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Welcome to Tasmania! Known as 'Tassie' to locals, you can enjoy the best of both worlds here in Tasmania as it is a melting pot of arts and cultures. It is also home to breweries of some of Australia's most respected modern beer brands, such as Cascade and Boags. In this itinerary relive your experiences in the lavish surrounds of both the city and the wilderness and make a visit to a few of Tasmania's premier tourist destinations

Exceptional Experiences:

• Barilla Bay Oyster : Experience an Oyster Farm, Gillespies Ginger Beer and Candy Abalone tour, learn about the oyster from spat to table the divers and the methods of drying. Then, enjoy plump fresh oysters at the end of the tour.
• Dine at Award-Winning Premier Dining Bar in Hobart: The Glass House was recently awarded by the 2020 TAS Restaurant Awards. Perched at the end of Brooke Street pier with commanding water views over the Derwent River.
• Moorilla’s Posh-As-Day at MONA: Experience a luxurious day of wine and art at Australia’s largest privately-owned gallery and museum. Sail from Hobart to Mona and travel in style. Then, go on a private, behind-the-scenes tour of the winery and vineyard. After which, indulge in a delicious two-course lunch of seasonal local produce at Mona’s stellar restaurant, with matched wines.
• West Coast Wilderness: Onboard the Queenstown Explorer, a full day steam train journey to Queenstown, enjoy a glass of sparkling wine, canapés, morning tea, a selection of Tasmanian cheese and complimentary tea and coffee throughout, along with access to the open balcony to get up close to the rain forest and take those magic images.
• Devils@Cradle, After Dark Feeding Tour : Visit a unique Tasmanian conservation sanctuary located at the entrance to the spectacular World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain National Park. The After Dark Feeding Tour provides an unforgettable experience, seeing these extraordinary animals in ‘action’ each evening. Experience a rare up-close opportunity of seeing Tasmanian devils in a group feeding situation – quite a spectacular sight!
• Bridestowe Lavender Estate : Visit one of Tasmania's premier tourist destinations, the largest lavender farm in the Southern Hemisphere, famous for the spectacular view of the lavender in bloom in December and January. Visitors are welcomed to the Estate all year round to see the seasons of Tasmania beautifully reflected in the ornamental gardens, manicured fields and native bushland set against the striking backdrop of Mount Arthur.

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Day 1: Singapore - Hobart

Depart Singapore for Hobart/ Launceston (depending on flight carrier) *Overnight flight

Day 2: Hobart 

Upon arrival in Hobart, your friendly guide will meet you at the airport. Then, transfer into your private transfer and head to your accommodation and enjoy the rest of your day at leisure.

The 11-room Islington Hobart on Australia’s laid-back southern island is a few minutes from the city centre with views of Mount Wellington. This historic and urban lodge overflows with an eclectic collection of art and antiques, including Picasso sketches, Khmer statues, Persian rugs and Japanese lacquer furniture. The two-story glass conservatory is a standout and houses the main dining area, serving bespoke menus. Pluck a good tome from the inviting library, and stroll the garden for its reflecting pond, exotic blooms and 100-year-old willow.

Alternatively, you may choose to opt for day trips to nearby wineries and Freycinet National Park.

Accommodation: 5* Islington Hotel

Day 3: Hobart

This morning after breakfast, meet your local guide and driver and make your way to Barilla Bay Oysters , the first oyster farming location at Barilla Bay for an Oyster Farm, Gillespies Ginger Beer and Candy Abalone tour .

Here, you will learn all about the oyster from spat to the table. After having an oyster shucked for you, wash it down with some Gillespies Ginger Beer. Gillespies brew all of their Ginger Beer here at Barilla Bay and you will get to try their entire range of beers. Last but certainly not least is Candy Abalone - this premium dried abalone is processed on-site here at Barilla. Learn about the divers and the methods of drying. Then, enjoy plump fresh oysters at the end of the tour!

If your departure date allows, visit the Salamanca Market (Saturday only).

After which, head to Hobart’s premier dining bar, The Glass House that was recently awarded by the 2020 TAS Restaurant Awards. Perched at the end of Brooke Street pier with commanding water views over the Derwent River. Its menu boasts a selection of fresh Tasmanian produce. Opt to begin with kingfish Crudo, grapefruit, Padron chilli and pickled green coriander; moving on to slow-cooked Cape Grim beef cheek, kale, celeriac and pickled walnuts. For a divine dessert, try caramel chocolate, blood orange, hazelnut brittle and crème Fraiche.

