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Guests whose flights arrive earlier can participate in our carefully prepared in-depth tours or night tours.

1. For flights arriving before 12:00, you can participate in the Seattle in-depth tour at your own expense.

    Seattle in-depth tour: Parker Market - Fisherman's Wharf - The world's first Starbucks and original ecological experience center - Gum Wall - Gas Park

2. For flights arriving before 16:00, you can participate in the 3-hour night tour in Seattle at your own expense.

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    Seattle Night Tour: Seattle Fisherman's Wharf - Kelly Park - Starbucks' first Reserve Coffee (Reserve) roasting experience center in the world

For night tour seat operations:

1. It is recommended to book the night tour in advance. Two people can form a group to guarantee departure.

2. If guests sign up for a night tour after arrival, our company will decide whether to join the group based on actual vehicle arrangements.

Seattle In-depth Tour Seattle In-depth Tour

The famous Parker Market, Fisherman's Wharf, the world's first Starbucks and the original ecological experience center, the "intriguing" chewing gum wall, Gas Park to enjoy the city center scenery... exciting things will come one after another!

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Seattle Night Tour Seattle Night Tour

Head to Seattle Fisherman's Wharf, where there is the tallest water Ferris wheel in the United States - the Seattle Ferris Wheel was officially opened on June 29, 2012 at Pier 57 of Ilot Harbor in Seattle, Washington, USA. Kelly Park offers a panoramic view of Seattle at night, overlooking this romantic city. This park is one of the photo spots in downtown Seattle. If a photo of downtown Seattle has the Space Needle in the foreground and Mount Rainier in the background, it's usually taken from here. At the same time, you will go to Starbucks' Reserve Coffee Roasting Experience Center, the world's first one. It is more like a modern coffee factory. You can witness various machines roasting the freshest coffee beans and grinding the richest coffee powder. You can also use your imagination to order a cup of the most creative coffee, or enjoy Starbucks' latest products. Here you can also see the entire process of original coffee beans from unpacking, roasting to making coffee.

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Today we have carefully arranged for you what is recognized as the most spectacular train line, Amtrak's Coast Starlight! The train seats are very spacious and comfortable. Towering forests, snow-covered mountains, beautiful river valleys, and magnificent plains are all beautiful scenery that you can never see on the highway! After arriving in Portland, you will transfer to a bus. We will then go to Salem, the capital of Oregon, to visit the Oregon State Capitol.

Itinerary:

Seattle → Coast Starlight Scenic Train (4 hours) → Portland → Oregon State Capitol (30 minutes)

Amtrak Coast Starlight

Today we have carefully arranged for you what is recognized as the most spectacular train line, Amtrak's Coast Starlight! Scenic trains are becoming a craze in the United States, and they’re the best way to savor the country. The train seats are very spacious and comfortable, and you can enjoy the towering forests, beautiful river valleys, magnificent plains, and even the snow-covered mountains in winter. These beautiful scenery can never be seen on the highway!

Oregon State Capitol Oregon State Capitol

The Oregon State Capitol was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on June 29, 1988. The $2.5 million centerpiece of the building, which includes a 166-foot (51-meter) dome, is made of marble for much of the interior and exterior. The grounds outside the Capitol include artwork, fountains and plantings, including the state tree (Douglas fir) and state flower (Oregon grape).

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Drive north along Highway 101 and enjoy the most stunning coastline in the United States. Then we arrived at Redwood National Park, which has 37 miles of pristine coastline, surging waves, rugged reefs, and dense sea redwood forests, all of which make people feel relaxed and happy.

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Highway 101 Magical Coastline → Shenmu Trail (45 minutes) → Chuanshudong Park (30 minutes) → Windsor

Founders Grove

Walking along the forest trails, there are redwood trees that are about a thousand years old. The towering redwood forest is full of aura, making you marvel at the magic of creation! Hiking the Shenmu Trail and inhaling the taste of nature!

Drive-Thru Tree Park

Which California landmark is 2,400 years old and has cars driving through it every summer? Then you must think of the Tree Cave Park in Redwood National Park. For more than 80 years, road travelers have been taking photos of their cars driving through the 6-foot-wide, 7-foot-tall tunnel.

