05: Bukhara (B+D)After Breakfast, proceed to Embroidery Suzane. Visit Bakhauddin Naqshbandiy Memorial Complex. After excursion, drive to Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa Complex – summer residence of the last Emir of Bukhara. Arrival back to the city and excursion over trade domes named Coumpol Bazaar – trading points where tourists can enjoy the real Uzbek bargaining process and make shopping.

Day 06: Bukhara – Gijduvan – Nurata (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Nurata via Gijduvan City to see the local villages and visit the grave of Gijduvaniy Mausoleum, Bread Making, Gijduvan Ceramics Workshop. Drive to Uzbekistan's growing ecotourism movement - Nurata, Chashma Spring. Departure to Uzbekistan for you Yurt Camp.

Day 07: Nurata – Samarkand (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Samarkand. Arrival cooking class on making Uzbek famous Plov in the Art House of Samarkand. Theatre of historical costume El Merosi. Day 08: Samarkand (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Samarkand City tour. Interactive Excursion in Samarkand – Try the traditional clothes from the 14th century before starting our morning tour in Samarkand. Here we’ll visit Gur-E-Amir Mausoleum & Around, Bibi Khanym Mosque & Mausoleum, Siob Bazaar and Shah-I-Zinda.

Day 09: Samarkand – Tashkent (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Konigil Village for Master Class: Visit to the papermaking workshop located in the Konigil Village (10 km from Samarkand). Samarkand has been famous for its high-quality paper manufacture.

Then we’ll visit Ulughbek Observatory, Excavations and museum of the ancient city of Afrosiab, Architectural complex Shah-i-Zinda – Gur-I-Amir Mausoleum - Tamerlane's Tomb. Transfer to Afrosiab High Speed Train – Tashkent train station. Departure from Samarkand to Tashkent. Arrive Tashkent

Day 10: Tashkent (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Sprawling Tashkent. Here we’ll visit Tashkent's Magnificent Metro Underground, State museum of history, Mustaqilik Maydoni and Navoi Park.

Day 11: Tashkent – Charvak – Tashkent (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Chimgan Mountains. Than visit Ugam-Chatkal National Park. And ride on cable way from Beldersay gorge to Kumbel peak. Departure to Tashkent.

Day 12: Tashkent (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Khast Imom: Hazroti Imom Friday Mosque – Khast Imom Square – Moyle Mubarek Library Museum - Barak Khan Medressa. Night Photography activity to visit some of the places such as Metro Underground and Independence Square

Day 13: Depart Tashkent Departure transfer to onwards destination.

Uncovering Uzbekistan

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Duration: 12 Nights / 13 DaysPlaces: Tashkent - Nukus - Khiva - Bukhara - Gijduvan - Nurata – Samarkand - Charvak

Highlights: The Museum of Arts named after Savitskiy - Zoroastrian desert Fortress - Zindon & Summer Mosque - The Mohammed Rakhim khan Medressa - Tash-Hovli Palace - Pahlavon Mahmud Mausoleum - Bolo-Khauz Mosque - Ismael Samani Mausoleum - Bakhauddin Naqshbandiy Complex - Chashma Spring - Gur-E-Amir Mausoleum - Bibi-Khanym Mosque - Architectural complex Shah-i-Zinda - Tamerlane's Tomb - Mustaqilik Maydoni - Ugam - Chatkal National Park - Moyle Mubarek Library Museum - Barak Khan Medressa

South & West Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Visa support letter (telex)· Entrance fees.· Show Program in Khiva, Samarkand

and in Bukhara.· One Dinner in Tashkent with Show

Program.· Lunch and Dinner at Yurt Camp in

Nurata.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.

· Air ticket for Tashkent – Nukus.· Air ticket Khiva – Bukhara.· Train ticket for Samarkand –

Tashkent.· All taxes.


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Tashkent 05 Miran International

Khiva 02 Asia Khiva

Bukhara 02 Omar Khayam

Nurata 01 Yurt Camp Uzbekistan

Samarkand 02 Registan Plaza




02 Pax USD 1275 PP


Day 01: Arrive Tashkent – Khiva Arrive Tashkent, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Sightseeing tour in Tashkent: Amir Temur Square, Earthquake monument, Khazrati Imam complex in the old part of city, Minor Mosque, Barakhan Madrassah, Applied Art Museum.

In the evening transferred to the Tashkent's domestic airport for flight to Urgench. On arrival at Urgench airport you will be met with your name on the nameplate by driver and transferred to Khiva. Day 02: Khiva – Bukhara (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Sightseeing tour to Ichan-Qala (the Inner Fortress): Pakhlavan Makhmud, Djuma Mosque and Minaret, Islam-Khodja Madrassah and Minaret, Kalta-Minor Minaret, Kunya-Ark, Ak-Sheikh-bobo, Mosque of Allakuli-khan, Muhammad Amin-khan.

Khiva is a city of approximately 50,000 people located in Xorazm Region, Uzbekistan. According to archaeological data, the city was established in the beginning of the Christian era.

It is the former capital of Khwarezmia and the Khanate of Khiva. Itchan Kala in Khiva was the first site in Uzbekistan to be inscribed on the World Heritage List.

