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Your Harbin local operator will arrange Harbin Ice and Snow world VIP entry ticket for you, no queue entry , try one time no queue longest ice slide, no queue take ferries wheel one time also, how long stay in Harbin ice and snow world depend on you, private guide and car are inclusive.

The Wuzhen Theatre Festival invites you to immerse yourself in a vibrant blend of culture and local life over three days in one of China's most picturesque water towns. Explore Wuzhen's historic canals and traditional architecture while enjoying three selected theatre performances that showcase both local and international talent. With an English-speaking local host to guide you, delve into the quieter corners of Wuzhen, taste local cuisine, and engage with the dynamic festival atmosphere. This unique experience is perfect for theatre lovers and travelers seeking a deeper understanding of Chinese culture. - 3-day cultural escape at the renowned Wuzhen Theatre Festival - Stay in selected accommodation with scenic area admission included - Attend three unique theatre performances with a local guide - Enjoy relaxed cultural exploration of Wuzhen's historic streets and local life

Discover the soul of Mongolia in this immersive journey that blends epic landscapes with living tradition. From your arrival in Ulaanbaatar to sleeping in nomadic ger camps under the stars, each day brings a new adventure. You'll explore the cliffs of Tsagaan Suvarga, walk among dinosaur fossils in Bayanzag, climb the towering Singing Sand Dunes of Khongoryn Els, and hike through the cool canyon of Yoliin Am. Along the way, you'll meet local camel herders and experience authentic nomadic hospitality. What truly sets this tour apart is its cultural depth: you’ll witness Mongolia’s iconic Naadam Festival in both a rural village and in the capital—feeling the pulse of traditional wrestling, archery, and horse racing up close. This isn’t just a sightseeing trip; it’s a carefully curated experience that connects you to Mongolia’s land, people, and spirit in a way that’s personal and unforgettable. Perfect for travelers seeking both wild nature and meaningful cultural encounters.

Experience Bhutan like never before, starting with the vibrant Paro Festival, one of the country’s grandest and colorful celebration. Witness sacred masked dances performed by monks in elaborate silk brocades and intricate masks, observe traditional rituals, and immerse yourself in the joyous energy of locals dressed in finest attire. Capture unforgettable photos and even dress in traditional Bhutanese clothing to join the festivities firsthand. Beyond the festival, explore Bhutan’s iconic landmarks, from the cliffside Tiger’s Nest Monastery with breathtaking panoramic views, to historic Dzongs, serene temples, and charming towns brimming with handicrafts, Thangkas, and traditional textiles. Hike scenic trails, stroll through vibrant markets, and enjoy interactive cultural experiences that bring Bhutanese heritage to life. This tour offers a perfect blend of culture, adventure, and immersive experiences, leaving you with lifelong memories and a deep connection to Bhutan’s tradition.

Private self-guide night trip for Ice Lantern Festival at Longqing Gorge. Private driver with air-conditioned and clean vehicle . Pick up time at late afternoon before sunset .Self-guide trip without any pushing and rushing. Hotel pick up and drop off , tolls, gas ,parking fee , private experienced driver are inclusive . 2 different driver options can be chosen based on your situation .

Direct Flight to Nyingchi Witness the breathtaking highland peach blossoms during peak bloom and visit three major wild peach blossom villages. Inclusive Airfare: Flights from Chengdu to Nyingchi and Xining to Chengdu, a soft sleeper train from Lhasa to Xining. Early Bird Special: The earlier you book, the more you save. Group bookings enjoy additional discounts. Free Tibet Travel Permit: Complimentary arrangement for your Tibet travel permit and stay in 4-star premium hotels.

A Majestic Celebration of Mongolian Heritage. The Golden Eagle Festival is one of Mongolia’s most breathtaking cultural events, held annually in the Bayan-Ölgii province. This festival is a living testament to the ancient tradition of eagle hunting, where Kazakh hunters showcase their deep bond with their majestic golden eagles: You will experience activities dueing the festival such as Eagle Hunting Competitions, traditional horse races, Archery & kokbar-where riders compete to grab a goat carcass while on horseback, cultural performances, local handicrafts & cuisine-beautiful handmade crafts and savor authentic Kazakh dishes, including Beshbarmak, a traditional meat and noodle dish.

