Discover Yunnan: 8-Day Customizable China Tour for a Unique Adventure

Summary

Day1 Arrive in Kunming
Day2 Kunming-Lijiang by Bullet Train: Train to Lijiang, Baisha Village, Baisha Murals, Naxi Family Visiting
Day3 Lijiang:  Free Day
Day4 Lijiang-Kunming by Bullet Train: Train to Kunming, Car to Lunan, Stone Forest
Day5 Lunan-Shizong-Xingyi by Car: Local Tobacco Farm, Country Market, Maling River Canyon Scenic Area
Day6 Xingyi: Forest of Ten-Thousand Peaks, Wanfeng Laken
Day7 Xingyi-Anshun by Car: Beipanjiang Grand Canyon, Baling River Bridge, Buyi People Village
Day8 Anshun-Guiyang by Car: Huangguoshu Waterfall, Qingyan Ancient Town
Day9 Guiyang-Kaili by Car: Shiqiao Miao Village, Dustpan Miao Village, Qingman Miao Village
Day10 Kaili-Rongjiang by Car: Langde Long-skirt Miao Village, Datang Short-skirt Miao Village, Huanggang Dong Village
Day11 Rongjiang-Congjiang-Zhaoxing by Car: Zhanli Dong Village, Basha Miao Village, Dong village
Day12 Zhaoxing-Sanjiang-Longsheng by Car: Tang'an Dong Village, Chengyang Wind and Rain Bridge
Day13 Longsheng-Guilin by Car: Longji Terraced Fields, Pingan Zhuang Village
Day14 Guilin-Yangshuo-Guilin by Cruise: Li River Cruise, West Street
Day15 Guilin Departure

Day1 Arrive in Kunming

Upon your arrival at Kunming Airport, our friendly guide will be waiting to greet you with a welcoming sign reading “Your Way Holiday.” After a warm welcome, you'll be comfortably transferred to your hotel in the heart of downtown Beijing. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at your own pace—whether you choose to relax and recover from your journey, take a leisurely stroll around the city, or explore some of Beijing's local attractions. This is the perfect opportunity to adjust to the time zone and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the city.

Day2 Kunming

In the morning, our guide will meet you at your hotel lobby, and your adventure begins with a visit to the stunning Stone Forest (Shilin), about 90 kilometers from downtown Kunming. As you travel, your guide will share fascinating stories about this UNESCO World Heritage site. Known as the “First Wonder of the World,” the Stone Forest features towering limestone formations resembling petrified trees, creating a surreal landscape. Your guide will lead you through winding paths, explaining the unique geological history and local legends, such as the Yi people’s belief that the stones were once trees, turned to stone by a tragic love story. As you explore, you’ll enjoy the beautiful surroundings, from lush forests to vibrant wildflowers that change with the seasons. With the expert guidance of your guide, you’ll discover hidden gems and learn about the region’s rich culture, making this a truly unforgettable experience.

After the awe-inspiring Stone Forest, you’ll head back to Kunming to visit Yuantong Temple, one of the oldest and most significant Buddhist temples in the city, with over 1,200 years of history. Your guide will lead you through the temple’s peaceful halls, explaining its rich Buddhist heritage and the significance of its architecture. The temple’s design follows the traditional Chinese garden layout, with tranquil ponds, winding paths, and ancient trees creating a serene atmosphere. As you explore, your guide will explain the intricate symbolism behind the temple’s structures and statues, including the three Buddhist sects represented within the temple. You’ll have the opportunity to observe local worshippers as they pray and light incense, immersing yourself in the spiritual energy that fills the air. The temple’s quiet beauty and spiritual significance make it a special place to pause and reflect, offering a perfect contrast to the earlier adventure at the Stone Forest.

By now, you’ll have worked up an appetite, and it’s time to enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant. Your guide will take you to a popular spot known for serving authentic Yunnan cuisine. Here, you’ll have the chance to savor the flavors of the region, including fresh ingredients and bold, aromatic dishes. Your guide will help you navigate the menu, suggesting specialties like "crossing-the-bridge noodles," a traditional dish with a rich, savory broth, and local mushrooms that are a staple of Yunnan cuisine. The restaurant’s atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, and your guide will provide insights into the cultural significance of the dishes you’re enjoying, giving you a deeper appreciation for the culinary traditions of Yunnan. Over lunch, your guide will also share stories about the local customs and history of Kunming, enriching your overall experience of the day.

