4-Day Tour: C$100 Off Per Room | Banff, Yoho & Jasper Parks, Icefield Cabins, Icefields Parkway, Columbia Icefield, Lake Louise, Moraine, Emerald & Peyto Lakes

$560.56
Per Person

  • Code: CA5-14028
  • Guided Tour
  • Calgary

What To Expect

Overview

  • [Medium Group Tours] Limited to 24 guests maximum, offering a balanced group size that avoids overcrowding or fragmentation. You can sightsee at a more relaxed pace, delivering a far superior overall experience compared to standard large-group tours.
  • [Handpicked Glacier Zone Cabins] Nestled amid stunning scenery, far from town lights with minimal light pollution, multiple aurora borealis sightings were recorded here throughout 2025.
  • [Light Outdoor Independent Travel] Maximum freedom. Create precious memories with local guides and experience your trip through the eyes of locals.
  • [Plateau Cuisine Experience] More than just a filling meal; 3A Charcoal-Grilled Steak Dinner is available as an add-on.
  • [Carefully Planned Itinerary Routes] No backtracking, turning the Rockies from a checklist of sights into a refreshing, immersive journey.

Itinerary

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Day 1: Calgary - Banff Gondola - Banff Town: Two afternoon itinerary options to choose from: Hoodoos / Bow Falls / Surprise Corner, or free time (optional paid rafting / open-top bus sightseeing)

Itinerary:

Calgary - Banff Gondola (self-paid, 90 mins) - Banff Town: Two afternoon itinerary options to choose from: Hoodoos / Bow Falls / Surprise Corner or free time (optional self-paid rafting / open-top bus sightseeing)

Depart early in the morning and head for Banff National Park, Canada's oldest national park. As the drive winds deeper into the mountains, grasslands give way to towering peaks, marking the official entry into the heart of the Canadian Rockies. Upon reaching Sulphur Mountain, take the Banff Gondola (self-paid) for a 90-minute sightseeing trip. As the gondola ascends slowly, soak in the stunning alpine scenery of snow-capped mountains surrounded by rolling peaks. Afterwards, proceed to Banff Town with free time for lunch. You may pick local restaurants or cafés at your leisure and experience the laid-back vibe of this national park town.

Two Afternoon Itinerary Options: Hoodoos / Bow Falls / Surprise Corner or Free Time (Optional Self-Paid Rafting / Open-Top Bus Sightseeing)

1. Guided Sightseeing Route: Visit the Hoodoos first to admire the unique rock pillars shaped by natural erosion. Next, head to Bow Falls and witness the powerful rush of raging water cascading down up close. The final stop is Surprise Corner, where you can overlook the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel and the Bow River scenery, wrapping up the day's journey at a leisurely pace.

2. Free Time Route: If you prefer more outdoor experiences, you may opt for unguided free activities. The tour guide will offer route guidance, and you need to return to the hotel on your own once your activities end. You can add either rafting or open-top bus sightseeing at your own expense.

  • Breakfast: available for additional order; Lunch: at your own expense; Dinner: at your own expense
  • Banff Town, Banff Inn / Ptarmigan Inn or similar
  • Things to Know
    • 1. The departure time and visiting duration are for reference only and subject to the tour guide's notification. We appreciate your understanding in case of any delays or changes!
    • 2. This is a combined coach tour group. Pick-up and drop-off points may be adjusted according to actual circumstances. Thank you for your understanding!
    • 3. If scenic spots or activity items on the itinerary are closed or unavailable due to weather conditions, alternative scenic spots will be provided instead.
02

Day 2: Banff - Johnston Canyon - Lake Louise - Moraine Lake - Emerald Lake - Natural Bridge - Icefields Parkway, check in at the lodge deep in the Icefields region

# Itinerary:

Banff - Johnston Canyon (75 mins) - Lake Louise (75 mins) - Moraine Lake (60 mins, seasonally open) - Lunch at Lake Louise Village (45 mins) - Emerald Lake (30 mins) - Natural Bridge (15 mins) - Icefields Parkway - Cabins in the Heart of the Icefields - Featured Dinner (Self-paid)

Depart Banff early in the morning and head west along Highway 1. Catch distant views of the imposing Castle Mountain en route before entering the iconic lake and glacier zone of the Canadian Rockies.