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Today, we will go to the world-famous wine producing area - Napa Valley, and enjoy an exclusive itinerary of drinking Napa wine. Then proceed to San Francisco, a city surrounded by the sea on three sides. Visit the iconic bridge on the West Coast of the United States, the Golden Gate Bridge, known as the "Impossible Bridge." Visit the most lively Fisherman's Wharf, and take a cruise at your own expense to admire the San Francisco Bay. Jiuquhua Street, one of the crookedest streets in the world, will keep you entertained.

Itinerary:

Napa Valley wine tasting (60 minutes) → Golden Gate Bridge (30 minutes) → Fisherman’s Wharf (90 minutes) → Jiuquhua Street (30 minutes) → San Francisco in-depth tour (own expense)

San Francisco in-depth tour details:St. Mary's Cathedral (30 minutes) → City Hall (40 minutes) → Twin Peaks (25 minutes) → Chinatown (60 minutes)

Napa Valley Napa Valley

Napa Valley is a famous wine valley in the United States and a famous California wine producing area. It is famous for its wine production. Napa Valley has charming sunshine, cool sea breeze, high-quality wine, and the charming aroma of wine that wafts out from time to time, which is fascinating. Visit the famous Sutter Home winery and taste 5 kinds of wine: Reserve White Zinfandel, Pinot Grigio, Zinfandel, Moscato, Zinfandel Port!

Golden Gate Bridge Golden Gate Bridge

The Golden Gate Bridge is one of the largest single-hole suspension bridges in the world and is regarded as a symbol of San Francisco. With a length of 2.7 kilometers, it runs through the entire San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Strait of the Pacific Ocean. It is also an important transportation hub connecting San Francisco and northern cities. At the same time, American blockbusters such as "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" and "X-Men" have been filmed here.

San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf

The name Fisherman's Wharf is a household name in San Francisco. In the area starting from Ghirardelli Square and extending to Pier 35, you can see the various shops, restaurants, and street performances of the busiest Pier 39, and you can also look into the distance and enjoy the various scenery of Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Bay Bridge.

Lombard Street

Known as "the crookedest street in the world," Jiuquhua Street is one of San Francisco's most popular landmarks. Every year, millions of visitors walk or drive through its eight hairpin turns. Surrounded by Russian Hill mansions, manicured landscaping and flowers, it's also one of the most picturesque streets in the city. Breathtaking views of the San Francisco Bay, Bay Bridge, and Coit Tower from the top of the mountain.

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San Francisco In-depth Tour San Francisco In-depth Tour

The Cathedral of Santa Maria is one of the three cathedrals in California, United States. Its appearance abandons the traditional concept. The hyperbolic paraboloid-shaped white side wall rises to 190 feet high, which is very unique. Twin Peaks, two hills about 270 meters above sea level, are the only remaining natural hills in San Francisco and are famous for their 360-degree panoramic views. The City Hall is an impressive building modeled after the architecture of St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican, with its golden dome modeled on that of Les Invalides in Paris. San Francisco's Chinatown can be said to be the largest Chinese community outside of Asia. You must visit here.

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Departing from the San Francisco Bay Area in the morning, we headed to the Sundial Bridge. The bridge is made of glass and majestically spans the Sacramento River. The Sundial Bridge is a well-deserved work of art. Then go to the most beautiful waterfall in California - Burnie Falls. This place will definitely surprise you beyond your imagination. Even President Roosevelt praised Burnie Falls as "the eighth wonder of the world". Overnight at Klamath Falls.

Itinerary:

San Francisco → Sundial Bridge (40 minutes) → Burney Falls or Shasta Dam (60 minutes) → Klamath Falls

Kind tips:

If we can't go to Burney Falls during the itinerary, we will go to Shasta Dam.

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Today we will go to Crater Lake National Park. Crater Lake was formed by a violent volcanic eruption 7,000 years ago that left a crater where snow and rainwater poured in. Then go to the Woodburn Outlet Shopping Center, which was built at a cost of 20 million US dollars.