Make your way to your accommodation, MACq 01 Hotel (Luxury Hotel or equivalent)

Nestled in the heart of the historic Hobart waterfront, MACq 01 is a luxurious hotel that combines premium accommodation with unforgettable storytelling. Guests can choose from luxurious suites and rooms at MACq 01 Hotel. Each of these rooms is linked to a real character central to the story of Tasmania, such as heroes, villains, explorers, inventors, convicts and more. Throughout the halls and walls of MACq 01, guests will find engaging stories and pieces of Tasmanian history and can enjoy the beautiful views of the Derwent Estuary from the hotel.

Accommodation: 5* MACq 01 Hotel

Day 4: Hobart

Today, enjoy a luxurious day of wine and art at MONA , Australia’s largest privately-owned gallery and museum.

After breakfast, sail from Hobart to Mona and travel in style in the ferry’s Posh Pit, which includes complimentary wine, beer, canapés and a private deck. Then, a Wine Ambassador—a bonafide expert in all things wine will take you on a private, behind-the-scenes tour of the winery and vineyard .

Following which, indulge in a delicious two-course lunch of seasonal local produce at Mona’s stellar restaurant , with matched wines. The rest of the afternoon is yours to see the rest of the museum before heading back to Hobart on the ferry at 5 pm.

Head for dinner at The Point Revolving Restaurant . Located seventeen floors above the River Derwent, The Point has been a backdrop of memorable dining for over 40 years. Their french-inspired menu weaves some of Tasmania's finest ingredients into a dining experience punctuated with theatre and flair, like the sound of Crepe Suzettes cooked at your table by your waiter.

Day 5: Russell Falls – Strahan

This morning after breakfast, take a scenic route and drive towards Mt. Field National Park and enjoy a leisure trek to Russell Falls , a tiered–cascade waterfall on the Russell Falls Creek. Russell Falls is also arguably Tasmania's prettiest waterfall and it's certainly Tasmania's most photographed. Then, take a drive and en-route south of Lake St Clair, passing by Derwent Bridge towards Strahan.

Then, make your way to your accommodation, Wheelhouse Luxury Apartments Strahan (Luxury Hotel or equivalent)

Here, you can explore the West Coast Wilderness of Tasmania’s World Heritage area where the rivers, mountains and rainforests meet. Wheelhouse Apartments perched on the cliff's edge overlooking Macquarie Harbour provide comfortable access to it all. It is an exclusive accommodation with only two fully self-contained apartments, furnished in contemporary design with floor to ceiling windows overlooking Macquarie Harbour.

Accommodation: 4* Wheelhouse Luxury Apartments Strahan

Day 6: Strahan

Today, hop on board the West Coast Wilderness (Wilderness Carriage) onboard the Queenstown Explorer, a full day steam train journey, travelling the entire West Coast Wilderness Railway line. Enjoy a glass of sparkling wine, canapés, morning tea, a selection of Tasmanian cheese and complimentary tea and coffee throughout, along with access to the open balcony to get up close to the rain forest and take those magic images.

Enjoy views of Macquarie Harbour as you travel along the foreshore from Regatta Point Station, journey deep into western Tasmania’s cool temperate rainforest.

Then, travel alongside the King River to Teepookana , once the fourth busiest port in Tasmania. Cross historic bridges, including Iron Bridge , and see the remains of the 244-metre trestle bridge at Quarter Mile and take a short walk in the rainforest at Dubbil Barril .

Visit historic stations along the line, including Lower Landing, Rinadeena, Dubbil Barril and Queenstow n. Watch the locomotive being turned at Queenstown Station. Enjoy a 90-minute lunch stopover in Queenstown, including a walking tour of the town.

After the tour, make your way to Cradle Mountain and check into Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge.

Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge (Luxury Hotel or equivalent) is located in one of the world’s most precious parks is one of Lonely Planet’s Top 10 Most Extraordinary Places To Stay. Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge is right on the edge of World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. Your Cradle Mountain Accommodation overlooks a hinterland filled with birds, plants and ancient forest.

Accommodation: 4* Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge

Day 7: Cradle Mountain

This morning, after breakfast, enjoy an environment perfect for canoeing with soaring mountain peaks, highland air and the tranquil waters of Dove Lake stretching out either side of you.