After lunch, it’s time to head to Kunming’s beloved Green Lake Park, a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city. Your guide will lead you through the park, where you’ll be surrounded by lush greenery, charming pavilions, and tranquil pathways. The park’s centerpiece, a serene lake, is dotted with elegant boats and framed by willows, creating a perfect setting for a leisurely stroll. As you walk, you’ll see locals enjoying various activities—singing, dancing, practicing Tai Chi, and chatting with friends. During the winter months, your guide will point out the Black-headed Gulls that migrate from Siberia to spend their winter in Kunming, adding a special touch to your visit. If you’re lucky, you might even get to feed these playful birds, which are a popular attraction during this time of year. The peaceful surroundings and vibrant local life make Green Lake Park a great place to relax and soak in the authentic atmosphere of Kunming.

As the day comes to a close, your guide will accompany you back to your hotel. During the drive, you’ll have time to reflect on the day’s experiences, from the stunning Stone Forest and Yuantong Temple to the peaceful Green Lake Park. Your guide will ensure your return is smooth and comfortable, offering any final recommendations for things to see or do in Kunming. Whether you’re already planning your next adventure or simply looking to relax after a day of exploration, your guide will make sure you’re well taken care of before returning to your hotel. With your day full of cultural discoveries and natural beauty, you’ll have plenty of memories to cherish from your time in Kunming.

Day3 Kunming-Dali by Bullet Train

In the morning, you’ll be escorted to Kunming Railway Station to board a high-speed bullet train bound for Dali. The train ride takes about two hours, providing a scenic view of the countryside as you travel. Upon arriving at Dali Railway Station, your local tour guide will be waiting for you with a "Your Way Holiday" sign, ready to greet you and begin your exploration of this beautiful city. The guide will ensure a smooth transfer from the station to your first sightseeing destination, providing some initial insights about Dali’s unique history and its picturesque surroundings. The anticipation builds as you’re driven through the charming landscape, preparing you for the historical and natural wonders that await.

Your first stop in Dali is the iconic Three Pagodas and Chongsheng Temple. This ancient complex, built in the 10th century during the Nanzhao Kingdom, is a symbol of Dali. The Three Pagodas stand as a beautiful testament to the architectural ingenuity of the time—one large central pagoda flanked by two smaller ones, arranged in a perfect symmetrical triangle. The central pagoda, known as the Qianxun Pagoda, stands 69.6 meters tall and is believed to have been built to house Buddhist scriptures and relics. The two smaller pagodas, each around 42 meters in height, were constructed to symbolize the unity between heaven and earth. As you approach the pagodas, your guide will explain their significance, telling stories of their construction and the royal temple’s role in the region’s history. The views of the pagodas against the backdrop of the Cangshan Mountains are breathtaking, especially as the morning light casts its glow across the landscape. Your guide will ensure you capture the perfect photos of the pagodas and their reflection in the surrounding ponds, a moment to remember.

After visiting the Three Pagodas, you’ll head to a local restaurant for a delicious lunch featuring one of Yunnan’s most famous dishes—mushroom hotpot. This dish is made with a variety of fresh, wild mushrooms sourced from the surrounding mountains, and it’s served in a rich, fragrant broth that’s simmered to perfection. The earthy flavors of the mushrooms are complemented by aromatic herbs, making it a comforting and nourishing meal. As you enjoy this hotpot, your guide will share stories about the different types of mushrooms found in the region and their uses in traditional medicine. It’s a unique opportunity to experience the flavors of Yunnan while learning about the cultural significance of local ingredients. The restaurant’s cozy atmosphere offers a perfect place to relax and recharge for the next part of your journey.

After lunch, it’s time to discover the scenic beauty of Erhai Lake, one of the most stunning natural features of Dali, often referred to as the "Immaculate Jade between the Mountains." Your guide will explain the significance of the lake, which is known for its serene waters, stunning mountain views, and abundant birdlife. There are several ways to explore the lake, and your guide will walk you through the options. You can choose to take a relaxing sightseeing car tour along the lake’s scenic roads, offering panoramic views as the wind gently blows through the air. Alternatively, you might opt for a boat ride, where you’ll glide across the calm waters, enjoying views of the Three Pagodas and Cangshan Mountain from afar. For the more adventurous, a cycling tour around the lake is a great way to experience the area up close, with the chance to stop at picturesque spots along the way. Your guide will help you decide the best option based on your preferences and energy level, ensuring a memorable experience on the lake.