In the evening you will be transferred to Urgench Airport for flight to Bukhara.

Day 03: Bukhara (B+D)After breakfast, start walking tour of Bukhara, including visit to Madrasah, the Ark Fortress and Bolo Hauz mosque. Your guide will Lyabi Hauz, Trade domes, Poi Kalon Ensemble of Kalan Minaret, Kalan mosque and Mir Arab Madrassah Time permitting take you shopping of local handicrafts too.

Bukhara is an ancient city in the central Asian country of Uzbekistan. It was a prominent stop on the Silk Road trade route between the East and the West, and a major medieval center for Islamic theology and culture. It still contains hundreds of well-preserved mosques, madrassas, bazaars and caravanserais, dating largely from the 9th to the 17th centuries.

Day 04: Bukhara (B+D)After breakfast, proceed for sightseeing tour of Bukhara with your expert, foreign speaking guide and transport. Visit Ismail Samani Mausoleum, Chashmai Ayub, Bahovuddin Naqshbandi complex to learn about Sufism, the Summer Palace of last Bukhara rulers “Sitorai Mokhi Hosa” and beautiful site Chor Minor hidden in the old town neighborhood. Day 05: Bukhara – Samarkand (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Kagan Railway Station. Departure to Samarkand on ”Sharq” Express Train and arrive at the Samarkand Railway Station, where you will be met by your guide and driver for your personal day sightseeing tour of Samarkand.

The tour includes visits to the Gur Emir Mausoleum, final resting place of the Great warlord and statesman Amir Temur (Tamerlane) and his dynasty.

See Registan Square and shop for local handicrafts in Samarkand. You will see an hour show program of Samarkand theatre of historic sites "El Merosi". El Merosi will introduce visitors with huge collection of Central Asian cloths and design.

Day 06: Samarkand – Tashkent (B+D)After breakfast, proceed for sightseeing tour in Samarkand: Mosque of Bibi Khanum, Siyab Bazaar, Shahi Zinda Complex, Ulughbek Observatory and Afrosiyob Museum in the middle of ancient city ruins.

Tashkent is the capital city of Uzbekistan. It's known for its many museums and its mix of modern and Soviet-era architecture. The Amir Timur Museum houses manuscripts, weapons and other relics from the Timurid dynasty.

After day tour you will be transferred to Samarkand Railway Station where you will take fast train Afrosiyob to Tashkent. On arrival in Tashkent you will be met with nameplate by driver and transferred to your hotel. Day 07: Tashkent (B+D)After breakfast, Free time in Tashkent.

Day 08: Depart Tashkent Departure transfer to onwards destination.

Magical UzbekistanDuration: 07 Nights / 08 Days

Places: Tashkent – Khiva – Bukhara – Samarkand

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Highlights: Minor Mosque - Barakhan Madrassah - Applied Art Museum - Pakhlavan Makhmud - Djuma Mosque and Minaret - Islam-Khodja Madrassah - Kalta-Minor Minaret - Kunya-Ark - Ak-Sheikh-bobo - Mosque of Allakuli-khan -Madrasah - Bolo Hauz mosque - Kalan mosque - Mir Arab Madrassah - Ismail Samani Mausoleum - Chashmai Ayub - Bahovuddin Naqshbandi complex - Osque of Bibi Khanum - Siyab Bazaar - Shahi Zinda Complex

South Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Visa support letter (telex).· Entrance fees.· Economy class train tickets for

“Afrosiab”.· Show program in Samarkand.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· Air ticket Tashkent – Khiva.· Air ticket Khiva – Bukhara.

· Train Ticket for Bukhara – Samarkand and Samarkand – Tashkent.

· All taxes.


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Tashkent 02 Miran International

Khiva 01 Asia Khiva

Bukhara 03 Minorai Kalon

Samarkand 01 Registan Plaza




02 Pax USD 1265 PP


Vietnam from North to South

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Duration: 10 Nights /11 DaysPlaces: Hanoi - Halong Bay - Hoi An - Hue - Cu Chi Tunnels - Mekong Delta - Ho Chi Minh City

Highlights: Ho Chi Minh Complex - The Presidential Palace - The Ho Chi Minh Museum - The Temple of Literature - Explore the enthralling Museum - The Phuc Kien Assembly Halls - The Cham Museum in the city centre OR the famous Marble Mountain - Cruise the Perfume River by a dragon boat to serene - The majestic Royal Tomb of King Ming Mang or King Khai Dinh - The War Remnants Museum - Half hour boat cruise

Day 01: Arrive Hanoi Arrive Hanoi, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, is known for its centuries-old architecture and a rich culture with Southeast Asian, Chinese and French influences. At its heart is the chaotic Old Quarter, where the narrow streets are roughly arranged by trade.

Day 02: Hanoi (B+D)After breakfast, visit Hanoi's sights and sounds on a tour that covers all the essentials. You'll visit the Ho Chi Minh Complex, which includes the Mausoleum, Uncle Ho's former stilt-house residence, the Presidential Palace, the Ho Chi Minh Museum and The Temple of Literature, which, dating back to 1070, is Vietnam's oldest university.