Alternatively, you may opt to go for a day spa session at The Waldheim Alpine Spa at Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge. It is acclaimed as one of Australia's most spectacular wilderness spas, overlooking the surrounding rugged mountains and ancient forests of the Tasmanian wilderness. The Spa offers a dedicated therapeutic area known as The Sanctuary . This private piece of heavenly delights overlooks the enchanting Pencil Pine River and towering King Billy Pines, Inside, you will find a steam room, sauna, large hot-tub and cool plunge pool, as well as a relaxation lounge. For the ultimate private celebration, book The Sanctuary for your own exclusive use.

Thereafter, go for a Wine & Cheese tasting hosted by the lodge. Relax and unwind with a hosted tour of hand-crafted cool climate wines and boutique cheeses at a signature wine and cheese tasting event that showcases Tasmania’s gourmet reputation.

Then, spend your evening at Devils@Cradle, a unique Tasmanian conservation sanctuary located at the entrance to the spectacular World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain National Park. The After Dark Feeding Tour provides an unforgettable experience, seeing these extraordinary animals in ‘action’ each evening. Experience a rare up-close opportunity of seeing Tasmanian devils in a group feeding situation – quite a spectacular sight! Head back to your accommodation to rest for the night.

Day 8: Launceston

This morning after breakfast, take a drive to Launceston via Sheffield and visit some hotspots that are part of the Cradle to Coast Tasting Trail and discover all the finest produce Tasmania’s beautiful North West region has to offer.

Visit Twelve Acrewood Honey farm gate honey shop. Then, visit the Seven Shed s. Their cellar door provides a range of tasting experiences, beer and mead by the glass, take-home bottles and undercover outdoor seating for up to 20 people. Visitors are welcome to check out the hop garden (you can almost see them growing during late Spring) or find a spot in the sun to relax and wind down after a hard day of hiking or mountain biking.

Then,make your way to your accommodation, Hatherley Birrell Collection in Launceston (Luxury Hotel or equivalent) Hatherley Birrell Collection is Launceston’s most contemporary accommodation in one of the city’s oldest properties. Hatherley House is an 1830’s Italianate grand mansion listed on the National Estate Register. Two self-contained suites are situated in one wing of the main house, where original 1830’s magnificence has been retained and juxtaposed with the ultra-modern all within the sheer expanse of Hatherley’s English parkland garden as a backdrop.

New to the collection are two award-winning garden pavilions nestled within the heritage gardens of Hatherley House. The pavilions are innovative in design, contemporary, eco-friendly retreats inspired by Chinese lanterns. Art filled and featuring moon windows within origami-like roof forms, private outdoor areas complete with your own private outdoor stone bath each set within an exquisite garden setting. A stay in one of the garden pavilions will be an experience to remember.

These four accommodation options are located an easy 1km strolling distance to the city centre.

Accommodation: 4* Hatherley Birrell Collection

Day 9: Launceston

This morning, visit Cataract Gorge , known locally as the Gorge, is a unique natural formation within a two-minute drive of central Launceston - a rare natural phenomenon in any city. The First Basin in the Cataract Gorge Reserve features a swimming pool, a chairlift and a footbridge, guests may take a dip in the swimming pool if they wish.

Then, head to one of the world's largest fine lavender farms, Bridestowe Lavender Estate . This is one of Tasmania's premier tourist destinations. Bridestowe Estate is the largest lavender farm in the Southern Hemisphere, famous for the spectacular view of the lavender in bloom in December and January. Visitors are welcomed to the Estate all year round to see the seasons of Tasmania beautifully reflected in the ornamental gardens, manicured fields and native bushland set against the striking backdrop of Mount Arthur. Make your way to your accommodation, Hatherley Birrell Collection in Launceston (Luxury Hotel or equivalent) and/or depart back to Singapore

Day 10: Singapore Depart back to Singapore

Please note:  This itinerary is designed to give you an idea of what to expect on the tour but is not set in stone. What we actually do on a given day is flexible and can be tailored based on the interests of the group.

This itinerary and its package inclusions might be changed later in time, subject to availability.

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• MONA Museum of Old and New Art, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
• Tourism Australia
• Joe McNally/Tourism Australia

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Wholesale Partners (WSP), the wholesale tours company of Chan Brothers Group of Companies, has launched the Travel Industry Staff Specials (TISS) programme offering discounted tour packages worldwide for personnel in the travel industry.