After your lake tour, your guide will take you to explore the historical Dali Old Town. This ancient town, once the capital of the Nanzhao and Dali Kingdoms, has retained much of its traditional charm. The town is laid out in a grid-like structure, with picturesque streets lined with weeping willows, colorful flowers, and ancient buildings. As you wander through the streets, your guide will share fascinating stories about the town’s past and the different cultural influences that have shaped its development. A highlight of the visit is the symbolic Wuhua Tower, which offers a panoramic view of the town and its surroundings. You’ll also visit the Red Dragon Well (Honglongjing), a beautiful spot where clear water flows over layers of stone, surrounded by old houses and lively shops. As you continue along Renmin Road, you’ll encounter bustling markets and quirky boutique shops selling local crafts and Yunnan specialties. Your guide will help you discover the rich cultural tapestry of the town, making this stroll through Dali feel like a step back in time.

After a fulfilling day of sightseeing, your guide will accompany you back to your hotel in Dali. The drive will offer a moment to relax and reflect on the day's experiences, from the ancient pagodas to the serene waters of Erhai Lake and the vibrant streets of Dali Old Town. Your guide will make sure you have all the information you need for the evening, offering suggestions for dinner or other activities you may wish to pursue. As you settle in for the night, you'll feel enriched by the day's discoveries, knowing that tomorrow will bring even more exciting adventures in Dali.

Day4 Dali-Lijiang by Car

After breakfast, your journey begins with a scenic drive from Dali to Lijiang, passing through the lush, rolling landscapes of Yunnan. The first stop on the way is Xizhou Ancient Town, an authentic Bai village that still retains its traditional charm. Upon arrival, you’ll have the chance to stroll through the town's bustling morning market, where the locals, dressed in colorful traditional costumes, sell fresh produce, meats, and handmade goods. Your guide will explain the history of the Bai people as you walk through the market, offering insights into their way of life. The highlight of Xizhou is its beautiful Bai-style architecture, and your guide will take you through the Yan Family Compound to admire the exquisite courtyard houses, intricate carvings, and vibrant murals. The architecture of Xizhou is a perfect reflection of the Bai people's culture and history, and your guide will enrich your understanding with detailed explanations of each structure's symbolic meanings.

Next, you’ll stop for lunch at a local restaurant where you’ll be introduced to one of the region’s most iconic dishes—Er Kuai, a savory rice cake often served with a variety of toppings. The rice cake has a chewy texture and is typically paired with meats, vegetables, and spicy sauces, making it a delightful and filling meal. As you dine, your guide will provide you with a bit of history behind Er Kuai, explaining how this dish has been a staple for the Bai people for generations. The meal is a great way to experience the local food culture, and you’ll also learn how the ingredients are sourced from nearby farms and markets. Enjoy this authentic taste of Dali before continuing your journey toward Zhoucheng.

After lunch, you will visit the Zhoucheng village, known as the “Hometown of Bai People’s Tie-dye Art.” Here, you’ll have the opportunity to see how the Bai people create intricate tie-dye fabrics using traditional methods passed down through generations. At the workshop, your guide will explain the entire process, from choosing the right fabrics to the delicate technique of tying and dyeing. You'll also be able to try your hand at creating your own simple design, making this a hands-on and engaging experience. The vibrant colors and patterns that characterize Bai tie-dye are not just aesthetically pleasing but are also filled with cultural symbolism. Your guide will share stories behind the designs, many of which represent the Bai people’s connection to nature, family, and their spiritual beliefs.

