$613.48
Per Person
Itinerary:
Embark on a journey to the Rocky Mountains by luxury tour coach in the morning. Pass through the Fraser Valley and multiple areas of the Lower Mainland before heading to Kamloops, a city famous for American ginseng production, where lunch will be served at a local restaurant. After lunch, visit an American ginseng farm to witness the American ginseng cultivation process with professional staff giving an introduction to different ginseng varieties. Afterwards, travel to Eagle Pass nestled amid towering mountains. This spot marks the connecting point of the east-west transcontinental Pacific Railway and the location where the final spike of the railway was driven. After the sightseeing tour, pass by the scenic Three Valleys and Grizzly Bear Provincial Park.
Proceed to Golden Town via Rogers Pass, the highest point on Highway 1, and enjoy dinner at a local restaurant there.
Itinerary:
After breakfast, head to the Natural Bridge within Yoho National Park, then drive along the Icefields Parkway, hailed as the world’s most beautiful highway, to Bow Lake and catch distant views of Crowfoot Glacier in Banff National Park.
Later, arrive at the world-famous Columbia Icefield and enjoy a hearty buffet lunch. After lunch, take the Ice Explorer (mandatory ticket required) to the surface of the 300-metre-thick Athabasca Glacier, where you can touch relics left behind from the Second Ice Age—a once-in-a-lifetime sight. Afterwards, visit the multi-million-dollar Glacier Skywalk (mandatory ticket required). Stroll along the glass walkway suspended 280 metres above the ground to get an up-close look at one of the planet’s most unique ecosystems and experience the wonders of natural beauty paired with human ingenuity. In the afternoon, travel to Bow Falls and Banff Town, nicknamed the Little Switzerland of the Rockies.
Special accommodation arrangement: stay at a prime hotel in Banff Town with restaurants and shops just steps away. Dinner is on your own for this day.
Itinerary:
Banff Gondola (own expense, 90 mins) – Hoodoos (15 mins) – Bow Falls (15 mins) – Surprise Corner (15 mins) – Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel with lunch (own expense; French bistro-style set meal available for extra booking, 90 mins) – Johnston Canyon (60 mins) – Hotel check-in
In the morning, take a coach to Banff National Park and arrive at Sulphur Mountain, then board the Banff Gondola (own expense). As the gondola ascends slowly, you can admire the snow-covered mountain scenery surrounded by rolling peaks.
Afterwards, head to the Hoodoos towering above the Bow River bank, and witness the magnificent Bow Falls surging down, where black rocks contrast vividly with white rushing water just like a great river flowing eastward. Next, visit Surprise Corner to get a distant view of Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel and the Bow River landscape. Then enter the Scottish castle-style Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel for a stopover and lunch (own expense).
After lunch, tour Johnston Canyon, one of the three major canyons in the Rocky Mountains, and walk along the trail to the rushing waterfalls. (In case of force majeure such as scenic area maintenance and closure, the tour will be replaced with Lake Minnewanka and Two Jack Lake.) Check into a hotel in Banff in the evening.
*The Hoodoos attraction will be closed until July 1; the alternative attraction will be Vermilion Lakes (approx. 15 mins)
Itinerary:
Banff – Lake Louise (75 mins) – Moraine Lake (60 mins) – Lunch at Lake Louise Village (at your own expense; Grill & Bar lunch add-on available, 45 mins) – Emerald Lake (20 mins) – Natural Bridge (15 mins) – Banff – Calgary
Depart the hotel early in the morning and head west along Highway 1 (the Trans-Canada Highway). The steep and rugged Castle Mountain will come into view, and soon you will arrive at Lake Louise, the most renowned lake in the Canadian Rockies. Under sunlight, the mineral-rich lake water shimmers with an enchanting sapphire blue, embraced on three sides by the towering Victoria Glacier. Resembling a jade scattered amid the mountains, it earns the moniker "Jewel of the Rockies".
Glance back from the lakeshore, and the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise stands serenely amid pine forests, welcoming visitors. Afterwards, hike to the trailhead overlook, where the vivid turquoise waters of seasonal Moraine Lake mirror the jagged Ten Peaks. Standing at the high vantage point, you can take in the entire panorama of lakes and mountains, losing all sense of time. After leaving Moraine Lake, proceed to Lake Louise Village for lunch (at your own expense; Chinese or Western plated meals are available as add-ons).
Following lunch, continue westward, passing the Spiral Tunnels built through the hardships of Pacific Railway labourers before entering Yoho National Park. You will reach the secluded Emerald Lake, where red canoes ripple across its tranquil waters. Next, visit Natural Bridge, carved over centuries by the Kicking Horse River. The waterway, ancient pine trees, distant mountain ranges and shallow shoals combine to form a breathtaking landscape painting. Stop briefly in Banff Town on the return journey before driving back to Calgary.
*Moraine Lake: Seasonal access. Typical opening period runs from Victoria Day long weekend in May through late September/early October, subject to Parks Canada official announcements. If closed and inaccessible, the alternative itinerary will be: Lake Minnewanka (30 mins) + Two Jack Lake (15 mins). The mandatory Moraine Lake access fee will be waived.
## Lake Minnewanka
As the largest and deepest lake within Banff National Park, it is famed for its vivid blue waters and stunning natural scenery. A boat tour deep into the lake offers sweeping views of dramatic canyon formations and rolling mountain ranges, alongside stories of the submerged old village beneath its surface, lending an air of mystery to the waters.
| Location | Time | Address |
| Richmond Grand Park Hotel, Parking Entrance | 07:00 | Grand Park Hotel, 8368 Alexandra Rd., Richmond |
| BC Liquor Store on Cambie Street, West Vancouver (Pick-up on 39th Street outside the parking lot) | 07:05 | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |
| Crystal Mall, Burnaby (Intersection of Kingsway & Willingdon Avenue) | 07:20 | 4500 Kingsway, Burnaby, BC V5H 2A9 |
| Parking Lot of Staples in Coquitlam | 07:50 | 1220 Seguin Drive, Coquitlam, British Columbia V3K 6L6, Canada |
| Tour Bus Stop Outside the East Gate of Sheraton Surrey Hotel | 08:00 | Sheraton Guildford Hotel (Tour Bus Stop), 153 St. & 104 Ave., Surrey |
| Location | Time | Address |
| 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 |
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.
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