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CHAN BROTHERS TRAVEL PTE LTD<br />

Main Office 150 South Bridge <strong>Road</strong><br />

#07-01 Fook Hai Building Singapore 058727<br />

T (65) 6438 8880 F (65) 6533 0123<br />

W www.chanbrothers.com<br />

E [email protected]<br />

<strong>14Days</strong> <strong>Mysterious</strong> <strong>Silk</strong> <strong>Road</strong> <strong>Tour+Northern</strong> Xinjiang Kanas<br />

(CN14UN – Apr 2011 onwards)<br />

� The acclaimed and best value-for-money package<br />

� Savour signature dishes: Dumpling Feast, Shahu<br />

Fish Head Banquet, Wuwei Bee Hoon, Jiayuguan<br />

Steamboat Chicken, Dunhuang Date, Camel’s Palm<br />

� stay in local 4* Hotel or the best local Hotel<br />

HIGHLIGHTS<br />

2011/10/08 Reader's Digest Trusted Brands 2010 AsiaOne People's Choice Award 2006 Outstanding<br />

B randing Ef fort by National Ass ociation of Travel A gents S ingapore 2005 SPBA Heritage Brand<br />

Award • Asia’s Top 300 Brands 2004 Singapore's Top 100 Brands & Number 1 Online Travel Agency<br />

Co. Registration No.: 196700287Z<br />

� Urumiqi Nanshan Sheep Farm, Turpan cultural<br />

performance, Donkey-cart ride at Ancient City of<br />

Gaochang, cruise along Heavenly Lake<br />

� Free Gift: <strong>Silk</strong> <strong>Road</strong> local Delights, Dunhuang<br />

Camel Toy, Moon light cups, Xinjiang <strong>Silk</strong> scarves<br />

and Turpan raisin<br />

Day1 Singapore – Beijing (Kunming /Shanghai/Chengdu /Guangzhou) –Xi’an (Dinner)<br />

Assemble at Singapore <strong>Chan</strong>gi Airport for your flight to Guangzhou/Shanghai/Beijing/Chengdu/Kunming. Transfer to<br />

domestic flight for Xi’an. Upon arrival, enjoy the splendid night view at Dayan Pagoda North Square, which is the largest<br />

fountain square in Asia. And visit <strong>Silk</strong> Store before coach to hotel for the night.<br />

Day2 Xi’an – Lanzhou (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)<br />

After breakfast, visit the world-famous Terracotta Warriors, one of the most significant archaeological discoveries of the<br />

20th century. Some 8,000 realistic, life-size terracotta figures of warriors and horses are arranged in battle formations in a<br />

huge burial pit. Next, visit the City Wall in Ming Dynasty, which is one of the largest ancient military defensive systems in<br />

the world. Visit Dayan Pagoda. Proceed to pearl store before your flight to Lanzhou, which is the capital city of Gansu<br />

Province.<br />

*By CA or CZ flight (CN10U), take overnight train from Xi’an to Lanzhou(2236/0638,softsleeper,4persons in a cabin).<br />

Day3 Lanzhou– Wuwei– Zhangye (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)<br />

After breakfast, Visit White Pagoda Mountain which is a famous tourist spot in Lanzhou city as well as a strategic point, its<br />

undulating and perilous mountain ranges as impregnable ramparts embracing the city and together with the Yellow River,<br />

has formed a natural defense since ancient time. Next, you will visit the Mother of Yellow River Sculpture, Yellow River<br />

Bridge and Yellow River Water Mill Park. You may take a boat ride here on your own expenses.coach to Wuwei(about<br />

3.5hrs), will visit Han Dynasty Tombs in Leitai. The most important archaeological find from the tombs is the ‘Bronze<br />

Galloping Horse’ which is depicted in a full gallop with one foot on the back of a bird. Thereafter, drive to Zhangye for the<br />

night which is a key commercial city on the ancient <strong>Silk</strong> <strong>Road</strong> (about 2.5hrs). Enjoy the grass land view on the way to<br />

Zhangye.<br />

Day4 Zhangye– Jiuquan – Jiayuguan (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)<br />

After breakfast, visit the Great Buddhist Temple that is the largest architectural relic in Gansu Province of the Western Xia<br />