After your time in Zhoucheng, you’ll continue your journey toward Lijiang, where you’ll explore the historical Lijiang Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lijiang’s old town is a maze of cobbled streets, quaint bridges, and ancient buildings that reflect the rich history of the Naxi people. Your guide will lead you through the town, taking you to key spots such as Sifang Street, the central square where locals and tourists mingle. Here, you can browse the charming shops selling local crafts and souvenirs. From Sifang Street, you’ll venture to the Black Dragon Pool Park, a serene spot offering stunning views of the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. If the weather is clear, you’ll have the perfect opportunity to capture breathtaking photos of the snow-capped peaks against the backdrop of the tranquil park. Your guide will share the fascinating history of the Naxi people and the town, helping you understand the cultural significance of Lijiang as you walk through its narrow, winding streets.

After a full day of exploration, your guide will escort you back to your hotel in Lijiang, where you’ll have time to unwind after the day's adventures. On the way, feel free to ask your guide any lingering questions about the day’s visits or the sights you’ve seen. Whether it’s about the Bai and Naxi cultures or the unique architecture you’ve encountered, your guide will be happy to share additional insights. Upon arrival at your hotel, you’ll have the rest of the evening free to relax and reflect on the beauty and history of this remarkable region.

Day5 Lijiang

In the morning, after breakfast, your guide will meet you at your hotel and take you on a scenic drive toward Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, the southernmost glacier in the Northern Hemisphere. As you make your way to the mountain, the landscape around you transforms into stunning alpine scenery with the towering peaks of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain emerging in the distance. Your first destination is Blue Moon Valley, where you’ll be greeted by the sight of crystal-clear waters reflecting the snow-capped mountains above. The valley's serene atmosphere, combined with lush greenery and a gentle river, creates a picturesque setting. Your guide will explain the significance of the valley, its name derived from the blue hue of the water and the shape that mimics a crescent moon. If you wish, you can opt to take a cable car ride to higher altitudes, offering a panoramic view of the valley below. Be sure to inform your sales consultant if you're interested in this option, as it can be arranged in advance. The guide will also offer insights into the local flora and fauna, helping you connect with the natural beauty of the area.

After enjoying the breathtaking landscapes of Blue Moon Valley, you’ll head to a local restaurant for a simple lunch. This is a great time to relax and refuel, as your next stop is a cultural experience. Following lunch, your guide will take you to Baisha Village, home to the Baisha Mural Paintings, which date back over a thousand years. These murals, created during the Ming Dynasty, depict a blend of Tibetan Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism. As you explore the ancient murals, your guide will explain the history behind the artwork, offering fascinating stories about the region’s spiritual influences and the symbolism used in the paintings. The murals are a testament to the region's rich cultural heritage and its position as a crossroads for different religious and cultural influences. The guide will also take you to visit Dabaoji Palace and Liuli Temple, where you can observe these murals up close and learn about their preservation. For those interested in an immersive cultural experience, your guide can also introduce you to Baisha embroidery, a craft passed down through generations, with the option to learn from local masters.

After a fulfilling day of natural beauty and cultural exploration, your guide will escort you back to your hotel in Lijiang. As you journey back, take in the beautiful surroundings, including more glimpses of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain in the distance. The drive offers another opportunity to reflect on the day’s experiences and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the region. Upon reaching Lijiang, your guide will ensure you're dropped off at your hotel, where you can relax and unwind. If you have any lingering questions or wish to learn more about the day’s sites, your guide will be happy to provide further insights. Should you wish to explore more of Lijiang in the evening, your guide can offer recommendations for local attractions, whether it’s a leisurely walk around Lijiang Old Town or a visit to a local restaurant. The rest of the evening is yours to enjoy at your own pace.

Day6 Lijiang-Shangri-La by Car

In the morning, your guide and driver will pick you up from your hotel in Lijiang to begin your exciting journey. The first stop is the First Bend of the Yangtze River, located about 52 kilometers away. Here, the Yangtze, which flows from the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, is obstructed by Hailuo Mountain, forming a stunning V-shaped turn. The river curves nearly 180 degrees, creating a breathtaking sight. As you arrive at the observation deck, the vast and beautiful landscape will unfold before you, with the river cutting through the mountains and winding in a majestic loop. Your guide will explain the significance of the river's path and the role this area played in Chinese history, especially during the Red Army’s Long March, with the nearby Long March Memorial Monument commemorating the event. You’ll also have the chance to visit the local market in Shigu Town before moving on.

