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DAY 8: YANGTZE RIVER CRUISE Sail through Xiling Gorge and visit the Three Gorges Project Dam Site and Exhibition Center. This evening, enjoy a captain's welcome reception with an à la carte dinner, followed by live entertainment. (B, L, D) DAY 9: YANGTZE RIVER CRUISE Cruise along the Shennong Stream and transfer to a local longboat (sampan) poled by Tujia boatmen. This afternoon, view the Wu Gorge from the comfort of your five star cruise ship. (B, L, D) DAY 10: YANGTZE RIVER CRUISE Enjoy a shore excursion to Fengdu, where you will mingle with the locals and explore the ancient Ghost City. Return to the ship for a farewell dinner. (B, L, D) DAY 11: DISEMBARK CRUISE – CHONGQING TO GUILIN Disembark in Chongqing and visit the Panda House at the Chongqing Zoo. Later, fly to Guilin, one of China's most beautiful cities and the inspiration for many Chinese artists. (B, L) DAY 12: GUILIN TO YANGSHUO Enjoy a leisurely cruise along the Li River, passing farms and fishing villages as you travel to the town of Yangshuo for a two-night stay. Upon arrival, explore the cobblestone streets of the town or relax in a cafe. This evening, you will experience the Impressions of Sister Liu, a spectacular light show that takes place on the Li River. (B, L) DAY 13: YANGSHUO Enjoy a morning stroll to the markets and explore this mountain village. This evening, we return to the Li River to watch a display of traditional cormorant fishing. (B, L) PREMIER COLLECTION HIGHLIGHTS Your luxury accommodations include the Shangri-La Beijing, Sofitel Xian, Sheraton Guilin, Yangshuo Resort and the Grand Central Hotel Shanghai. Your cruise experience will be on the brand-new President No. 8 ship in a Deluxe Balcony Cabin. Enhance your cruise experience by upgrading to an Executive Suite with Executive Services. Inquire for details. Gourmet meals throughout your tour include the world-class Peking duck at Quanjude, the popular Rose Town Restaurant, an entertaining dumpling feast at De Fa Chang and traditional delicacies at Shun Feng Restaurant. MEALS INCLUDED: (B) Breakfast, (L) Lunch, (D) Dinner Consult your travel agent for more details on this and other escorted tours. *RATES ARE PER PERSON, BASED ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY AND INCLUDE: Visa services & fees for US and Canadian passport holders only Group airport transfers Domestic airfare and current taxes (within China) Domestic ground transportation (within China) Premier accommodations and taxes • Gourmet meals as indicated Sightseeing and entrance fees with English-speaking guide National Escort throughout with Local Insider Guides at each destination DAY 14: YANGSHUO TO SHANGHAI Transfer back to Guilin and fly to the cosmopolitan city of Shanghai, a global city still infused with the charm of the Orient. The afternoon is free at your leisure. This evening, dine on traditional Shanghai delicacies at Shun Feng Restaurant. (B, L, D) DAY 15: SHANGHAI Explore the beautiful Yu Gardens, the Old Town, and the Shanghai Museum. Discover the Xintiandi area, where shops and restaurants are inside restored traditional shikumen buildings. Visit the Bund and cross the Nanpu Bridge to the Pudong area. This evening, enjoy a cruise along the Huangpu River. (B, L) DAY 16: SHANGHAI TO US Transfer to the Maglev station for your super-fast train ride to Pudong airport to board your flight to the US, arriving home later the same day or the following morning, depending on flight schedules. Should you choose to extend your stay, browse our selection of optional short stays and extensions starting on page 56. (B) TOUR DATES & RATES Outbound Return To USA Rates* MAR 18, 2014 APR 22, 2014 MAY 20, 2014 SEP 2, 2014 OCT 28, 2014 APR 2, 2014 MAY 7, 2014 JUN 4, 2014 SEP 17, 2014 NOV 12, 2014 $5,590 $5,590 $5,860 $5,890 $5,710 NOTE: SINGLE ROOM SUPPLEMENT APPLIES. For your convenience, we implement a one time tipping protocol of $106 per person on this tour to be paid locally. Guilin Wonders of China Premier Tour 37

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