In the afternoon, explore the enthralling Museum of Ethnology, which contains an extensive display of life-size structures dedicated to Vietnam's 54 ethnic minorities. Next, enjoy an hour-long cycle ride winding through the narrow, chaotic streets of the Old Quarter - a must for any visitor to Hanoi!

Day 03: Hanoi – Halong Bay (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Halong Bay with a refreshment break en route. Meet the crew upon boarding the traditional wooden junk, then relax.

Visit ancient limestone caves and go sea kayaking and swimming if the weather permits. Return to the junk refreshed and invigorated and relax on deck with a drink to watch the sunset. Overnight on the boat in Halong Bay.

Day 04: Halong Bay – Hanoi – Danang – Hoi An (B+D)Enjoy an early morning swim (if weather permits) followed by breakfast, Proceed to one of the famous caves in the middle of the bay before cruising back to the main harbor. Drive straight to Noi Bai airport in Hanoi for a late afternoon flight to Danang.

Day 05: Hoi An (B+D)After breakfast, show you around the old town. You'll start a walking tour with numerous places of interest: the 400-year old Japanese Covered Bridge, the Phuc Kien Assembly Halls, a museum and the colorful local market.

After your walking tour, your time will be at leisure to wander around or go shopping.

Day 06: Hoi An – Hue (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to the Royal City of Hue with en-route stop to visit either the Cham Museum in the city centre OR the famous Marble Mountain. Continue the scenic route to Hue.

In the afternoon, you will cruise the Perfume River by a dragon boat to serene Thien Mu Pagoda and drive to visit the majestic Royal Tomb of King Ming Mang or King Khai Dinh.

Day 07: Hue – Ho Chi Minh (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Imperial City of Hue, firstly with the ancient walled Citadel including the former Imperial Palace. You'll then visit the Dong Ba market to learn about local produce and specialties of Hue.

Afternoon, you will be transferred to Phu Bai airport for an afternoon flight to Ho Chi Minh City.

Day 08: Ho Chi Minh – Cu Chi Tunnel – Ho Chi Minh (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Cu Chi Tunnels where you will visit the amazing network of underground tunnels was used during the Vietnam War by the Viet Cong.

Afternoon return to Ho Chi Minh City for a guided city tour, starting with the War Remnants Museum; followed by the Reunification Palace; the former South Vietnam Presidential Palace; the Notre Dame Cathedral and Old Post Office.

Day 09: Ho Chi Minh – Ben Tre – Can Tho (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Ben Tre, situated in the Delta of the Mekong River. Take on the highway as you leave behind the busy city. On arrival, take a boat on Ben Tre River. You will visit one of plenty of coconut processing workshops located along the canal.

Day 10: Can Tho – Cai Rang – Ho Chi Minh (B+D)After breakfast, visit the vibrant Cai Rang floating market to experience a special type of market in which all purchasing activities take place on boats and ships. Then continue to small a canal to visit a fruit garden. Drive back to Ho Chi Minh City, arriving in the late afternoon.

Day 11: Depart Ho Chi MinhDeparture transfer to onwards destination.

South East Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Air tickets Hanoi – Danang.· Air ticket Hue - Ho Chi Minh.· Cruise for Can Tho - Cai Rang.· First class water puppet tickets and cyclo

ride around Old Quarter.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· First class water puppet tickets and 1-

hour cyclo tour. of Hanoi Old Quarter.· Overnight on the boat on Halong Bay.· All taxes.


Best Time

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High Season

Rainy

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Hanoi 02 Melia Hotel

Halong Bay 01 Halong Paradise

Hoi An 02 Sunrise Resort

Hue 01 Imperial

Ho Chi Minh City 03 Grand Hotel

Can Tho 01 Victoria Can Tho




02 Pax USD 1990 PP


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Duration: 07 Nights / 08 DaysPlaces: Hanoi - Halong Bay - Hoi an - Hue - Ho Chi Minh City - Cu Chi Tunnels

Highlights: Ho Chi Minh Complex including the Mausoleum - The Presidential Palace - The Ho Chi Minh Museum - The Temple of Literature - Ngoc Son Temple - Hoan Kiem Lake - the Ngoc Son Temple - Boat trip around Ba Hang Floating village - The Phuc Kien Assembly Halls - Cruise the Perfume River by a dragon boat

Day 01: Arrive Hanoi Arrive Hanoi, meet assist and transfer to hotel.

You will then embark on 1 hour cyclo ride through the narrow, chaotic streets of the Old Quarter - a must for any visitor to Hanoi. You will also have tickets for a traditional performance of the famous Vietnamese water puppets.

Day 02: Hanoi – Halong (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to tour of Hanoi takes in essential sites which will commence from your hotel lobby. In the morning, you'll visit the Ho Chi Minh Complex including the Mausoleum, his former stilt-house residence, the Presidential Palace and the Ho Chi Minh Museum, The Temple of Literature - Vietnam's first university dating back to 1070.

Visit Ngoc Son Temple and Hoan Kiem Lake - the Ngoc Son Temple is set on a tiny island on Hoan Kiem Lake, its history dating back to the 13th century.

Afternoon, Proceed to Halong Bay, one of the most spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Areas and the world's largest marine limestone 'karst' landscape. Enjoy the landscape of the Red River Delta countryside and have a short break en-route.