First, explore Johnston Canyon, one of the three major canyons in the Rockies. Walk deep into the canyon along trails to get up close to crystal-clear streams and cascading waterfalls. (Visits will be switched to Lake Minnewanka and Two Jack Lake in case of park maintenance or other force majeure events.) Next, proceed to Lake Louise, one of the most famous lakes in the Rockies. Its water shimmers in layered turquoise hues under sunlight, backed by the towering Victoria Glacier. Boasting serene and spectacular scenery, it is hailed as "the Sapphire of the Rockies". Then travel to Moraine Lake, encircled by the Ten Peaks whose reflections stretch across its emerald surface. It stands as one of the most iconic natural landmarks of the Rockies. (This is a seasonal lake, typically open from June 1 through early October; Marble Canyon will replace it for visits during other periods.) After sightseeing, a lunch break is arranged at Lake Louise Village, where guests may pick light meals or coffee shops and take a brief rest.

In the afternoon, enter Yoho National Park and head to Emerald Lake, whose water glows like polished jade, to admire tranquil lake views and mirrored woodlands all around. Afterwards, tour Natural Bridge, a landform carved over millennia by the Kicking Horse River, and witness the striking natural formation shaped by flowing water and rock layers.

You will then drive along the Icefields Parkway, widely recognized as one of the world's most scenic highways. The route unfolds a shifting panorama of alpine meadows, forests, lakes and snow-capped peaks. Arrive at the heart of the icefields by evening and check into The Crossing Resort, far from town lights, to soak in the quiet wilderness of the national park's core zone. Two self-paid featured dinner options are available for the night (choose one only): enjoy charcoal-grilled Alberta AAA steak, Canada's renowned premium beef, at the bar's BBQ station; or feast on an abundant buffet in the restaurant featuring fresh salads, classic hot dishes and a wide array of unlimited gourmet selections.

  • Breakfast: Additional order available; Lunch: Additional order available; Dinner: Additional order available
  • Icefield Backcountry Log Cabin Hotel The Crossing Resort
03

Day 3: Icefield Chalet - Athabasca Falls - Jasper Tramway - Maligne Lake / Maligne Lake Cruise - Medicine Lake - Jasper

Itinerary:

Icefields Cabin - Athabasca Falls (40 mins) - Jasper SkyTram (90 mins, at your own expense) - Lunch in Jasper Town (60 mins) - Maligne Lake / Maligne Lake Cruise (100 mins, at your own expense) - Medicine Lake (20 mins) - Jasper Town

After breakfast, depart from the cabin along the Icefields Parkway and head deep into Jasper National Park through the valley.

First, visit Athabasca Falls, carved over long periods by glacial meltwater erosion. Standing at the edge of the canyon, you will witness raging torrents plunging down, with the roar of water echoing off rock faces, showcasing the most powerful side of glacial rivers. Afterwards, take the Jasper SkyTram (at your own expense), which takes only around 7 minutes to reach the summit of Whistlers Mountain. Stroll easily along wooden boardwalks and enjoy panoramic views of the Rocky Mountain peaks, Athabasca River Valley and Jasper Town, with the full alpine scenery laid out before your eyes.

After descending the mountain, head to Jasper Town for free lunch time. You may pick local restaurants or cafés at your leisure and soak up the laid-back vibe of this national park town. In the afternoon, travel to Maligne Lake, the world's second-largest glacial lake. You can take the Maligne Lake Cruise at your own expense, gliding slowly across the long, tranquil lake to approach Spirit Island, known as "the place where the gods gather", and admire the iconic scenery woven by lake water, mountain ranges and forests. Then proceed to the mysterious Medicine Lake. This lake experiences seasonal water level fluctuations due to underground karst cave structures, which have lent it unique legendary lore among local Indigenous peoples, making it one of the most distinctive natural landscapes in the Canadian Rockies. Return to Jasper Town in the evening and check into the hotel for rest.

**The operating period of Maligne Lake Cruise (at your own expense) runs from May 29 to October 11. The schedule may be adjusted depending on lake ice melt conditions. When the cruise is unavailable, a 30-minute alternative tour covering Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge and Lake Beauvert will be arranged.

**Maligne Canyon was affected by the 2024 wildfires; visits (approximately 30 minutes) will be arranged subject to the opening status set by the national park authorities.

