Airport pick up information:

1. Free pick-up airport on the day of joining the tour: Newark International Airport EWR, free pick-up time on the day of joining the tour: 9:00 & 16:00-21:00 (this time is the time for guests to meet our staff at the baggage claim area after getting their luggage. Guests who have an approaching flight need to wait at the airport).                

2. The procedure after arriving on a domestic flight in the United States is: get off the plane → go to the flight baggage carousel → meet the tour guide → the tour guide will arrange for you to take the nearest bus with other group members to leave the airport.

3. The procedure after arriving on an international flight is: disembark → passport inspection → claim luggage → customs inspection → meet the tour guide → the tour guide arranges for you to take the nearest bus with other group members to leave the airport.

4. If the VIP guests participating in the tour are outside the above time or need private car pick-up service, the fee is $160/one way (covering the first and second people, and an additional $10 for each additional person starting from the third person).

The itinerary for the first day is for reference only, and the specific arrangement is subject to your flight arrival time.

Free airport pick-up/drop-off on the day of joining the tour, excluding service fee of $15/person.

Upon arrival in New York, domestic flights are waiting at the baggage claim area of the flight, and international flights are waiting at the passenger exit.

Optional item 1: Morning tour of New York

• Guests who can pick up their luggage and meet the tour guide at EWR Airport before 9:00 can choose to take a New York morning tour at their own expense.

• Morning tour schedule: New York City Hall & Brooklyn Bridge (80 minutes) → Lunch (45 minutes, own expense) → New York Chinatown & Little Italy & Manhattan Bridge (60 minutes) → New York SOHO trendy neighborhood (30 minutes)

Remark:Book in advance, and if you form a group with one person, you are guaranteed to have a seat; if you book in a group, it will be subject to the availability of seats on the car.

New York Morning Tour New York Morning Tour

First go to New York City Hall, which has a history of more than 200 years. It is the oldest active city hall in the United States. This ancient Greek-style marble building is simple and elegant and is an outstanding representative of New York's Greek Renaissance architectural style. Then check out the famous Brooklyn Bridge, stroll across this ancient suspension bridge, and admire the beautiful Manhattan skyline at the intersection of the river and the sea. After lunch, go to Chinatown, which is full of rustic flavor, and Little Italy, which is full of strong Italian style. Enjoy the strong atmosphere of human fireworks in the lively neighborhoods~ Then go to visit the sister bridge that stands side by side with the Brooklyn Bridge, the Manhattan Bridge. Although it is slightly less famous, the latter is equally spectacular. Finally, we came to the SOHO trendy neighborhood, located in midtown Manhattan. This neighborhood is both fashionable and artistic. Whether it’s Internet celebrity graffiti that pursues individuality, fashionable boutiques, or period buildings, this neighborhood can satisfy all your imagination!

Transportation: Take a bus from Newark International Airport to the hotel

Driving distance: 25 miles Driving time: 35 minutes

I have heard too many stories about New York, and these stories include hurried New Yorkers and famous artistic buildings. Maybe you have climbed to the top of a towering skyscraper, seen a charming goddess holding a torch, or walked into the gold-rich financial street. But you’d rather hear about places you’ve seen or heard about but don’t know how to get to. So don’t hesitate to follow our footsteps and find the other side of New York together.

Itinerary:

Grand Central Station (entry, 20 minutes) → New York Public Library (entry) + Bryant Park + Blue Bottle Coffee (own expense) + Lady M Cake (own expense) (40 minutes) → Central Park (20 minutes) → Roosevelt Island in-depth tour (own expense, 40 minutes, including cable car one-way ticket) → DUMBO Art District, Brooklyn (70 minutes) → Internet celebrity suspended park + Starbucks bakery experience store + Chelsea Market + High Line Park + optional lunch (80 minutes) → Hudson Yards Vessel (appearance, 10 minutes)

New York Grand Central Station

This is one of the world-famous stations and one of the popular filming locations for many movies and American TV series. "Men in Black", "Jedi Men", "The Godfather", "Gossip Girl", "Avengers", etc. have all been filmed here. The magnificent marble decoration, arched glass windows, Kissing Room, four-sided clock, and starry sky dome from God's perspective will dazzle you. Explore the secrets of Central Station with your tour guide.