Day 03: Halong – Hanoi – Danang – Hoi An (B+D)After breakfast, you board a traditional wooden junk and start cruising to the centre of the bay. Get ready for exotic photos and absorbing the most magnificent natural splendors, limestone bedrocks and sheer cliffs of tiny islands highlighted with fanciful names, Fighting Cocks, Duck, Finger, Incense Burner, and Stone Dogs.

Drive straight to Noi Bai airport in Hanoi for a late afternoon flight to Danang. Upon arrival, you will be picked up and transferred to your hotel for check-in.

Day 04: Hoi An (B+D)After breakfast, give you a proper show-around of the old town. You'll start a walking tour with a lion's share of places of interest: the 400-year old Japanese Covered Bridge; the Phuc Kien Assembly Halls, the museum and the colorful local market. After such gallavanting, your time will be your own to wander around or getting amongst some retail therapy.

Day 05: Hoi An – Hue (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Danang, then continue the scenic route to Hue. As soon as you arrive Hue, you firstly visit the ancient walled Citadel including the former Imperial Palace.

You'll then visit the Dong Ba market to learn about local produce and specialties of Hue. In the afternoon, you will cruise the Perfume River with a dragon boat to the serene Thien Mu Pagoda and drive to visit the majestic Royal Tombs of King Minh Mang and King Khai Dinh.

Day 06: Hue – Ho Chi Minh (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Ho Chi Minh City. You will visit the amazing network of underground tunnels was used during the Vietnam War by the Viet Cong.

This huge construction was a habitation for villagers in the war time. With 3 levels of depth, it was never discovered by the US during the Vietnam War despite its proximity to Saigon. Visit the fighting tunnel system with your local guide.

Transfer to the city for a brief city tour including the Notre Dame Cathedral and Old Post office to get good shots for our memory of the big, modern city of Vietnam. The trip also takes in Ben Thanh market for an insight into where locals shop and Nguyen Hue Pedestrian Street.

Day 07 : Ho Chi Minh – Ben Tre – Ho Chi Minh (B+D)After breakfast, proceed to Ben Tre, one of the country's southern provinces, situated in the Delta of the Mekong River. Take on the highway as you leave behind the busy city.

On arrival, take a boat on Ben Tre River – one of tributaries of Mekong River to witness lively activities along river such as fishing, water transferring. Stop at brickwork to see how to make bricks in traditional style by printing and baking. You will visit one of plenty of coconut processing workshops located along canal.

Later, enjoy rowing-boat along water, palm creek and boat back to the pier where you will be taken to Ho Chi Minh City.

Day 08: Depart Ho Chi Minh Departure transfer to onwards destination.

South East Region

Includes· Accommodation as per the program.· Meals as per the program.· Entrance fees.· Air tickets Hanoi – Danang.· Air ticket Hue – Ho Chi Minh.· Private boat trip in Hue and in the

Mekong Delta.· First class water puppet tickets and

cyclo ride around Old Quarter.· Electric car at Imperial Citadel in Hue.· Local English speaking guide.· All transfers, sightseeing, excursions.· All taxes.


Best Time

Low Season

High Season

Rainy

Winters

Summers

March-April

May-September

January-April

July-September

December-February

May-September






Hanoi 01 Melia Hotel

Halong Bay 01 Paradise Suite

Hoi An 02 Sunrise Resort

Hue 01 Imperial Hotel

Ho Chi Minh City 02 Grand Hotel




02 Pax USD 1450 PP


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Will I have trouble with the language barrier in Asia? You'll find some degree of English available in most tourist areas, or at least a friendly, English-speaking local willing to help out when you order food or purchase tickets. The language difference is rarely an issue and will not affect your enjoyment of Asia.

You'll encounter more language difficulties in remote places off the beaten path for sure. Even in places with little or no English, you'll be able to point or charade your way through with a little patience.

Are bed bugs a serious problem in Asia?The recent resurgence of bed bugs affected North America far worse than it has Asia. Ironically, Westerner travelers are bringing bed bugs to Asia from home, rather than the other way around.

Once considered only a problem for backpackers staying in the most budget of places, bed bugs are a serious and costly problem found even in four-star hotels. With a little vigilance on your part, you can avoid coming into contact with them and ultimately avoid spreading the pests.

Is Asia really crowded?For the most part, yes. A majority of the world's population calls Asia home, and most residents are squeezed into urban areas. You will notice a much higher density of people in public transport hubs, shopping malls, and even on busy sidewalks.

Don't be surprised if someone stands too closely while speaking to you. Or if trains and buses are consistently oversold beyond capacity. Have patience and keep in mind that the general considerations of privacy and personal buffer space may be different than that which you are used to at home.

Will I have to use squat toilets while in Asia?While Western-style sit-down toilets are more and more common, you will probably still encounter the odd squat toilet or two. Even modern shopping malls may still have squat toilets, mainly for sanitary reasons.

Do tourists pay double prices?If you're lucky! Tourists are often quoted prices for goods as much as five times what locals pay. Sadly, many tourists are viewed as being “rich” and only a select few honest proprietors will give you the local price when shopping.