Immerse yourself in the rich culture of Mongolia with this exclusive 7-day private tour, centered around the renowned Golden Eagle Festival in Bayan-Ölgii. Witness up to 80 Kazakh eagle hunters showcase their skills in a breathtaking competition set against the stunning Altai Mountains. Experience local traditions by visiting a Kazakh eagle hunter's family, holding a trained eagle, and savoring authentic Kazakh cuisine. With comfortable ger camp accommodations and expert English-speaking guides, this tour is perfect for culture enthusiasts and photographers alike who seek an authentic experience in Mongolia's wild west. - Two full days of front-row access at the Golden Eagle Festival - Enjoy traditional Kazakh meals and cultural exchanges with local families - Travel in comfort with a private guide and domestic flights included - Explore breathtaking landscapes like the Altai Mountains and Khar-Us Lake

On May 3, 2027 only, seize the exclusive opportunity to become an authentic samurai in Kyoto and join local residents for the Kameoka festival honoring legendary warrior Akechi Mitsuhide. Your seamless journey includes private taxi transfers, professional fitting in real samurai armor, and riding on horseback in a vibrant 60-minute parade. Accompanied by a dedicated guide and interpreter, you will attend a sacred Shinto ceremony at the historic Tamba Kameyama Castle Ruins, receive a traditional jinbei to keep, and savor fine Japanese cuisine inside a stunning 130-year-old historic estate. Complete with a keepsake frame to mark your journey, this strictly limited single-day experience offers an unprecedented blend of luxury, living history, and deep cultural immersion.

An Unforgettable Night in Tokyo. One Night. Three Faces of Tokyo. World-class fireworks Discover the beauty of Japan’s world-famous fireworks. Spectacular drone show Witness the future through an incredible drone performance. Authentic Tokyo nightlife Experience the authentic atmosphere of Akabane, one of Tokyo’s most vibrant local neighborhoods. A truly unforgettable Tokyo experience—available only for one special night. Experience Japan’s world-renowned fireworks artistry. Approximately 10,000 spectacular fireworks, created by Marugo, one of Japan’s most prestigious fireworks companies, will illuminate the Tokyo night sky. Combined with a breathtaking drone show, this extraordinary event brings together centuries of tradition and cutting-edge technology for an unforgettable evening in Tokyo. Tokyo Kita City Fireworks Festival

Diverse Daily Routes: Discover different natural landscapes depending on your travel date—choose between the rolling green tea waves of Hadong Jeonggeum Tea Field or the scenic sea views from Sacheon Ocean Cable Car. Pickups: Haeundae Station Exit 5 (11:00) | Busan Station Exit 1 (11:40) Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun: Hadong & Jinju Tour 14:00 - 15:00: Hadong Jeonggeum Tea Field Exploration 15:30 - 16:30: Choi Champan-daek (K-Drama Filming Location) 17:40 - 18:40: Dinner at a Local Restaurant 19:00 - 21:00: Jinju Namgang Yudeung (Lantern) Festival Drop-offs: Busan Station (21:00-22:30) | Haeundae Station (23:00) Tue, Thu: Sacheon & Jinju Tour 14:00 - 15:00: Sacheon Ocean Cable Car & Gaksan Observatory 15:30 - 16:30: Cheongneol Park (Windmill Hill view) 17:40 - 18:40: Dinner at a Local Restaurant 19:00 - 21:00: Jinju Namgang Yudeung (Lantern) Festival Drop-offs: Busan Station (21:00-22:30) | Haeundae Station (23:00)

Celebrate Thailand’s Loy Krathong Festival aboard the Riverside Carnival Cruise on Bangkok’s Chao Phraya River. Enjoy a two-hour evening cruise accompanied by an international and seafood buffet featuring salmon, grilled prawns, Thai dishes and desserts. During the cruise, guests can enjoy free-flow draft beer together with live singers, music performances, the Prince and Princess Show, colorful LED lighting and DJ entertainment. From the river, take in Bangkok’s illuminated skyline and riverside landmarks while enjoying the lively Carnival atmosphere from the air-conditioned lower deck or open-air upper deck. This special program operates only on November 24, 2026. Please note that a complimentary krathong and a krathong-floating activity are not included.