New York Public Library New York Public Library

There is a solemn lion sculpture at the entrance of the magnificent New York Public Library. You can walk up the marble steps and through the corridor into the interior of the castle-like library. The beautiful marble columns and walls in the hall show its low-key and gorgeous beauty. The library has a rich collection, with a total of 16.47 million books, journals, manuscripts, pictures, etc. The library with a rather classical atmosphere is also a frequent visitor in film and television works. "Night at the Museum", "The Day After Tomorrow", "Spider-Man", etc. have all been filmed here.

Bryant Park Bryant Park

Bryant Park was built in 1884 to commemorate poet and editor William Cullen Bryant (1794-1878). Bryant Park is located in the heart of Manhattan and is a resting place for New York's financial elite. Sit for a while in the busy city and experience the different charm of New York. It is also the filming location for movies and TV series such as "Sex and the City", "The Day After Tomorrow", "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "Spider-Man".

Blue Bottle Coffee Blue Bottle Coffee

The unique Blue Bottle Coffee was pioneered by James Freeman. The first Blue Bottle Coffee in New York was born in 2010 opposite Bryant Park. Everything in the coffee shop is orderly, quiet, simple, and precise. Freeman's perfect way must give everyone a perfect experience.

Central Park Central Park

Central Park is the back garden of New Yorkers. The park is beautiful in all seasons, with bright reds and greens in spring, bright sunshine in summer, fiery red maples in autumn, and bleak silvery white in winter. Both local residents and tourists from all over the world are deeply attracted by this paradise surrounded by high-rise buildings. Although it looks like a natural park, its landscape is actually carefully cultivated: there are several artificial lakes, long walking trails, two ice skating rinks, a wildlife sanctuary, multiple lawns and children's playgrounds. It is also a well-known urban park in New York. From "Spider-Man" to "The Avengers", Central Park has frequently appeared in Marvel movies.

Roosevelt Island Roosevelt Island

Roosevelt Island is an elongated island located in the East River between Queens, the island of Manhattan. Although Roosevelt Island is small, it has a unique architectural history. The island is home to several stylistically important buildings and has been the target of many important urban planning competitions and proposals. "Spider-Man" and "King Kong" were also filmed here.

"Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass" in DUMBO Arts District, Brooklyn

Located on the East Bank of New York, DUMBO today is a district full of artistic vitality. Brooklyn Park along the riverbank has an excellent view of the New York City skyline, the Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan Bridge. The deliberately preserved stone paths, red brick walls, and Internet celebrity carousels make the place full of charm.

Suspension Park Little Island

The suspended park, which was officially opened to the public free of charge in 2021, has become a must-visit place for New York Internet celebrities to check in as soon as it opened. The design here is niche and fresh. Supporting the park suspended above the Hudson River are 132 concrete "tulips" of varying heights, forming 2.4 acres of hills and winding paths. There are approximately 400 different species of trees, shrubs, ground covers and perennials throughout the island, and at least 100 different species of trees adapted to New York's climate. Each corner of the island represents a different microclimate, depending on topography, sunlight and wind conditions.

Chelsea Market Chelsea Market

Chelsea Market was originally converted from an abandoned factory. It is an indoor market that combines a food court and retro design shops. It is one of the most popular markets in New York. There are many novel and interesting gift shops here, which are great for buying souvenirs. "Going to Chelsea Market to eat lobster" has become an important stop on many foodies' must-eat lists when they come to New York! In addition to seafood from all over the world, Australian pies, French desserts, Japanese sushi, Italian ice cream, etc. can all be found in the dazzling markets.

The High Line

The High Line is a linear sky garden located on the west side of Midtown Manhattan, New York, with a total length of 1.45 miles. It was built on the basis of a freight rail line. The long and narrow pedestrian walkways weave between high-rise buildings and are lined with flowers and plants. Strolling on the walkways, lying on the lawn chatting and reading, or basking in the sun are all moments of enjoyment in this bustling city of New York.