  • Breakfast: Available for additional order; Lunch: At your own expense; Dinner: At your own expense
  • Tonquin Inn / Whistler Inn in Jasper Town or similar
04

Day 4: Jasper - Pyramid Lake - Columbia Icefield: Ice Explorer + Glacier Skywalk - Peyto Lake - Bow Lake - Banff/Calgary

# Itinerary

Jasper - Pyramid Lake (40 mins) - Columbia Icefield Discovery Centre [Ice Explorer + Glacier Skywalk] (optional extra expense, approx. 180 mins) - Peyto Lake (30 mins) - Bow Lake (15 mins) - Banff / Calgary

After breakfast, depart Jasper for the concluding day of your Canadian Rockies journey.

First, head to tranquil Pyramid Lake. Its glassy waters perfectly mirror the pyramid-shaped mountain peaks; the harmonious blend of lake and mountain creates a picturesque landscape, an ideal spot to slow down and savour the quiet morning scenery. You will then proceed to the Columbia Icefield.

Optional paid experiences specially arranged for you:

- Ice Explorer: Board the custom-designed glacier vehicle to travel across the Athabasca Glacier, getting up close to the thousands-year-old ice sheet.

- Glacier Skywalk: Stroll along the fully transparent glass observation platform, suspended above a canyon roughly 280 metres deep, offering breathtaking, unobstructed panoramic views.

After finishing the experiences, you may grab a light lunch on your own at the Icefield Discovery Centre. Continue driving along the Icefields Parkway to Peyto Lake, famed for its distinct maple-leaf shape. The lake shimmers with a unique turquoise-blue hue, resembling a silky ribbon nestled amid mountain ranges. (In cases of park maintenance or force majeure, the itinerary will be adjusted to visit Waterfowl Lakes instead.) Afterwards, arrive at Bow Lake, where snow-capped peaks frame the water and the lake surface reflects rolling mountain ranges - one of the most iconic scenic stops along the Icefields Parkway. Pass through Banff Town in the late afternoon before returning to Calgary, marking a perfect end to your Canadian Rockies tour.

*Operating hours for Ice Explorer & Glacier Skywalk (optional extra expense): May 1 - October 12.*

Starting October 13, the itinerary will retain stops at all scenic sites, and the Ice Explorer and Glacier Skywalk activities will no longer be available for booking.

On clear weather days: Guests may take an easy light hike on the hillside in front of the glacier (approx. 60 minutes) to experience icefield landscapes at close range.

On poor weather days: Follow the tour guide's arrangement to view the glacier from a distance, with an additional stop at Waterfowl Lakes added to the schedule.

  • Breakfast: available for additional order; Lunch: at your own expense; Dinner: at your own expense
  • Things to Know
    • 1. The arrival times in Banff and Calgary are subject to change according to the schedule of activity programs. We appreciate your understanding.
    • 2. If you need to connect to a flight departing Calgary on the same evening, please book flights taking off after 21:30 for domestic Canadian travel and flights taking off after 22:30 for international travel to avoid disrupting your itinerary.

Packages

4-Day Tour In-depth Icefield Tour

Stay in the wooden lodge at the Icefield Centre with bilingual Chinese-English guide service. Child rate: for children aged 0 to 15. This rate applies when a child is the third or fourth occupant sharing the same room on the tour.
  • Single Room

    $1458.24$1488
  • Double Room

    $817.32$834
  • Triple Room

    $680.12$694
  • Quad Room

    $560.56$572
  • Child

    $344.96$352

Options

Louise Village Chinese/Western Set Meals

All year round
Louise Village Chinese/Western Set Meals
  • Adult

    $39
  • Child

    $39

[Dinner at the Wooden House Hotel (Choose One)] Self-grilled Charcoal Steak BBQ Dinner (For bookings by adults aged 18 and above only, tax and gratuity included)

Hand-grilled Alberta AAA steak, paired with unlimited salad bar, spicy beef soup and fresh vegetable chowder
Charcoal Self-Grilled Steak BBQ
Booking restricted to adults aged 18 and above
  • Adult

    $52
  • Child

    Same as Adult

Maligne Cruise + Jasper Skytram Package

May 29 - Oct 12 * Scenic area hours are subject to weather conditions. Final updates will be based on official announcements.
Package
adults: (16yrs+):120 child: (6-15yrs):77 infants:( 0-5yrs):free
  • Adult

    $125
  • Child

    $79

Columbia Icefield 2-in-1 Ticket: Ice Explorer + Glacier

May 1 - October 12. Scenic spot hours may vary due to weather conditions. Subject to official updates.
2-in-1 Ticket
adults: (16yrs+):85 child: (6-15yrs):55 infants:( 0-5yrs):free
  • Adult

    $95
  • Child

    $60

National Park Pass (Mandatory Fee)