Is Asia safe for children?Absolutely! Even more so than in the West, a large emphasis is placed on family and kids in Asia. Asian people generally adore both children and parents alike; kids are a great way to break the ice when meeting people.

While some destinations may be rougher and more chaotic for children, you'll find plenty of family-friendly beaches, towns, and areas throughout Asia. Use discretion; perhaps Thailand's anything-goes Full Moon Party isn't the right place to bring young children!

Do I have to worry about offending people accidentally?Part of the magic of visiting Asia is experiencing a culture very different than your own. While there are a handful of ways that you could unintentionally cause offense and not realize, Asian people are forgiving and know that you may not understand local customs.

Consider if a foreign visitor at home was pointing with their middle finger and had no idea the gesture was rude. While you would probably notice, you hopefully wouldn't take offense and become angry.

Will my cell phone work in Asia?That depends -- both on your phone and the way you wish to use it. In general, American phones will not work in Asia without some help. You can opt for international roaming with certain phones, but using it for anything aside from emergency contact will be very expensive.

Will my electronic devices be safe in Asia?More and more travelers are bringing smartphones, tablets, and laptops to Asia. Depending upon where you travel, the environment could be a little rough on sensitive devices. Sand, rain, insects, and bad power could cause trouble later.

Violent crime is less a problem in Asia than in the US or Europe, however, you should take precautions. Be vigilant with expensive devices; lockboxes are available in many hotels. Chargers are just as much a target for petty thieves; keep all electronics and accessories secure when using public transportation.

Do I need to book a tour to enjoy Asia?Absolutely not. While booking a tour may be a way to alleviate concerns for a first-time visitor, Asia can easily be traveled independently.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people travel in a group?The majority of our hop-on hop-off tour groups consist of between 10 and 15 people, with a maximum of 24 (including driver and Tour Guides). Having a small group size not only means we can offer a more personalised service, but it also gives us access to more destinations, activity and accommodation options.

Absolutely, that's the beauty of small group travel. You will make friends quickly and your Tour Guide will become a good source of support to you along the way too!

What does the Tour Leader do?Each hop-on hop-off tour group is accompanied by a Western or Local Tour Leader (or both!) to inform, enthral and entertain you with facts, stories and unbelievable insight into the local culture.

They will also book your accommodation and recommend top notch things to do every step of the way. Our guides are consistently one of the most highly-rated features of our trips - just ask any traveller of ours! They will become a good friend and source of support to you.

What will I eat whilst in Southeast Asia?Western food is sparse outside the main centres so come open-minded about eating local food. At our stops we will recommend tasty restaurants but when you get into local villages and homestays be prepared to eat simple local fare, with maybe the odd wild-card ingredient (which is part of the fun!).

Supermarkets are not the norm but we will point out places where you can stock up on food for the day. Depending what you eat, you can spend US$5 - 15 a day on food.

How do I get a visa? Can I get one upon arrival?Since visa requirements vary depending on where you're coming from and where you going, we recommend that you contact the appropriate embassy in your country of origin. For a general overview, you can find information on passports, visas and immigration in the Travel Guides.

What should I bring?Light clothes for the wet season (May – Oct) and something warm for the dry season (Nov – Mar), especially for the north of Laos and Thailand; a good travel medical kit supplied by a doctor (for any inconveniences).

Which style of trip is right for me?Our three styles of travel – Basix, Original and Comfort – cover a whole gamut of travel experiences. To find out which one has 'You' written all over it, visit our trip styles page.

Are trips physically demanding?Want to lie in a hammock and not move until cocktail hour? We've got a trip for that. Want to power up the side of mountain at high altitude? We've also got a trip for that. To determine what type of trip suits you best, each of our trips comes with a Physical Rating to let you know how physically demanding it is… or isn't. Find out more about ratings.

Does SGV have family trips? SGV offers a wide range of Family Adventures around the globe. The minimum age (for Family trips) varies depending on destination, and SGV has set minimum ages to ensure that the included activities suit each age range. Additionally, you'll notice that some of the more adventurous destinations have a higher minimum age.

How many people will be on my trip? Good things come in small packages, which is why we keep our group sizes down. This means we're small enough to remain flexible as we thread our way through communities without intimidating the locals.

On most of our trips you'll be part of an intimate group of 12-16 people, though our group sizes are on average 10 people. Our Overland trips are in purpose-built vehicles that can carry up to 24 travellers. Group sizes are displayed on each trip's overview page on our website.

Are there age restrictions on your trips?For the majority of our trips the minimum age is 15. An adult must accompany all children under the age of 18. Our Overland Adventures have a minimum age of 18. Younger children can join us on our Family trips and Short Break Adventures, but check each trip for its minimum age, which is located

On the trip's overview page on the website. Most of our trips don't have a maximum age limit, but a Self-Assessment Form is required for all passengers 70 years and over.

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BAGGAGE REGULATIONS AND SOME RECOMMENDATIONS· Make sure you check the baggage allowance on your

international / internal flights.

· We recommend to travel light especially when there is internal flight involved in the program due to baggage weight limitation.

· We suggest that you carry one set of clothes along with your daily utility items and other accessories in your hand baggage. This is just a precautionary measure in case your baggage is misplaced.