Hudson Yards Vessel

The huge structure located in the landscape corridor, the center of the square and the visual focus of Hudson Yards is called Vessel. It is a honeycomb-shaped staircase. Netizens affectionately call it the "Big Pinecone". You can discover the unique beauty when you appreciate the building from different angles. It is a perfect place to check in with your circle of friends.

"If you love him, please take him to New York, because that is heaven; if you hate him, please take him to New York, because that is hell." This line in the TV series "Beijingers in New York" evokes everyone's infinite reverie about New York. We will pass through the rows of high-rise buildings and savor the prosperity and vicissitudes of New York, the world's largest city.

Itinerary:

New York Financial Wealth Tour (mandatory, 150 minutes) → World Trade Center Observation Deck (optional, 70 minutes) → Statue of Liberty Island Cruise (optional, 60 minutes) → Soar in New York (optional, 60 minutes)

New York Financial Wealth Tour:

First stop: Canyon of Heroes → Woolworth Building → Parkway Building (the world’s tallest skyscraper between 1899-1901) → Porter Building → St. Paul’s Church → Telegraph Building

Second stop: Equity Building → Trinity Church → Federal Savings Bank → Federal Hall → New York Stock Exchange → Trump Tower → Deutsche Bank’s former site (Chase Bank’s former site) → Wall Street Copper Bull → Customs House → Standard Oil Building → Standard & Poor’s Building

Third stop: Rockefeller Center (passing New York Diamond District and International Gem Tower)

The fourth stop: Pulitzer Fountain → Grand Legion Square → Plaza Hotel → Times Square → Nasdaq

Special instructions:

1. The New York Financial Wealth Tour attractions tour method is car tour + light hiking, with moderate physical requirements.

2. The above attractions are all appearance.

New York City Fortune Tour New York City Fortune Tour

Manhattan's financial dream blooms in New York, where almost the world's top financial institutions gather. Today we will visit some classic landmarks in New York, the world financial center, such as the Canyon of Heroes, Parkway Building, Trinity Church, New York Stock Exchange, Rockefeller Center, etc., and feel the strong financial and commercial atmosphere.

One World Trade Center Observatory

Tower 1 of the New World Trade Center, also known as the "Freedom Tower", is located on the site of the original World Trade Center that collapsed during the 9/11 attacks. At 1,776 feet, the World Trade Center is the tallest building in the United States and the third tallest building in the world. This height was set to commemorate the signing of the American Declaration of Independence in 1776. When guests arrive, a large video board will sequentially play welcome messages in various languages, and their hometowns will be specially marked on a dynamically generated world map. Experience the "Voices" activity and listen to the staff who built the building tell the stories behind them; the "Foundation" activity will allow guests to take a closer look at the rock bed on which the building stands. From the global welcome center, to the guest elevator where you can experience virtual time-lapse, to the shocking video display, and finally the discovery floor with 360-degree views, every detail is a bonus for visiting here.

Liberty Cruise

Take a one-hour cruise on the Hudson River on the Statue of Liberty Island Cruise, during which you will see the Manhattan skyline and scenery on both sides of the Hudson River, overlooking the Empire State Building and the World Trade Center. The cruise ship slowly sails by the Statue of Liberty, and you can clearly see the Statue of Liberty wearing a radiant crown, holding the torch of freedom high, and holding the Declaration of Independence in her hand. The majestic and eye-catching sight symbolizes the American people's lofty ideals of freedom and their yearning and pursuit of a better life.

RiseNY

Located in Times Square, this immersive experience takes you through New York’s vibrant pop culture and historical changes. Starting from the replica of the City Hall subway station, visit seven exhibition halls covering finance, film, fashion, music, skyline, television broadcasting and Broadway, and admire precious exhibits and classic sets. Finally, board the high-tech flying theater to overlook New York landmarks in a realistic 8K aerial perspective, and experience a shocking journey as if you were there in person.

Today, we will drive to Philadelphia, the City of Friendship, to visit Independence Historical Park and witness the history related to American independence. Then go to Washington, the political center and capital of the United States, where the White House and Congress are located. It also has many museums and is a famous tourist attraction.