[Special Offer] Complimentary Summer National Park Passes (Valid for travel between 5/1 and 10/31)
National Park Pass (Mandatory Fee)

    Moraine Lake Sightseeing Permit from Jun.01 to Oct.14 (Mandatory)

    Mandatory Fee
    Tickets
    • Adult

      $25
    • Child

      $22

    Banff Gondola

    Open year-round, except for annual maintenance (usually in November)
    Banff Gondola
    adults: (16yrs+):63 child: (6-15yrs):44 infants:( 0-5yrs):free
    • Adult

      $75
    • Child

      $51

    Hoodoos Boat Tour

    From early May to mid-October. The scenic area's opening and closing hours may be adjusted depending on weather conditions; please refer to the official information for the final schedule.
    charge
    adults: (16yrs+):68 child: (2-15yrs):35
    • Adult

      $69
    • Child

      $35

    Banff Opentop Tour

    all year round
    charge
    adults: (16yrs+):55 child: (6-15yrs):36
    • Adult

      $59
    • Child

      $36

    Maligne Lake Cruise

    May 29 - October 12. Scenic spot hours may vary due to weather conditions. Subject to official updates.
    Maligne Lake Cruise
    adults: (16yrs+):80 child: (6-15yrs):50 infants:( 0-5yrs):free
    • Adult

      $95
    • Child

      $50

    Jasper Skytram

    April 15 - October 25 *Operating hours may vary depending on the weather. Final details are subject to official information.
    Jasper Skytram
    adults: (16yrs+):60 child: (6-15yrs):40 infants:( 0-5yrs):free
    • Adult

      $65
    • Child

      $40

    [Dinner at the Wooden House Hotel (Choose One)] Western-style Buffet Dinner [Recommended for guests with children, tax and gratuity included]

    Buffet Dinner at Mt. Wilson Restaurant in the Wooden House Hotel (Western Style)
    Western-style Buffet Dinner
    Adults (12 years and above): 48 Children (under 12 years old): 20
    • Adult

      $48
    • Child

      $20

    Pick Up/Drop Off Information

    Pick Up

    LocationTimeAddress
    [Northeast Zone] Best Western Premier Calgary Plaza Hotel
    Please wait in the hotel lobby 10 minutes in advance.
    07:301316 33rd St. NE, Calgary, AB T2A 6B6, Canada
    Banff Town: Elk + Avenue Hotel
    Please wait in the hotel lobby 10 minutes in advance
    09:30333 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1B1
    New Pick-up Point in Downtown Calgary
    Please wait in the hotel lobby 10 minutes in advance
    07:45316 Riverfront Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 5R1

    Drop Off

    LocationTimeAddress
    Banff Town Elk + Avenue Hotel
    Please consult your tour guide for the drop-off time.
    333 Banff Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1B1
    Best Western Premier Calgary Plaza
    Arrival time is largely affected by the duration of activities and traffic conditions. Please refer to the actual arrival time on the day.
    1316 33rd St. NE, Calgary, AB T2A 6B6, Canada
    New Pick-up Point in Downtown Calgary
    Arrival time is largely affected by the duration of activities and traffic conditions. Please refer to the actual arrival time on the day.
    316 Riverfront Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 5R1
    [Exclusive Summer Airport Transfer] Calgary Airport
    It is recommended to book domestic flights within Canada departing after 21:30; for international flights, those taking off after 22:30 are advised.
    19 Airport RD NE, Calgary, AB T2E

    Things to Know

    Included/Exclude

    • Transportation: Comfortable air-conditioned tour buses locally available
    • Tour Guide Driver: Bilingual tour guide services in Mandarin and English
    • Insurance: Transportation Accident Insurance for the Trip
    • 5% Federal Service GST
    • Accommodation: Hotels specified in the itinerary, standard rooms (the number of accommodation nights equals the number of travel days minus one)

    • Front 3 rows for coach tours / Front row for minibus tours, $76 per person (same price for adults and children; seat reservations unavailable for airport transfers). Contact customer service for additional bookings to settle the extra payment.
    • Driver and tour guide service fee (CAD$15 per person per day, CAD$10 per person for each airport transfer)
    • Meals throughout the trip (Meals can be arranged at your own expense for part of the itinerary.)
    • Ticket fees for the activities mentioned in the itinerary
    • Other personal expenses, such as laundry, telephone bills, beverages, shopping, pay TV, etc.
    • Additional expenses incurred due to force majeure events such as traffic delays, wars, coups, strikes, weather conditions, aircraft mechanical failures, flight cancellations or schedule changes
    • All types of travel insurance
    • Fuel surcharge (to be paid on tour, C$5 per person per day, excluding airport pickup service)
    • It is strongly recommended that you purchase event tickets together with your order. No additional ticket orders will be accepted within 7 days prior to departure or during the trip.