(1038-1227) period. China's largest reclining Buddha is well preserved in this temple. Proceed to Jiayuguan, (about 3hrs),<br />

visit to Jiuquan enroute, or “Wine Spring” that is a major stopover on the "<strong>Silk</strong> <strong>Road</strong>" north-westwards from Lanzhou,<br />

capital of Gansu Province. You will get to visit the Moonlight Cups Factory where the cups are made of jade from Old<br />

Mountain, New Mountain and Black River Valley.<br />

Day5 Jiayuguan– Dunhuang (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)<br />

After breakfast, visit to the Jiayuguan Tower and The Overhanging Great Wall that is extended part of the Jiayuguan<br />

Pass, and was once an important component in the medieval military defense system. Driving on the northwest plateau and<br />

spacious Gobi Desert (Gebitan), you may see strange phenomenon and mirage in Gobi Desert if you are lucky enough.<br />

They are of high quality and bear beautiful patterns of green and black shading. They have proven to be excellent souvenirs<br />

and presents for visitors at home and aboard. Travel to Dunhuang (about 3.5hrs). At Mingsha Mountain, an enormous<br />

mountain composed of numerous soft sand dunes, you can hear whistling and even thunderous sounds made by moving sand.<br />

Visit the Crescent Moon Spring here, an oasis named for its crescent-shaped pond. You can embark on a camel ride here at<br />

your own expense.<br />

Day 6 Dunhuang - Hami (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)<br />

This morning, visit the Mogao Grottoes to see the famed Dunhuang murals. Go on a guided tour around the caves to hear<br />

the stories behind the murals, frescos and sculptures in the caves, which date back to as far as the 4th century. Thereafter, we<br />

will drive to Hami for the night (about 5hrs).<br />

Day 7 Hami - Turpan (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)<br />

Visit Balikun Grassland which is located about 80 km away from Hami, and Baishitou Scenic Area. The “Resonating<br />

Dune” at Baishitou is not an average dune in the desert. It stands on the beautiful prairie in the east of Tianshan Mountain,<br />

surrounded by exuberant flora and dense forests. The surroundings make the dune so “irrelevant” as if it had flew here from<br />

somewhere else. Proceed to Turpan (about 4hrs), upon arrival, visit Gaochang Ancient City before a photo stop at the

Flaming Mountains, made famous by the Chinese classic ‘Journey to the West’. enjoy Xinjiang Minorities Song And<br />

Dance Performance at night.<br />

Day 8 Turpan – Urumqi (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)<br />

After breakfast, explore a Karez Irrigation System. The Karez system, still in use today, is an ancient system of vertical<br />

wells, underground canals and reservoirs dating back centuries. Today, you will have a chance to visit the grape plantation<br />

in Turpan. We will take a coach to Urumqi (about 2.5hrs), visit the Jade Carving Factory at Urumqi.<br />

Day 9 Urumqi – Beitun (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)<br />

After breakfast, take a boat ride** on Tianchi Lake, the Heavenly Lake, on Mt Tianshan, the Heavenly Mountain.<br />

Thereafter, take a coach to Beitun, you will get a chance to see another Flaming Mountains and Karameh Village enroute.<br />

Note: **For departure before end May, due to weather conditions, there will be NO boat ride on Tanchi Lake.<br />

Day10 Beitun – Kanas (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)<br />

After breakfast, coach to Kanans Scenic Area (about 3.5hrs). Kanas, in Mongolian, mean "beautiful, rich and mysterious.<br />

Kanas lake is famous in world-wide of its "broad heart" and the "lake monstrosity", "cloud-sea Buddha-light" and "color<br />

changeful lake" these riddles. The water of Kanas Lake changes color according to different seasons and weathers. May it be<br />

deep blue, blackish green, grayish white or orange red? That is why the lake is also known as <strong>Chan</strong>ging Color Lake. Besides,<br />

Kanas Lake also has a rich resource of floras and faunas. There are around 1000 species of plants, 100 species of birds, 7<br />

species of amphibious, 8 species of fish, and more than 300 species of insects. You may want to take a boat ride here on your<br />

own expenses.<br />

Day 11 Kanas – Hemu – Buerjin (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)<br />

After breakfast, visit the Fish Watching Pavilion on the other bank of Kanas Lake. Continue to Hemu (2hrs), Hemu was<br />

included in the top six most beautiful ancient towns and villages in China by the Chinese National Geography Magazine.<br />

Day 12 Buerjin - Kelamayi (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)<br />