Itinerary:

New York → Philadelphia → Independence National Historical Park (30 minutes) → Washington, D.C. → Capitol Building + National Archives of the United States in-depth tour (at your own expense, 2 hours, including the appearance of the Supreme Court and the Library of Congress) → White House (outside, 30 minutes) → Lincoln Memorial + Vietnam War Memorial Wall (45 minutes) → Hotel

Special instructions: 1. If you are unable to enter the Congress due to special circumstances, the itinerary will be replaced by an in-depth tour of Washington, DC. In-depth tour schedule of Washington, DC: Air Force Memorial (20 minutes, you can see the famous Pentagon) → Jefferson Memorial (20 minutes) → World War II Memorial (20 minutes)

Transportation: Take a bus from New York to Philadelphia

Driving distance: 100 miles Driving time: 1 hour and 40 minutes

Independence National Historical Park Independence National Historical Park

The land of Philadelphia witnessed the independence and birth of the United States. The National Independence Historical Park, built in the spirit of the American Revolution, contains some historical buildings related to the American Revolution and founding history and is known as "America's most historic square mile." In the park, you can see the Independence Square surrounded by green trees, the tall milky white clock tower, and the bronze statues of the founding heroes standing on the lawn. The overall atmosphere here makes people feel solemn.

Transportation: Ride from Independence National Historical Park to Washington, D.C.

Driving distance: 140 miles Driving time: 2 hours and 30 minutes

U.S. Capitol

As the political center of the United States, Washington has many iconic political and cultural landscapes, such as the Capitol Building, the U.S. Supreme Court, etc. We will enter the Capitol Building, the geometric center of Washington, D.C., walk in the gorgeous and exquisite corridors of Congress, listen to the stories behind every mural and every statue, and gain a deep understanding of why this is the highest symbol of political power of the people, by the people, and for the people.

The National Archives of the United States

The National Archives contains valuable documents, photographs, and video data from all periods of American history. One of the most famous collections is the original founding documents written on parchment drafted in 1776 at the beginning of the founding of the United States, including three copies: the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. There are also the "1863 Emancipation Proclamation" promulgated by Lincoln to liberate the black slaves during the Civil War, Nazi Germany's surrender document at the end of World War II, and the Watergate incident tapes that exposed Nixon and eventually brought him down, etc.

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Washington D.C. In-depth Tour Washington D.C. In-depth Tour

First, we will come to the Air Force Memorial, which is composed of three arc-shaped steel columns more than 80 meters long. Its design is inspired by the three white smoke left in the air by the U.S. Air Force "Thunderbirds" aerobatic team during their aerobatic performances. Then we arrived at Lake Tatu to pay our respects to the Jefferson Memorial, which proposed the great idea that “all men are created equal”. Then go to the World War II Memorial built to commemorate the 16 million American soldiers who served during World War II.

The White House

The White House is a white neoclassical sandstone building covering an area of more than 73,000 square meters. It is composed of the main building and the east and west wings. The White House is the office and residence of successive U.S. presidents, and is also synonymous with the U.S. government. Many important decision-making bills in the United States are signed and issued by the president in the White House. George Washington, the founding father of the United States, once expressed his opinion on the construction of the official residence of the President of the United States: It must not be a palace, and it must not be luxurious, because the master who works here is a servant of the state.

Lincoln Memorial Lincoln Memorial

The Lincoln Memorial is a pure white ancient Greek temple-style building built to commemorate Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States. It is regarded as an eternal statue of the United States and a symbol of Washington. This is also the most famous gathering place for the pursuit of peaceful democracy, where Martin Luther King delivered his speech "I Have a Dream."

Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall Vietnam Veterans Memorial

The Vietnam War Memorial Wall is located in the north of the Lincoln Memorial. The monument is composed of a 500-foot-long V-shaped monument made of black granite. It is used to commemorate the American soldiers and generals who died in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. The gleaming black marble wall is engraved with the names of more than 57,000 American soldiers who died in the Vietnam War from 1959 to 1975 in order of the date of each person's death.