After visiting the First Bend of the Yangtze River, head to Tiger Leaping Gorge, one of the deepest canyons in the world and part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site “Three Parallel Rivers of Yunnan.” Stretching 17 kilometers between the 5,596-meter Jade Dragon Snow Mountain and 5,396-meter Haba Snow Mountain, this gorge offers a stunning landscape. Your guide will lead you on a mild walk along the plank road to the Upper Tiger Leaping Gorge, where you’ll climb around 1,000 steps to reach Tiger Leaping Rock. According to legend, a tiger once leapt across the gorge here. The roar of the river, combined with the towering cliffs, creates a dramatic and awe-inspiring view. Comfortable shoes are recommended for this easy but scenic walk. Optional elevators are available for a quicker descent to the platform by the river. Your guide will also share local folklore, the gorge’s fascinating geology, and its significance to the surrounding communities.

After the exhilarating hike in Tiger Leaping Gorge, it’s time to relax and enjoy a hearty meal. You’ll head to a nearby restaurant where you can savor Lao Pai Gu (Smoked Pork Ribs Hotpot), a traditional dish of the region. The dish consists of tender, smoky pork ribs served in a spicy, fragrant broth with vegetables and herbs. It’s a warm and comforting meal after a day of hiking. Your guide will provide insight into local food culture, explaining how hotpot is central to Tibetan cuisine and the different variations found throughout the area. This is a great opportunity to interact with the locals, taste the authentic flavors, and learn more about the cultural significance of food in this Tibetan region.

Following lunch, you’ll continue your journey to Dukezong Old Town in Shangri-La. This ancient Tibetan town, with a history of over 1,300 years, is the largest and best-preserved Tibetan community in China. As you enter the town, the sight of traditional Tibetan houses and prayer flags will give you a sense of stepping back in time. Your guide will take you up Guishan Hill (Tortoise Hill) for a panoramic view of the old town, surrounded by snow-capped mountains. The scene is nothing short of magical, with the winding streets and traditional wooden buildings below. At the foot of the hill, you’ll have the chance to join the locals in turning the world’s largest prayer wheel, a peaceful and spiritual experience. Your guide will share the history of Dukezong and its connection to Tibetan culture, as well as the town’s significance as a center of Tibetan Buddhism.

After a day of exploration, you’ll begin your return journey to your hotel in Shangri-La. The drive offers more beautiful scenery, with distant mountains and picturesque villages dotting the landscape. Your guide will continue to share stories about the region’s rich Tibetan heritage, and you can reflect on the day’s experiences. Upon arriving at your hotel, your guide will ensure you are settled in comfortably, and if you have any questions or would like additional recommendations for your stay, they will be happy to assist. This concludes your day, filled with adventure, culture, and unforgettable landscapes.

Day7 Shangri-La

After breakfast, your guide and driver will pick you up at your hotel, and your journey begins with a 7-kilometer drive to Songzanlin Monastery (also known as Ganden Sumtseling Gompa), often referred to as the “Little Potala Palace” due to its striking resemblance to the Potala Palace in Lhasa. Built in 1679 by the Fifth Dalai Lama, this monastery is the largest Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Yunnan and a key cultural landmark. As you approach, the grand architecture of the monastery against the backdrop of snow-capped mountains offers a breathtaking view. Inside, you’ll explore the three main lamasery buildings, where monks of all ages go about their daily routines—chanting, cooking, praying, and meditating. Your guide will explain the significance of the Gelug Sect and provide insight into Tibetan Buddhism’s rich traditions. If time permits, take a peaceful walk around Lamuyangcuo Lake, where the monastery’s reflection in the clear waters offers a stunning photo opportunity.

After your visit to the monastery, you'll have a simple lunch to refuel, and then it's time to continue your adventure to Pudacuo National Park, located about 27 kilometers away. This 1,300-square-kilometer park, recognized as the first national park in China to meet the standards of the International Union for Conservation of Nature, is renowned for its untouched beauty. The park is a haven for nature lovers, with pristine lakes, wetlands, forests, and meadows. Your guide will lead you along the plank roads and nature trails, where you’ll be surrounded by lush greenery and a diverse array of flora and fauna. The air is crisp, and the peace of the park invites moments of quiet reflection. The altitude of Pudacuo ranges between 3,500 and 4,150 meters, so your guide will make sure to pace the walk and advise on taking it easy to avoid altitude sickness. The park’s rugged beauty and serenity offer an unforgettable experience in the heart of Tibetan landscapes.

