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Step back in time and explore the heart of Korea’s royal heritage with your 2-hour guided tour of Gyeongbokgung Palace, the grandest of Seoul’s Five Palaces. Built in 1395 during the Joseon Dynasty, this magnificent palace showcases the elegance of traditional Korean architecture and the deep symbolism behind its design. Your professional guide will lead you through the palace grounds, including Gwanghwamun Gate, Geunjeongjeon Hall, and the tranquil Gyeonghoeru Pavilion, while sharing fascinating stories of Korea’s kings, queens, and court life. You’ll also learn about the country’s Confucian values, traditional ceremonies, and the historical events that shaped modern Korea. This tour is perfect for visitors who wish to experience Korea’s rich history, culture, and beauty all in one unforgettable visit to Seoul’s most iconic landmark. The tour will be canceled if there are fewer than four participants.

Discover the rich history and culture of Korea on this 2-hour guided tour of the National Museum of Korea, the country’s largest museum and one of the most important cultural landmarks in Seoul. During the tour, you will travel through thousands of years of Korean history, from prehistoric times to the Joseon Dynasty. Your guide will introduce key highlights of the museum, including ancient pottery, Buddhist sculptures, and elegant ceramic masterpieces. You will also learn how Buddhism and traditional ceramics shaped Korean culture, art, and everyday life throughout history. Rather than wandering the museum alone, this guided experience helps reveal the hidden meanings behind the artifacts and the cultural stories that many visitors miss. By the end of the tour, you will gain a deeper appreciation for Korea’s artistic traditions and historical heritage. Perfect for travelers who want to understand Korean culture and history while visiting one of Seoul’s most impressive museums.

HERITAGE WALLED CITY – Amritsar old city is walled with twelve entrance gates during the time of Maharaja Ranjit Singh to protect the city from the invaders. Each gate contains its own history and different activities like, Khazana Wala Gate, here, he used to keep his treasury, Hakima Wala Gate, all the profession Arvedic Ved (Phrygian) used to run their clinics here LAHORI GATE used to welcome the people who come from Lahore and Bhagtwala Gate where All the Kirtanias (religious musicians) used to live. It is very good opportunity to feel the essence of traditional Gates of Amritsar, on the tanga tour.

Experience the vibrant energy of Kuala Lumpur after dark on this exciting evening tour! Begin your night with a photo stop at the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, beautifully illuminated against the night sky, the perfect backdrop for unforgettable photos. Then, dive into the bustling atmosphere of a local night market, where sights, sounds, and flavors come alive. Wander through colorful stalls brimming with street food, handmade crafts, fashion items, and souvenirs. Sample authentic Malaysian snacks and soak in the lively local culture. Perfect for foodies, photographers, and curious travelers, this tour offers a fun and flavorful way to see Kuala Lumpur at night. Book now for a night full of lights, local life, and lasting memories!

Hong Kong’s first immersive ocean experience Oceanarium, combining interactive multimedia effects and visual arts, bringing you a multi-sensory experience. The venue has multiple themed zones, Hong Kong’s first Acrylic Window Projection, Fantasy Jellyfish Kaleidoscope, Multimedia Edutainment, The Jellyfish Institute, Ocean-themed family playhouse and special dining areas, etc. Don’t miss the Light and Shadow Ocean Window Projection, Hong Kong’s first combination of real marine life and projection effects, subverting your impression of traditional aquariums. Multimedia interactive games are defitnitly indispensable. With virtual reality VR and innovative mixed reality MR, you will turn into a small fish, encountering difficulties and exploring the mysteries of the ocean The magical visual enjoyment brought by the colorful jellyfish is a highlight. What’s more? You can also learn about biology and environmental protection knowledge, as well as sustainable living patterns.

Today you will be taken to Harbin new development area,Qunli, you will find some interested places there like  Wood Sculpture Museum（ZhongGuo MuDiao YiShuGuan）,Guandong Ancient Lane, Harbin China Wangfujing Mall, They are all classical places for travel, your guide will take you go into Qing daynasty shopping and eating place Guandongguxiang and modern shop place Wangfujing Mall, and enjoy different times wood carving art works.

Jaisalmer is a great place to shop, with its winding lanes filled with handicrafts, Rajasthani jewelry, and fragrant spices. However, knowing where to go and how to bargain can be daunting. This private market experience takes you to some of the best places in the city to shop and is led by a guide who can help you find the best deals and photo opportunities every step of the way.