Itinerary:

Crater Lake National Park (120 minutes) → Woodburn Outlets (180 minutes)

Special instructions:

1. If Crater Lake National Park is closed, the attractions will be replaced by Sea Lion Cave and Thor Well, please be informed.

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Crater Lake National Park Crater Lake National Park

Qili Lake is the fifth oldest national park in the United States and the largest crater lake in the world. 7,700 years ago, the Mazama volcano erupted, leaving a basin where the peak was. Thousands of years of rain and snow filled the basin and formed the lake. The amount of snowfall here every year exceeds ten meters, and the pure deep blue color of Qili Lake is unmatched by other lakes. It is the deepest lake in the United States, reaching a depth of nearly 600 meters. There is no place in the world that combines such a deep, pure, and blue lake at the same time, as pure as a fairy and unstained by dust.

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Sea Lion Cave Sea Lion Cave

Sea Lion Cave is located in Lane County, Oregon, USA. It consists of a series of sea caves and was formed 25 million years ago. It is the longest sea cave in the world and the most outstanding cave in the world in terms of shape and size.

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Thor's Well

Known as the mysterious Thor's Well connected to another world, it is located on the Pacific coast. It is known as the world's first wonder at high tide. The well seems to be connected to an unknown mysterious country.

Woodburn Premium Outlets, Woodburn, Oregon

It is the largest duty-free shopping mall in the western United States, with more than 110 stores, including Coach, J.Crew, Nike factory, Tommy Hilfiger, etc. More than four million tourists come here every year to enjoy Oregon's tax-free shopping.

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Today we will go to the Columbia River Gorge, which combines the magnificence of the American national parks with the outstanding people of China's landscapes. The valley's various customs are intoxicating. Then proceed to Multnomah Falls, the second highest waterfall in the United States, with a drop of 620 feet. Afterwards, we headed to Mount Rainier National Park. Seattle’s romantic beauty is always partly due to Mount Rainier, which is like a fairy mountain floating in the clouds and mist. After the tour, head to Seattle.

Itinerary:

Columbia River Gorge (45 minutes) → Multnomah Falls (40 minutes) → Mount Rainier National Park (120 minutes) → Seattle

Columbia River Gorge Columbia River Gorge

The Columbia River, the fourth largest river in the United States, located in the Rocky Mountains, forms a winding valley of more than 1,000 kilometers at the junction of Oregon and Washington. The scenery of the valley is magnificent, vast, majestic and beautiful. If the weather is good, the water on the river will sparkle, which is very beautiful. The river valley area is most famous for its several waterfalls. Multnomah Falls is the second longest waterfall in the United States. It is divided into two sections, the upper section is 165 meters and the lower section is 21 meters. The lower section of the waterfall is more impressive and impressive due to its wider width. It's also a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, where people love whitewater kayaking for a thrilling experience.

Multnomah Falls Multnomah Falls

 Multnomah Falls is a waterfall on Multnomah Creek in the Columbia River Gorge. The waterfall is 620 feet (189 meters) long and is the tallest waterfall in Oregon. Winding along the historic Columbia River Highway, this twin waterfall attracts visitors of all types and ages, with both a wheelchair-accessible viewing platform and a steep hiking trail that leads to the summit. Supplied by rain and melting snow, the waterfall flows continuously, making it a sight to behold all year round. The best viewing time is from winter to spring. In the rainy season, there is abundant water and it is even more spectacular.

Mt. Rainier National Park Mt. Rainier National Park

On a clear day in Seattle, a snow-capped mountain can be seen seemingly floating in the sky. This is the famous Mount Rainier in Washington State. With a height of 14,410 feet, Mount Rainier is the tallest volcano in the lower 48 states and the fifth highest peak in the United States. The top of the mountain is covered with snow all year round, and glaciers radiate in all directions, creating Rainier National Park with spectacular waterfalls, vast lakes and lush evergreen forests. Every summer, the snow on the mountain tops begins to melt, and the wild flowers on the mountains bloom and sway in the wind, showing 100% natural beauty.