After exploring Pudacuo, you’ll visit a Local Tibetan family for a memorable cultural experience. Tibetan hospitality is legendary, and you’ll be welcomed with warmth and kindness. Your guide will help translate and guide you through the interaction with the family, as you learn about their daily lives and traditions. During the visit, you’ll have the chance to taste Butter Tea, a staple drink in Tibetan culture, and sample some traditional Tibetan snacks. If you're interested, your guide can also show you how to make butter tea, offering a hands-on experience of Tibetan culinary customs. The family will share stories of their way of life, giving you a glimpse into the unique Tibetan culture and the customs that have been passed down for generations. It's a heartwarming and insightful experience, providing a deeper connection to the local way of life.

After a day of exploration and cultural immersion, your guide will escort you back to your hotel in Shangri-La, ensuring you have a comfortable and relaxing journey. As you drive back, you can reflect on the stunning natural beauty of the region, the ancient traditions you've experienced, and the warm hospitality of the Tibetan people. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful moment in nature or a cultural adventure, today’s itinerary has offered a rich blend of both. Your guide will ensure you're dropped off at your hotel, where you can unwind and rest after a truly memorable day in Shangri-La.

D8 Shangri-La Departure

Today is free for you to relax and enjoy your last moments in Shangri-La at your own pace. You can spend the morning wandering through the town's charming streets, perhaps revisiting the peaceful Dukezong Old Town or exploring any small corners you may have missed earlier. If you're in the mood for a more tranquil experience, you can sit by the serene Lamuyangcuo Lake, watching the gentle ripples on the water as the mist rises from the surrounding hills. Alternatively, take a leisurely walk through the peaceful Tibetan villages on the outskirts, soaking in the last glimpses of Shangri-La's breathtaking landscapes. If you'd like to experience some final moments of Tibetan culture, you might want to visit a local café for a cup of butter tea or try a last bite of yak cheese or other Tibetan delicacies. When you're ready, your driver will meet you at your hotel and escort you to the airport or train station for your onward journey. Whether you're flying to Kunming, Chengdu, Lhasa, or taking a train to Lijiang, your guide will ensure a smooth and stress-free transition, leaving you with fond memories of this magical destination as you head to your next adventure.

Price Per Person in US Dollars

Price Includes 1. Cozy Ride: Enjoy the comfort and spaciousness of our air-conditioned car, offering scenic views. 2. Bilingual Expert Guide: Benefit from a personalized experience with a guide fluent in your language, catering to your needs. 3. Entrance Fees: Access all attractions and activities mentioned in the itinerary without worrying about additional entrance fees. 4. Seamless Transfer: Enhance your experience with convenient hotel or train station pickup and drop-off service. 5. Connect Seamlessly: Stay connected with complimentary onboard WiFi, allowing you to share your experiences in real-time. 6. City-to-City Train Tickets: For itineraries involving high-speed rail travel, assistance with booking ensures a smooth and efficient experience. 7. Complimentary Water: Receive a complimentary bottle of water for each person, keeping you refreshed throughout your journey. 8. Travel Agency Liability Insurance: Benefit from coverage under our travel agency liability insurance, providing added protection and peace of mind during your trip.

Price Excludes 1. Personal Expenses: This includes phone bills, laundry, additional tours, postage, and any entertainment fees not covered in the itinerary. 2. Meals: While meals are not included, our guide will recommend the best local food spots, giving you the chance to explore and choose based on your preferences. (Average cost per person for a regular meal at local eateries: 40RMB/6USD-80RMB/12USD) 3. Tips: Tips are not mandatory but are recommended for excellent service. If you feel satisfied with the service, you may consider leaving a tip. The tipping standards are as follows: Driver: 50-100 RMB per day/group; Guide: 100-200 RMB per day/group. 4. Insurance: Insurance coverage for personal loss, illness, or damages incurred during your trip is not included. 5. Optional Activities: Any optional activities listed in the itinerary are not included in the tour fees, allowing you to choose and participate based on your preferences. 6. Accommodation: Hotel stays are not included in the package. However, we will gladly recommend reputable and comfortable hotels for your consideration, ensuring a pleasant stay during your trip.