    Booking and Confirmation Process

    • Due to high demand, inventory is mostly synchronous but sometimes not. Our consultant will check real time availability onsite and confirm seats.
    • You will receive your booking information instantly via email. In the event that you do not receive our email, please check your spam folder, or log into your User Center to check your order status and download your voucher when available.

    Terms & Conditions

    What is the cancellation policy?

    Cancellation Period
    Policy
    32 - 91 days prior to tour departure date
    50 cancellation fee
    17 - 31 days prior to tour departure date
    Refund 40% payment
    16 days prior to tour departure date
    Non-refundable

    What if you miss the appointed time or departure date?

    Once the booking is confirmed, an absence or failure to show up on the scheduled date or time is a no-show. No refunds or reschedules will be issued for no-shows and late arrivals.

    Other important information

    • [Notice on Fuel Surcharge Collection] Due to the persistently high international fuel prices, a fuel surcharge will be levied for summer tour groups to maintain the service quality of summer itineraries: Charge Standard: 5 Canadian Dollars per person per day (excluding the day of airport pick-up). Collection Method: Cash collection during the tour.
    • It is recommended that you book catering packages and activity items included in the itinerary as early as possible. No additional bookings will be accepted 7 days prior to departure and throughout the trip.
    • The order of scenic spots and transit cities may be adjusted according to actual travel conditions such as travel schedule, weather, traffic and other objective factors. Visitors are advised not to arrange early departure from the group, otherwise you shall bear any losses incurred due to such changes.
    • Please arrive at each designated assembly point 5 to 10 minutes in advance. If you miss the tour bus due to late arrival, you need to proceed to the next assembly point on your own.
    • Travelers under 16 years old must be accompanied by adults aged 18 and above when joining the tour group.
    • Free activities included in the itinerary will not be refunded if they cannot be provided due to force majeure such as traffic problems and bad weather, or if you fail to participate for personal reasons. We appreciate your understanding.
    • Cruise tickets for Maligne Lake are limited controlled resources. When available tickets run out, local travel agencies will allocate resources based on order submission time. We will issue refunds to tourists who fail to secure tickets.
    • In the Rocky Mountain Scenic Area, the temperature difference between morning and evening is quite large. The average daytime temperature in summer is 25 degrees Celsius, while the average nighttime temperature ranges from 15 to 18 degrees Celsius. Please pack suitable luggage accordingly.
    • The Rocky Mountains enjoy abundant sunshine and strong ultraviolet rays in summer, so please prepare sun protection products. The area has a dry climate, making body lotion also an essential travel item.
    • Wild animals are frequently spotted in the Rocky Mountain Scenic Area. Feeding them is strictly prohibited. Do not get off the vehicle to watch if you encounter large wild animals.
    • Smoking is strictly prohibited in all hotel rooms throughout the trip. Violators will be fined no less than 300 Canadian dollars.
    • Most hotels in the Rocky Mountain area are 3 to 4-story wooden buildings, and some are not equipped with elevators.
    • Most hotels in the Rocky Mountain area are 3 to 4-story wooden buildings, and some are not equipped with elevators.
    • For environmental protection reasons, hotels in the Rocky Mountain area do not provide toothpaste, toothbrushes, slippers or combs; only body wash, shampoo, conditioner and soap are available.
    • In line with living habits in North America, most hotel rooms are not equipped with electric kettles. If you need hot water, please turn to the hotel front desk for help. When no electric kettle is available, use the coffee machine properly to boil water.
    • No boiled drinking water is provided within the scenic area. Please prepare it by yourself before departing from the hotel if needed.
    • The voltage in Canada is 110V, and the power sockets are three-pronged: one round pin on the top and two parallel flat pins at the bottom.
    • It is strongly recommended that you purchase travel medical insurance (including tour cancellation coverage) before joining the tour to safeguard your health, safety and personal interests.
    • Please inform us of any dietary restrictions at the time of booking. No temporary adjustments can be made during the tour, and we appreciate your understanding.
    • This is a destination-based group tour. Please prepare your valid tourist visa in advance. Also, check and apply for an eTA ahead of time according to your passport type. For more details, please visit http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/eta.asp
    • This is a destination-based group tour. Please prepare your valid tourist visa in advance. Also, check and apply for an eTA ahead of time according to your passport type. For more details, please visit http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/eta.asp
    • Please be sure to provide accurate and complete information (such as name, gender, contact details, adult or child) when making a reservation to avoid booking errors that may affect your trip.