Transportation: Take a ride from Washington, D.C. to your Gaithersburg hotel

Driving distance: 25 miles Driving time: 40 minutes

Go to the headquarters of Corning, a Fortune 500 company, visit the world's largest glass collection museum, and appreciate the live glass performance technology. After lunch, proceed to the famous Watkins Glen. Then arrive at Niagara Falls and visit Falls National Park, overlooking the "American Falls", "Horseshoe Falls" and "Bridal Veil Falls". The water surges thousands of miles, and the thunder rolls. Experience the majestic momentum in person, just like thousands of horses galloping.

Itinerary:

Corning Glass Center (optional, 90 minutes) → Watkins Glen State Park + Finger Lakes (optional, 90 minutes, only available during the opening hours of Watkins Glen State Park) → Niagara Falls Night View Tour (mandatory, 90 minutes)

Kind tips:

1. Watkins Glen State Park + Finger Lakes is a summer itinerary. You can go there after the state park opens (generally from May to October each year). Please refer to the official website for the actual entry date; after the park closes, Watkins Glen State Park + Finger Lakes will no longer be visited.

2. In order to ensure a better travel experience for guests, we guarantee that guests can watch the fireworks show at the waterfall on the same day (except that there is no fireworks show on that day).

Transportation: Take a bus from the hotel to Corning Glass Center

Driving distance: 275 miles Driving time: 5 hours

The Corning Museum of Glass

The Corning Glass Center, which is well-known at home and abroad, is located in Corning, a unique and quaint town in upstate New York. Despite its small size, it is the center of the American glass industry. Corning's glass and porcelain are as well-known in the world as Jingdezhen porcelain is in China. Corning Glass Center can be said to be a magical world of glass. There are about 100,000 pieces of fine glass and artistically carved glass on display at the Corning Glass Center. These exquisite glass products are either colorful or crystal clear, dazzling and dazzling. The Glass Center is not only a glass museum, but also a factory for glass strengthening, glassware, and handicrafts. It is also a shop selling glass and crystal products, such as sunglasses, necklaces, pins, etc.

Watkins Glen State Park Watkins Glen State Park

Watkins Glen is located in the Finger Lakes region of New York State in the United States. It is a layered rock geology that has been eroded by glaciers and streams, forming a unique landform. There are more than a dozen waterfalls along the approximately two miles of canyon trails. There are excellent canyon trails, waterfalls that can be appreciated up close, and pleasing natural scenery. It provides tourists with an excellent photo spot and is known as the "Millennium Valley."

Finger Lake Finger Lake

The Finger Lakes are located in northwest New York State and are a scenic spot composed of up to 14 long and narrow lakes. They are named because they are arranged vertically from south to north, shaped like fingers. Many Hollywood stars own vacation villas or estates here.

Transportation: Take a bus from the Finger Lakes to Niagara Falls

Driving distance: 135 miles Driving time: 2 hours and 30 minutes

Niagara Falls Night Tour Niagara Falls Night Tour

During the itinerary, we will go to [One Park, Two Islands and Three Falls], and go deep into the Niagara Falls Park to see a wide variety of exotic flowers and trees up close; we will stay on two islands - Goat Island and Moon Island, and appreciate the majesty of the Thunder God's Water from multiple angles in the dark; we will also visit the three major waterfalls - Horseshoe Falls, Bridal Veil Falls and American Falls, and feel the majestic momentum of nature presented by the different waterfalls under the colorful neon lights. At this time, don’t forget to pick up the camera in your hand and take a photo with them.

Transportation: From Niagara Falls to the hotel

Driving distance: 20 miles Driving time: 30 minutes

Today we will conduct a series of activities at the waterfalls, and learn about the past and present life of the Niagara Falls from both water and land perspectives. We will then drive to Boston.

Summer itinerary (starting with the start of the Maid of the Mist waterfall viewing boat):

Niagara Falls Classic Tour (optional, 2.5 hours, including Whirlpool State Park + Cave of the Winds + Maid of the Mist waterfall viewing boat) → Boston

Winter itinerary (starting with the closure of the Maid of the Mist waterfall viewing boat):

Niagara Falls Classic Tour (optional, 2.5 hours, including Whirlpool State Park + Cave of the Winds + Castle State Park) → Boston

Special note: The Maid of the Mist waterfall viewing boat is open to the public from the end of April to October (subject to the freezing conditions of the river). After the boat is closed, the itinerary will no longer go to the scenic spot. The specific closing time is subject to the actual notice of the scenic spot.

