Jetabout Vacations - Asia 2008 - (Page 15)

DAY 6: TERRA COTTA WARRIORS & TANG DYNASTY DINNER SHOW Travel by road to the eastern parts of Xi’an to see the army of 6,000 Terra Cotta Warriors. It is hard to believe it was once buried underground for over 2,000 years and found by accident, thanks to a local farmer thirsty for well water. Visit China’s best preserved and most intact city wall in the afternoon. The Great Mosque at the Muslim quarter is as attractive as the many shopping stands around. Enjoy the Tang Dynasty Dinner Show in the evening. (B,L,D) DAY 7: XI’AN – KUNMING If most of what you see in Xi’an is yellow, a morning flight (flight included) will lead you to Kunming, which is lush and green all year round. Your afternoon tour includes a visit to the West Hill and the Golden Palace, where everything is carved out of bronze. Overnight: Kunming, Kunming Hotel (Standard), Bank Hotel (First Class and Deluxe) for 2 nights. (B,L) DAY 8: KUNMING STONE FOREST & VILLAGE Today you will spend a full day on an excursion to the Stone Forest, one of China’s most amazing natural phenomena. On the way back to the city, visit a local village and get a glimpse of their special customs. (B,L) DAY 9: KUNMING – GUILIN Before leaving Kunming, you will find the city not only has natural scenery, but also a rich history and culture. Visit the Provincial Museum with its amazing bronze ware and then tour a local flower and bird market. Transfer to the airport for your afternoon flight (flight included). Arrive at Guilin where you will be met and transferred to your hotel. Overnight: Guilin, Bravo Hotel (Standard) or Sheraton Hotel (First Class and Deluxe) for 3 nights. (B,L) DAY 10: GUILIN Guilin is a compact city, located on the Li River with breathtaking scenery. Today you will visit the sites including Reed Flute Cave, Elephant Trunk Hill, Fubo Hill and Seven Star Park. (B,L) DAY 11: GUILIN – LONGSHENG TRIBAL VILLAGES The Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region has many ethnic groups. Today, venture to Longsheng, where you will meet the local tribes. The two-hour drive along the hilly roads might be bumpy, but is truly rewarding. The Dragon Bone Terraced Fields offer marvelous snapshots into this rural community. They also practice a local custom which is a unique method of long hair combing. (B,L) DAY 12: GUILIN – SHANGHAI This morning, you will be met and transferred to the Li River. Board your cruise vessel for a 5 hour journey, covering the most scenic part of the river, with views of steep hills and lush fields. Afterwards, visit the town of Yangshuo on the banks of the Li River, and transfer to the airport for your late afternoon flight to Shanghai (flight included). Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to your hotel. Overnight: Shanghai, Holiday Inn Downtown Hotel (Standard), Jinjiang Hotel (First Class) or JC Mandarin (Deluxe) for 3 nights. (B,L) DAY 13: SHANGHAI’S HIGHLIGHTS See traditional highlights of the city such as the Shanghai Museum — the best in China — and the Yu Garden, which is a fine example of private gardens south of the Yangtze River. Shopping at Nanjing Street is rewarding. Tonight, enjoy a one-hour Huangpu River cruise to enjoy the best part of the night scene. (B,L) DAY 14: JADE BUDDHA TEMPLE & ACROBATIC SHOW In the morning, take part in the “Being Shanghainese for half a day” program, including a visit to a local residential area. In the afternoon, explore the Jade Buddha Temple, named after its two pieces of jade statues brought back from Myanmar (Burma). Tonight enjoy one of Shanghai’s famous acrobatic shows. (B,L) DAY 15: DEPART SHANGHAI You will be transferred to the Pudong Airport for your onward flight (flight not included). (B) ^ Nanjing Road, Shanghai Our flexible independent vacations include transfers, sightseeing tours and many meals. We also offer small goup escorted tours. Ask for details. ^ Yunnan Province $2879 PER PERSON, TWIN SHARE BEST OF CHINA PRICE INCLUDES: • Price per person US$ • • • • • DOUBLE SINGLE • FROM • • Note: Discount for booking of over 6 passengers is available upon actual reservation. Triple share accommodation and child rates are available upon application. For visa requirements, please refer to our “Helpful Info” section on the inside front cover. International flights not included. Departs All domestic flights and transfers (including flight tax) 14 nights hotel accommodation (choice of Standard, First Class or Deluxe) Local English speaking guides throughout Beijing Duck Dinner in Beijing Tang Dynasty Dinner Show in Xi’an Acrobatic Show in Shanghai Boat trips as specified Sightseeing as specified, including entrance fees 14 breakfasts, 13 lunches, 2 dinners Standard First Class Deluxe $2879 $3169 $3415 $4229 $4705 $5229 Not Included: Arrival/departure air or train tickets, gratuities, incidental expenses, drinks for Beijing Duck Dinner, Government bed tax in Guilin, departure airport tax in Shanghai. Prices are “from” and seasonal surcharges may apply. The Best of China suggested itinerary is based on minimum two (2) adult passengers, itinerary subject to change for single passengers. Tour Code: BESTCH15 www.jetaboutasiavacations.com 15 DAILY CNTO http://www.jetaboutasiavacations.com

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Contents HONG KONG Hong Kong Discovery & Highlights Hong Kong Hotels & Sightseeing CHINA Beijing & Shanghai Discovery Stays Beijing Hotels & Sightseeing Shanghai Hotels & Sightseeing Xi’an, Guilin & Hangzhou Discovery Stays Yangtze River Cruise Best of China Essence of China THAILAND Bangkok & Phuket Discovery Stays Bangkok Hotels & Sightseeing Phuket Hotels & Sightseeing Taste of Thailand BALI Nusa Dua, Ubud & Jimbaran Discovery Stays VIETNAM & CAMBODIA Temples of Angkor Vietnam Discovery Inside Vietnam & Cambodia JAPAN Tokyo Discovery & Japanese Journey INDIA Highlights of India India’s Golden Triangle Spice of the South SINGAPORE & MALAYSIA Singapore & Kuala Lumpur Discovery Stays Magnificent Malaysia Terms & Conditions

Jetabout Vacations - Asia 2008

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