· We advice that you travel as light as possible, since porterage is not included in your holiday price and carrying heavy luggage would be inconvenient. Take bags with wheels and sturdy handles, as they are more convenient and easy to pull.

· Please note that airlines do not permit items like loose batteries, razor blades, nail cutter, scissors, knives, gels any form of liquid, cigarette lighter in your hand baggage. If required carry such items in your check –in bag.

· Please ensure that you do not place any valuables in your check – in bag. Carry foreign currency /travel documents / jewellery / insurance in your hand bag.

COACH· Since travelling distances are comparatively long, we

have carefully chosen air conditioned luxurious coaches for your convenience luxurious coaches for your convenience and comfort. It is very important to maintain a pleasant environment on board the coach and keep it clean.

· Drinking, Smoking and eating is not allowed in the coach.

MEALS· You have a choice of Indian and international cuisine

meals. The menus, however are fixed in advance and a la carte is not possible.

· Most lunches and dinner are unlimited buffets, but it is requested that you do not waste food.

· If there is any early morning departure to the airport a box breakfast may be provided.

· Some cities you may be served local meals.

CLIMATE· The climate is as varied as its countries, but it is mostly

temperate.

· Frequent changes of weather make forecasting difficult. To be on the safe side, be sure to bring a sweater and an umbrella with you.

HOTELS & ROOMS· Most hotels offer the facility of complimentary safe

deposit lockers (few hotels charge a refundable deposit. we advice that you keep all your valuable like money, passport, tickets and jewellery in the locker, in case you are staying for more than one day at the hotel.

· Please make sure that no damages are done to your hotel room during the stay, as the same would be charged to you directly by the hotel.

· Hotel rooms may have facilities like mini bar, pay television channels, telephones, etc. please note that these facilities are not complimentary and will be charged as per actual usage.

· Most of the hotels do not have a tea/ coffee kettle in the rooms.

· Please note that we will try our best to provide you with adjacent rooms asked by you at the time of booking, but the same will be subject to availability at the time of check –in. It is also difficult to provide interconnecting rooms, however the tour manager and the hotel will try their best to ensure that you are provided with adjacent rooms wherever possible.

· The standard check in time at hotels is after 14:00 HRS and standard check –out time is 10:00 HRS.

TIME MANAGEMENT· It's very important to be on time and punctual on your

holiday, since your itinerary has been designed and planned to offer you the most on your holiday.

· Every sightseeing trip where you get off has an allotted time, please make sure you remain with the group return at the allotted time. Any delay would actually deprive the entire group of their sightseeing time.

ON ARRIVAL· ALL passengers will be met by our tour manager / local

representative outside the arrival hall at the airport.

· All joining direct passengers will have to reach the respective hotel/ airport, on their own and check in.

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CLOTHING· Carry 4/5 pairs of comfortable clothes like jeans/

trousers, shirts/t- shirts, pants, Punjabi suits/ sarees and necessary undergarments.

· Warm clothing like sweaters , jackets, woolens, thermals is essential. You must carry a cap, sunglasses, a folding umbrella, comfortable footwear preferably walking shoes.

ESSENTIAL ITEMS TO BE CARRIED· Your passport, air tickets, original insurance policy,

tour confirmation voucher & necessary foreign exchange for personal use.

· Carry a photocopy of your passport including valid visas & keep them separately from the original.

· Please do not forget to carry an additional pair of spectacles if you are using one, digital camera chips with higher GB, extra batteries, charges for digital camera and mobile.

· Carry your mobile phone's charger if you are taking your cell phone with global roaming. Also carry multi-purpose adapter as sockets are different.

· Required medicines, with doctor's prescription.

MONEY AND CURRENCY· EURO IS WIDELY accepted in Europe and can be

exchanged to any major currency like US$, JPY, GBP. it is better to carry Euro before you start your Europe trip. Some countries in Europe have their local currency and it can be exchanged with the Euro.

TIPPING POLICY· Tipping is something that is expected of anyone

providing you a service, e.g. coach driver local guides, etc. it is mandatory to tip a nominal amount of EUR 3 / USD 5/ GBP 2 per person per day.

· Public toilet attendants need to be tipped nominally after use.

ARRIVAL /DEPARTURE TRANSFERS· As other members of your group would be flying from

different cities/towns/countries, you would be required to wait for some time so that they can join you at the arrival area as common airport pick- up facility is provided for the entire group.

· Also in view of the common airport drop facility provided for your group, you would be required to travel to the airport along with other group members even though your flight time is later than other members of your group.

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WHERE TO BOOKYou can book on our site www.sanyog.travel or through your travel agent promoting our tour packages.

ELIGIBILITYPersons fulfilling the criteria set by relevant provisions of law relating to foreign exchange in their respective country, whose passport is valid for at least six months subsequent to the date of departure of the tour and have been granted relevant visas to reach the point of commencement of the tour and travel throughout with the group are eligible to book on the tour.