We would like to inform all travelers that the tour begins between 06:00 and 07:00 with a convenient pick-up from your hotel. Your first stop is Beng Mealea Temple, famously known as the “Jungle Temple” for its impressive forest-covered ruins. We then continue to the ancient old bridge, a scenic historical site ideal for photos. The journey concludes at the Sambor Prei Kuk Temple complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site admired for its pre-Angkorian architecture and tranquil surroundings. After exploring this remarkable area, your driver will safely transfer you to your hotel in Phnom Penh, completing a memorable full-day experience.

Experience the Deluxe Small Group Tour to Ba Na Hills and the iconic Golden Bridge from Hoi An or Da Nang. Enjoy the luxury of the world’s longest cable car ride, offering breathtaking views of stunning landscapes. Marvel at the Golden Bridge, famously supported by giant stone hands and surrounded by lush greenery. Explore the charming French Village, enjoy thrilling attractions at Fantasy Park, and visit the tranquil Linh Ung Pagoda with its impressive Buddha statue. Savor a gourmet lunch featuring a mix of local and international dishes at one of Ba Na Hills' premier restaurants. Our expert guide will provide fascinating insights into the local history and culture, enhancing your journey. Elevate your experience in Central Vietnam with this exclusive tour. Book your deluxe small group tour today and discover Ba Na Hills and the Golden Bridge in style.

Discover the ancient Japanese art of Incense Ceremony(Kodo) at the historic Tamesaburo Memorial Museum in Nagoya. This beautifully preserved cultural property offers an authentic setting to immerse yourself in one of Japan's most refined traditional arts. During this experience, you’ll not only learn about the 500-year-old tradition of Kodo, once enjoyed by samurai and aristocrats, but also participate in a unique and engaging incense identification game. This game challenges your senses to distinguish the subtle differences between various aromatic woods, deepening your appreciation for their delicate and complex fragrances. Guided by a skilled instructor, you’ll uncover the techniques and spiritual elements of Kodo, which emphasize mindfulness and sensory refinement. The serene traditional space of the Tamesaburo Memorial Museum, surrounded by tranquil Japanese gardens, provides the perfect environment for this meditative and cultural journey.

Highlights -Learn the 400-year-old tradition of Nagoya’s paper lanterns -Create your own with guidance from a skilled craftsman -Choose washi paper and assemble a keepsake -Foldable design makes it easy to carry -Experience culture in a historic district Tour Overview Step into the world of Nagoya Chōchin, lanterns that have lit Japan’s festivals for 400 years. Backed by the Tokugawa shoguns, they are known for bamboo frames and the soft glow of washi. By the Meiji era, Nagoya was Japan’s top producer, exporting them worldwide as symbols of refined artistry. At Wazamon Chaya in Japan Culture Village, discover this heritage and make one yourself. Guided by an artisan, choose washi, paste it on the frame, and craft a lantern that folds flat — a practical, memorable souvenir. The workshop is set in Japan Culture Village, home to shrines, old shops, and cafés, where tradition and modern life meet.

Tour highlights -Make traditional “washi”, or Japanese paper, with a history of 500 years, acclaimed for its use in sliding shoji doors and Japanese umbrellas -Set in a mountain town using plant-derived materials in its famous, local paper brand -Explanation by curator of Obara’s washi paper culture and production processes -Make your own authentic washi from the first step of pounding paper mulberry material to the finished product -Enjoy local, seasonal bistro at a restaurant in a traditional Japanese folk house -Take home your own Japanese paper booklet made with your own two hands every step of the way Tour details Experience the Toyota Green Life series in Obara, a region famed for traditional washi. Learn how paper mulberry becomes paper as you pound bark, add colors and patterns, and bind your own unique washi booklet. Enjoy lunch in a rustic folk house using seasonal local ingredients. This hands-on tour offers an authentic look into Japan’s traditional papermaking culture.

Tour highlights -Enjoy a delicious BBQ lunch featuring fresh wild boar and venison -Create your own original necklace using deer antler pieces with a local artist -Learn about sustainable living and how local communities make use of natural resources -Spend a day immersed in nature while discovering Toyota City’s mountain culture and traditions -Explore the rich natural environment of the Asuke area with knowledgeable local staff Tour details Experience Toyota Green Life through hands-on activities that showcase the region’s sustainable lifestyle and deep connection to nature. Enjoy a flavorful BBQ lunch featuring wild boar and venison sourced from the surrounding mountains. In the afternoon, craft a unique deer-antler pendant using materials that are typically discarded. Engage all five senses as you learn about local culture, support community businesses, and appreciate the abundant gifts of nature in the mountains of Toyota City.