Niagara Whirlpool State Park Niagara Whirlpool State Park

The Niagara Whirlpool is 125 feet deep and was formed by water erosion 7,500 years ago. It is located where the Niagara River suddenly turns from northwest to northeast. The rapid water flows back after changing the direction, forming a huge whirlpool. The park is very quiet, with barbecue grills and picnic tables. Standing on it, you can overlook the maelstrom below, which is very spectacular. There is a trail in the park that goes down to the bottom of the valley, and you can take a Zodiac boat into the maelstrom to experience the thrilling scene.

Cave of the Winds Cave of the Winds

The entrance to the Cave of the Winds is on Goat Island, where there will be a small museum and a small cinema. You can then take an elevator down 53 meters in the Niagara Gorge cave to reach the bottom. Standing at the foot of the waterfall and looking up, you will see the waterfall flowing down with overwhelming momentum, which makes people feel passionate and resonate with nature.

Maid of the Mist Waterfall Boat Maid of The Mist

The Maid of the Mist is America's most monumental cruise ship since 1846. There is no better way to experience Niagara Falls within the United States. Wear a blue raincoat and take the dreamy Maid of the Mist cruise, and experience for yourself the refreshing mist produced by more than 2 million liters of water per second, the undulating waves, and the rumbling roar of the waterfall. As a unique fleet of yachts, under the skilled command of their captains, they have been sailing safely in the waves of the Niagara Gorge for more than 100 years, and have carried tens of millions of tourists directly into the hazy depths of the mist.

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Old Fort Niagara State Park Old Fort Niagara State Park

The War Castle is a scenic spot with rich historical value. Before the independence of the United States, it existed at the mouth of the Niagara River from Lake Ontario to Lake Erie. Therefore, it played a very important role in the Indian and French wars, the American Revolutionary War, and the Anglo-American War. Behind it is the endless Lake Ontario, one of the five Great Lakes in the United States.

Transportation: Drive from Niagara Falls to Boston

Driving distance: 470 miles Driving time: 8 hours

Boston is a city with a long history, but it is also the youngest city. The high-end universities and many firsts here have given the city new vitality. Today we will start our first tour and experience the rich historical flavor of Boston. And experience Boston's ancient cultural heritage at Quincy Market, buy souvenirs and taste authentic food. Finally we will return to New York.  

Itinerary:

Depart from hotel → America’s First Tour (mandatory item, 3 hours) → Quincy Market + Boston lobster meal (lobster meal at own expense, 70 minutes) → Boston airport drop-off → New York airport drop-off

America's First Tour:Harvard University (1 hour, including official campus tour) → The Old State House (the birthplace of the American Revolution and the place where the Declaration of Independence was first published) → The first subway system in the United States → The first public park in the United States → The first public botanical garden in the United States → The first large-scale free municipal library funded by the public in the United States

Transportation: Take a bus from the hotel to Harvard University

Driving distance: 25 miles Driving time: 40 minutes

The Firsts of America Exploration Tour

Boston is one of the oldest cities in the United States, with a strong academic atmosphere. After experiencing the wash of history, many firsts were born in Boston. Today we will visit Harvard University, the first university in 1636, the birthplace of the American Revolution, the place where the Declaration of Independence was first published, The Old State House, the first subway system in the United States, the first public park in the United States, the first public botanical garden in the United States, and the first large free municipal library funded by the public in the United States, and experience the rich historical flavor of Boston.

Boston Quincy Market Quincy Market

Quincy Market is a well-known tourist attraction and shopping venue in Boston. Quincy Market is characterized by its unique Romanesque architectural style, with large columns and iconic triangular roofs, classic Romanesque carved doors, granite building materials and modern American-style rectangular glass, which successfully combines classical beauty with modern beauty. The two buildings next to the market are called South Market and North Market. They have a variety of small shops where you can buy all kinds of Boston souvenirs.

Transportation: Take a bus from Boston back to New York

Driving distance: 220 miles Driving time: 4 hours