BOOKING AMOUNTAt the time of booking you must be in possession of original passport(s) valid for travel. You are urged to read complete details of the tour, itinerary, price inclusions, exclusions, terms and conditions and the like in the brochure before filling and signing the official booking form. On payment of the non- refundable interest free booking amount mentioned on the booking form you will be issued an official receipt from us. The booking form, invoice and the receipt shall be binding on the parties and shall constitute a contract between the parties.

The non- refundable booking amount paid by you will be adjusted towards the cost of the tour. Please also refer to the relevant section of the booking conditions for rules of the forfeiture of booking amount. All payments for the tour including the booking amount should be made in favour of Sanyog Gupta Voyages when you book through our company own outlets. If you book through your own travel agent, the full payment must come through your travel agent.

INVOICE & BALANCE PAYMENTYour invoice will mention the due date for payment of the balance tour cost including the foreign exchange component of the tour. Your travel documents and air lines tickets can be released only after receipt of full and final payment. Delay in adhering to the final date advised to you for full payment would result in the cancellation of your seat on the tour and levy of cancellation charges.

Hence, the balance payment has to reach us as per the schedule mentioned in your invoice or at least 45 days prior to departure of your tour whichever is earlier.

HANDOVER OF DOCUMENTSAfter receipt of your full and final payment, you will be delivered our docket containing, air ticket, travel insurance (if availed through us), final invoice (tour confirmation voucher) which lists services you are

entitled to on the tour you will be provided with a briefing sheet containing important / emergency contact details for your use. Ensure that you ARE carrying the above documents and your passport with all necessary visa endorsements before leaving on your tour.

SECURE YOUR BOOKING AMOUNTWe will try to secure your amount by sending the documentary proof of such unforeseen situations to respective suppliers like hotels, airlines, etc. Secure your booking amount scheme covers you for the following events only and documentary proof may be required by the company to refund your booking amount.

· Death in the immediate family (your parents, spouse and child/ children).

· Major accident to self or immediate family members (your parents, spouse and child/ children).

· Major sickness to you where travel is not permitted under medical advice.

· Acts of God like Tsunami and the like.· Terrorist activities like 9/11.· Any travel barred guidelines to the destination country

by WHO like SARs.· Any political turbulence in the destination country.· Kindly note that visa rejection by consulates

/embassy/ authorities is not covered under the scheme.

TRAVEL DOCUMENTSIt is your responsibility to hold valid travel documents such as passport, visa & confirmed Air Ticket to be able to travel. Your passport should be valid for a period of at least 6 months from the date of travel & for visa it is convenient & safe to have the applications to consulates / embassy/ authorities routed through us.

However, for certain visas including the visas for USA and UK, you may be required to attend a personal interview at your expense at the discretion of the consulate concerned.

Please check with the outlet where you book if there sufficient time to process the visa for the departure date chosen by you. You will be required to submit along with your application a set of documents as mentioned in the documentation checklist given to you at the time of booking.

The company would not be responsible in any way for any clerical error regarding names, attachment of wrong photographs, duration, type of visa (single /multiple entries) that may occur in the consulate / embassy.

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Please note that as it is entirely at the discretion of the concerned consulates/embassy/authorities to / grant reject your visa and immigration clearance. We shall neither be responsible for non – granting of visa nor liable for any delay, denial or other related acts/ omission or for any loss, expense, damage or cost resulting therefrom.

Further, the company should not be held liable in case of loss of documents given by you to us in support of your visa application as the same are forwarded by us to the concerned consulate/ embassy through third parties.

In such case we will make our best efforts to trace the lost documents and if still the same are not traceable, we will assist you in obtaining alternative/ certified copies of the thus lost documents from concerned authorities.

The cost of processing these visas may or may not be included in your tour price. If you already possess the said visa/s or are doing visa/s on your own, the company's visa service charge will still be applicable, while only actual visa/s cost will be refundable. Further, there will no refund of visa service charges in respect of visa rejections.

TRAVEL INSURANCE It is highly recommended and extremely important for you to be in possession of valid overseas travel insurance for the duration of your tour to secure your life, health and property as may be advised by your insurance agent to cover any eventualities associated with your overseas travel including health, accidental injury, loss, liability and the like depending on your assessment of your risk potential.

Insurance if any, included in the tour price may be the standard travel care insurance policy provided by a third party insurance service provider and the scope of the cover may be limited in nature, the details of which shall be provided to you at the time of confirmation of your booking.

You are advised to discuss your insurance needs directly with your insurance agent before proceeding on the tour and at your own cost procure any additional cover as may be advised.

Please note, insurance is the subject matter of solicitation, please read the terms and conditions of the insurance document carefully before finalising your desired insurance cover. Insurance coverage may be age related. Kindly get the complete details from the insurer. You will need to carry the insurance policy document with you on the tour.

Please note that you would have a direct contractual relationship with the insurer and the company is only a facilitator. You shall therefore, check the accuracy and correctness of the insurance policy and in case of any error or lapse report the same to the insurer directly and get the same rectified by them, as the company would not be responsible for the same.

AMENDMENTSAfter the initial booking on a particular tour and relative services, in the event of any amendment you wish to make; such as change of destination, change of departure date, addition or deletion of services, change in passenger numbers or such other change you will need to make a written request and obtain an acknowledgement on the same from our sales office.