Highlights - Explore the Suzuki Violin Workshop, Japan’s pioneering violin manufacturer with over a century of history - Learn directly from master violin makers, discovering the craftsmanship, tradition, and innovation behind Suzuki violins - Play and compare different violins, experiencing their unique sound and resonance in a professional setting - Exclusive customization options for buyers, including personalized name engraving and an original label inside the violin Overview Step into the world of Japanese violin craftsmanship with an exclusive visit to the Suzuki Violin Workshop, founded in 1887 by Masakichi Suzuki, a pioneer of Japan’s violin-making industry. Meet master artisans, learn about the making process, and compare the tones of different instruments. Guests who wish to purchase a violin may do so directly from the workshop after the tour. Credit card payment is accepted. *Please inform us at the time of booking if you are considering a purchase.

Highlights - Meet three renowned Tokoname bonsai pot artisans inside their working studios. - Discover distinctive techniques, glazes, and artistic philosophies behind exceptional bonsai containers. - Walk the historic Pottery Footpath through kilns, brick chimneys, and pottery-lined streets. - Admire a beautiful bonsai garden where trees and handcrafted pots exist in perfect harmony. - Travel comfortably from Nagoya with a professional English-speaking guide by train and taxi. Overview Discover Tokoname, one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns, with a ceramic tradition spanning over 1,000 years. Visit three pottery studios and meet Tokoname bonsai pot artisans. At their workshops, learn how techniques, forms, and glazes complement each bonsai tree. At Ikko Pottery Studio, explore a bonsai garden with handcrafted pots and living trees. Along the way, discover Tokoname’s Pottery Footpath. With transportation from Nagoya and expert interpretation, discover this unique ceramic tradition.

Highlights - Discover Tokoname, one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns with over 1,000 years of history. - Visit Tokoname, Japan’s leading center for bonsai pot production. - Craft your own authentic bonsai pot under the guidance of a master artisan. - Explore a gallery showcasing distinctive bonsai pots and other Tokoname ceramics. - Stroll the atmospheric Pottery Footpath among historic kilns, chimneys, and ceramic-lined lanes. Overview Discover Tokoname, one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns, on this half-day tour from Nagoya. Explore its 1,000-year ceramic history and tradition of bonsai pots. Visit Kakuzan Toen and meet fifth-generation artisan Koji Watanabe. Under his guidance, create your own bonsai pot using a traditional mold-forming technique. Choose a round or oval design and shape a pot for the bonsai it may one day hold. Explore the studio gallery to see a variety of bonsai pots and Tokoname ware. Your pot will be fired and shipped to you about six weeks later as a lasting reminder.

Highlights - Step inside the private home studio of internationally acclaimed ceramic artist Chikako Yoshikawa. - Meet master teapot artisan Yoshiki Murata, with over 60 years of craftsmanship. - Discover one-of-a-kind Tokoname teapots shaped by tradition, imagination, and playful creativity. - Walk Tokoname’s historic Pottery Footpath among kilns, brick chimneys, studios, and galleries. - Experience how tradition and contemporary creativity come together in Tokoname pottery. Overview Discover Tokoname pottery, where 1,000 years of tradition inspire new forms. Walk the historic Pottery Footpath, where old kilns, chimneys, and workshops reveal Tokoname’s ceramic heritage. Visit ceramic artist Chikako Yoshikawa’s private studio and hear about her vision and creative process Then meet Yoshiki Murata, a master artisan with 60 years of experience making Tokoname teapots. See his creations up close and discover how traditional techniques meet playful forms and colors.

Highlights -Walk Tokoname’s historic Pottery Path, shaped by over 1,000 years of ceramic tradition. -Discover brick chimneys, old kiln sites, ceramic-lined slopes, workshops, and galleries. -Visit an indigo workshop that grows, prepares, ferments, and dyes its own indigo. -Dye your own tenugui using natural indigo and centuries-old fermentation techniques. -Experience two distinctive Japanese traditions: Tokoname pottery and the deep hues of Japan Blue. Overview Discover Tokoname’s pottery heritage alongside natural indigo dyeing. Walk the Pottery Footpath, where old kilns, chimneys, workshops, and Clay Pipe Hill reveal 1,000 years of ceramic history. Then visit Konya no Namiho, an indigo workshop where plants are grown, fermented, and transformed into dye. Using a traditional indigo vat, create your own tenugui, a Japanese cotton cloth dyed in a rich blue known as “Japan Blue.” Experience two traditions shaped by generations of craftsmanship and the natural world.