    • Children are required to provide their birthday information in advance to determine whether a child safety seat needs to be prepared beforehand. You shall be held fully responsible for any travel delays or losses arising from missing information.
    • If you have not received the Tour Confirmation Letter 7 days prior to your departure, please contact our staff promptly.
    • To make your trip more fulfilling, pleasant and smooth, we strongly recommend that you book activity tickets, dining packages and other items at the time of your reservation. No additional bookings will be accepted within 7 days prior to departure or during the trip.
    • This is a destination-based group tour for individual travelers. While all promised services and standards are fully maintained, you will be grouped with other tourists for a unified itinerary arrangement. The sequence of the itinerary may be adjusted for different departure dates.
    • Due to operational restrictions of hotels in the Banff area, specific bed types cannot be guaranteed. Hotels will randomly assign king rooms or twin rooms based on room availability on the day of check-in. We appreciate your understanding!
    • Hotel Star Rating: There is no official hotel star rating system in North America. All hotels arranged for this trip are local brand hotels.
    • Standard double rooms in North American hotels are equipped with one large bed or two separate beds. If you have special requests for the bed type, please let us know when making your reservation, and we will do our best to make arrangements.
    • The components of the travel product, such as tour vehicles, hotels, restaurants, scenic facilities, languages and cultures, are evaluated by different criteria across regions and countries. We appreciate your understanding. (Bilingual services may be available, including Mandarin and English.)
    • Tour vehicles: Vehicles will be arranged according to the group size. For groups with fewer than 24 passengers, the driver will also serve as the tour guide. For groups with 24 or more passengers, there will be one dedicated driver and one dedicated tour guide respectively.
    • All operators of various means of transportation, hotels, restaurants and scenic spots used during the itinerary have their own regulations to safeguard tourists' safety and legitimate rights and interests. In the event of accidental injury, death or other losses, matters shall be handled in accordance with the rules formulated by the respective operators. Our company shall not be held liable for any such incidents.
    • In case of special circumstances such as bad weather, traffic accidents and other incidents, our company reserves the right to modify or cancel the itinerary.
    • In the event of flight cancellations, delays, adverse weather conditions or other travel safety issues, relevant regulations shall apply directly to passengers. Our company shall not be held responsible for any such matters.
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    • If transfer service from/to the airport is included in your itinerary, you must provide accurate flight information and arrive at the designated pick-up location in advance. If inaccurate information leads to mistakes in airport pick-up, the travel agency reserves the right to arrange a second transfer service, charge additional pick-up fees at the rate of paid private car transfers, or arrange the next available free airport transfer with vacant seats. Please note that only one airport pick-up service is provided per order!
    • Depending on the operational requirements of different hotels, you may be asked to provide a credit card as a deposit for your stay to cover incidental charges incurred during your check-in period (e.g., telephone, laundry, food and beverage).
    • All activity tickets and meals must be booked in advance. No additional bookings will be accepted during the tour. We appreciate your understanding.
    • During the trip, please arrive at the boarding location at the time agreed with the tour guide for assembly. Do not be late, as this will disrupt the itineraries of other tourists. If you miss the tour bus due to tardiness, you will need to make your own way to the next meeting point and bear all relevant responsibilities. We appreciate your understanding.
    • During the tour, you may stay at different hotels. If transfers are needed for guests staying at various hotels, the driver and tour guide will make reasonable arrangements based on the actual group conditions. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. Thank you.
    • During the trip, different vehicles and tour guides may be assigned to serve you. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
    • During the trip, if you need to leave the group, please sign the Group Departure Confirmation Form.
    • Tourists under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult (aged 18 or above) when joining the tour group.
    • For complimentary items included in the itinerary, if they cannot be provided due to force majeure such as transportation disruptions or bad weather, or if you are unable to participate due to personal reasons, no refunds will be issued. We appreciate your understanding.
    • If you have special requirements (such as bed type, vegetarian meals, baby high chairs, etc.), please notify us at least 7 days prior to your trip. We will try our best to make arrangements, but we cannot guarantee availability.
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