The amendments may invite further cost which will have to be borne by you. Further, such requests are accepted by us subject to availability.

AIRLINE TICKETSWhere you purchase your ait tickets through us, the confirmations on airlines and / or class of travel as requested (economy /first/ business class, etc.)will be subject to availability of the same for the destinations chosen by you.

Air Ticket can only be delivered along with other documents provided we have received full payments including foreign currency component.

AIRLINE “CHANGING IN RESERVATION FEE”It is absolutely necessary to have your return air seats to your origin city confirmed prior to your departure from your country. Passengers wishing to change their return reservation to their city after departure will have to pay

Change in reservation fee directly to the airlines, subject to availability of seats in the same booking class.

TRAVELLING IN ADVANCE AND /OR RETURNING ON YOUR OWN

If you wish to travel in advance i.e. before the published departure date as mentioned in the brochure or like to come back on date later than the date on which the tour ends, you are required to pay an airline seat rebooking & reservation fee as actual depending on the airlines (subject to availability of seats in the same class & ticket validity.)

In case non- availability of seats in the same class you have booked, you are liable to pay the differential cost of the class you are booked and the cost of higher class where seats are available. Further, it will be your responsibility to reconfirm your return tickets at least 72 hours prior to departure time.

CANCELLATIONIf you want to cancel your tour booking for any reason, you must intimate in writing to us or your travel agent and deliver it to the concerned officer and obtain an acknowledgement. The letter must clearly mention the names of all passengers who want their bookings to be cancelled.

LIABILITYSanyog Gupta Voyages will not assume liability for any loss, damage, delay or accident of any kind which may occur due to the negligence of any company, hotel or another person responsible for the provision of the service.

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The computation of the period of notice of cancellation shall commence only from the time the written request reached the company at its sales office during working hours. In case of cancellation, the following cancellation charges would apply:

CANCELATION PERIOD CHARGES

45 days or more prior to the departure of the 25%tour or for non payment of the balance amount

44 to 15 days prior to the departure of the tour 50%

14 to 06 days prior to the departure of the tour 75%

In case you are a No Show on the tour 90%

Further for the purpose of this clause, cancellation can be due to any reason whatsoever including the reason of inability to participate due to any reason including illness, death, court orders, non – availability of travel documents and the like.

As per the booking conditions, we are constrained to levy the aforesaid cancellation, charges in addition to the actual expenditure incurred towards visa, travel insurance, retention charges by the overseas suppliers and the like.

The computation of the period of notice of cancellation shall commence only from the time the written request reached the company at its sales office during working hours. In case of cancellations, the following cancellation charges would apply:

Further for the purpose of this clause, cancellation can be due any reason whatsoever including the reason of inability to participate due to any reason including illness, death , court orders, non – availability of travel documents and the like.

As per the booking conditions, we are constrained to levy the aforesaid cancellation charges in addition to the actual expenditure incurred towards visa, travel insurance, retention charges by overseas supplier and the like.

The company reserves the right to cancel a tour departure without assigning any reason. Under such circumstances amount paid by you will be refunded forthwith after deducting the actual expenses incurred by us like visa, travel insurance and the like but no compensation is payable. All refunds shall be given in the same currency you paid us.

REFUNDSRefunds (if any) for amendments and/ or cancellations will be paid directly to you by the concerned outlets/ travel agent/ privilege sales agent through whom you have forwarded your payment to us. It would take 45 days to process refunds.

In cases where an airline ticket is issued, it would take 60 days to process the refund subject to clearance from the airlines concerned.

In the case of refund of foreign currency component, the refund shall be made in same currency only at the prevailing rate on the date of refund as per existing rules and regulations.

It is clearly understood that there shall be no refund whatsoever if you do not or cannot utilise any of the services like hotels, sightseeing, rides, cruises, meals, entrance fees, optional tours and the like due to any reason whatsoever.

URGENT VISA FEESAll documents for processing your visas must reach us 31 days prior to your departure date. Failure to do so would attract an urgent visa fee and that will be 15% of the visa fees. The same is also applicable for all fresh bookings done within 3 days of departure. However, payment or urgent visa fee does not guarantee issuance of visa.

HOLIDAY NOW… PAY LATER SCHEME(Where ever applicable)You can indicate your preference to avail a loan and pay us upfront for the tour thereby enjoying the convenience of paying for your in monthly instalments.

SGV is your tour operator and by suggesting the loan option to pay for its tour does not assume the role of processing or managing a loan for your holiday. You are free to apply to any bank of your choice. Needless to say, the credit will be at the sole discretion of the bank.

Kindly note that you will have a direct contractual relationship with the bank as far as the processing and final outcome of your loan application is concerned.

Therefore, it will be your sole and prime responsibility to promptly meet the bank's requirements with regard to the process of a loan and obtain sanction so as to pay us the full tour cost at least 15 days prior to travel failing which we cannot confirm your tour services. The legal relation between SGV and you would not change by virtue of your seeking such loan from the bank.

TRANSFER FROM ONE TOUR TO ANOTHERTransfer from one tour to another 45 days prior to the departure will be treated as cancellation on that tour and a fresh booking to another. In these cases, transfer fee shall be charged 5 of the booked tour per person will apply.

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