Highlights -Explore Japan’s fermentation culture through traditional ceramic crocks and natural indigo dyeing. -Walk Tokoname’s historic Pottery Path, shaped by over 1,000 years of ceramics. -Visit Tokoname’s only traditional fermentation crock workshop and meet third-generation artisan Yuji Koie. -See how ceramic crocks for miso, pickles, and other fermented foods are made. -Dye your own tenugui using a natural indigo vat created through fermentation. Overview Discover Japan’s fermentation culture through two traditional crafts in Tokoname, a pottery town with over 1,000 years of history. Walk the historic Pottery Path, then visit Yamagen Toen, a workshop making traditional fermentation crocks for over 60 years. Meet third-generation artisan Yuji Koie and see how local clay becomes vessels for fermented foods such as miso. Finally, visit Konya no Namiho, an indigo studio where fermentation creates natural indigo dye. Dye your own tenugui and experience Japan’s iconic deep blue.

・Explore Tokoname, one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kiln pottery regions. ・Wander the historic Pottery Path through kilns, brick chimneys, workshops, and galleries. ・Discover Tokoname’s centuries-old tradition of crafting large ceramic crocks and vessels. ・Visit Tokoname’s only workshop still dedicated to making traditional ceramic crocks. ・Craft your own fermentation crock with guidance from a third-generation artisan.

- Explore the 120-year history of the Gamagori Classic Hotel with a local guide. - Discover elegant interiors and stories of celebrated writers and distinguished former guests. - Enjoy cake and coffee or tea overlooking Mikawa Bay and Takeshima Island. - Trace Gamagori’s literary connections at a charming museum beside the sea. - Stroll through Shunzei-en Garden while taking in beautiful views of Takeshima Island. Discover the literary charm of Gamagori, a peaceful seaside town overlooking Mikawa Bay. Explore the historic Gamagori Classic Hotel with a local guide, uncovering its distinctive architecture and connections to celebrated writers. Enjoy cake and coffee or tea with panoramic views of Takeshima Island before visiting the Seaside Literary Memorial Museum, where the town’s literary heritage comes to life. Complete your journey with a stroll through Shunzei-en Garden, surrounded by beautiful coastal scenery.

Book a special half-day tour to discover the sacred atmosphere of Atsuta Shrine in the fresh morning air with a knowledgable guide. Here, you’ll soak in the centuries-old serenity at the home to one of Japan’s legendary sacred treasures, the Kusanagi Sword. Afterward, at a renowned Japanese sweets shop you’ll learn to make traditional sweets, and you’ll make authentic matcha green tea and receive a tea whisk as a keepsake. A unique chance to fully immerse yourself in Japan’s rich cultural traditions off the beaten track.

Experience The Unique Blend Of Modern, Historic, Secular And Religious Sights Found In Kuala Lumpur During This 3.5 Hour Sightseeing Tour. Explore Iconic Landmarks Like The Sky-High Petronas Towers, See The Country’s National Mosque And Explore The Exquisite Architecture Of The Kuala Lumpur Railway Station, Istana Negara, National Monument And More Attractions. -Ideal for travelers short on time in Kuala Lumpur -Includes door-to-door hotel transfers in an air-conditioned vehicle -A professional driver will navigate but a guide isn’t included

Begin your journey with a drive through the Cambodian countryside, passing rice fields, villages, schools, Buddhist pagodas, and markets. Arrive at Chong Khneas village and take a short cruise along a canal, passing floating villages complete with schools, restaurants, and even a hospital. See fishing nets being mended and children swimming and playing. Continue through a section of mangroves and out onto the massive lake, past local fishermen and an amazing array of boats. Stop at a floating house, where the roof makes an excellent spot to take photos of the lake and the surrounding area. On your way back, wander through the village market, blacksmith, local artisan handicraft, lotus ponds, and lotus farm. See wood and stone carving, silk weaving, and experience the art of extracting soft lotus fibers. Watch skilled artisans transform them into exquisite silks through ancestral techniques.