Enjoy the view of desert on the way and visit the Devil City which located in Xinjiang Karamay, about 6km northeast of<br />

Wuerhe area. When strong wind blows inside the "city", it generates some horrific sound just like the crying of devil. That's<br />

why it is dubbed Devil City.<br />

Day 13 Kelamayi – Urumqi (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)<br />

After breakfast, take a coach to Urumqi by the express way (about 5hrs). Upon arrival Urumqi, visit the Xinjiang Museum,<br />

thereafter; enjoy a walk in International Bazaar.<br />

Remarks: if you take MU flight, you may take a domestic flight to and stay one night at Shanghai/Kunming, and flight<br />

back to Singapore at the next day according to the situation of flight connecting.<br />

Day 14 Urumqi – Beijing (Shanghai/Chengdu/Kunming/Guangzhou) – Singapore (Breakfast/Meals on Board)<br />

If time permits, you can do some last-minute shopping before you transfer to the airport for your flight home.<br />

Additional tour:@RMB 500/pax.<br />

(Xi’an Tang Dynasty Show + foot massage + Urumqi Bazaar Banquet cum dancing performance )<br />

Remarks:<br />

Adjustments will be made to the itinerary in accordance to the flight schedule.<br />

Sequence of itinerary is subject to change without prior notice.<br />

Sequence of itinerary maybe reverse (starting from Urumqi, ending at Xian), is subject to airline’s final flight details confirmation<br />

In the event of discrepancy between the English and Chinese itineraries, please refer to the latter for accuracy.Updated on 24Feb 2011<br />

Co. Registration No.: 196700287Z

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CHAN BROTHERS TRAVEL PTE LTD Main Office 150 South Bridge <strong>Road</strong> #07-01 Fook Hai Building Singapore 058727 T (65) 6438 8880 F (65) 6533 0123 W www.chanbrothers.com E [email protected] <strong>14Days</strong> <strong>Mysterious</strong> <strong>Silk</strong> <strong>Road</strong> <strong>Tour+Northern</strong> Xinjiang Kanas (CN14UN – Apr 2011 onwards) � The acclaimed and best value-for-money package � Savour signature dishes: Dumpling Feast, Shahu Fish Head Banquet, Wuwei Bee Hoon, Jiayuguan Steamboat Chicken, Dunhuang Date, Camel’s Palm � stay in local 4* Hotel or the best local Hotel HIGHLIGHTS 2011/10/08 Reader's Digest Trusted Brands 2010 AsiaOne People's Choice Award 2006 Outstanding B randing Ef fort by National Ass ociation of Travel A gents S ingapore 2005 SPBA Heritage Brand Award • Asia’s Top 300 Brands 2004 Singapore's Top 100 Brands & Number 1 Online Travel Agency Co. Registration No.: 196700287Z � Urumiqi Nanshan Sheep Farm, Turpan cultural performance, Donkey-cart ride at Ancient City of Gaochang, cruise along Heavenly Lake � Free Gift: <strong>Silk</strong> <strong>Road</strong> local Delights, Dunhuang Camel Toy, Moon light cups, Xinjiang <strong>Silk</strong> scarves and Turpan raisin Day1 Singapore – Beijing (Kunming /Shanghai/Chengdu /Guangzhou) –Xi’an (Dinner) Assemble at Singapore <strong>Chan</strong>gi Airport for your flight to Guangzhou/Shanghai/Beijing/Chengdu/Kunming. Transfer to domestic flight for Xi’an. Upon arrival, enjoy the splendid night view at Dayan Pagoda North Square, which is the largest fountain square in Asia. And visit <strong>Silk</strong> Store before coach to hotel for the night. Day2 Xi’an – Lanzhou (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) After breakfast, visit the world-famous Terracotta Warriors, one of the most significant archaeological discoveries of the 20th century. Some 8,000 realistic, life-size terracotta figures of warriors and horses are arranged in battle formations in a huge burial pit. Next, visit the City Wall in Ming Dynasty, which is one of the largest ancient military defensive systems in the world. Visit Dayan Pagoda. Proceed to pearl store before your flight to Lanzhou, which is the capital city of Gansu Province. *By CA or CZ flight (CN10U), take overnight train from Xi’an to Lanzhou(2236/0638,softsleeper,4persons in a cabin). Day3 Lanzhou– Wuwei– Zhangye (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) After breakfast, Visit White Pagoda Mountain which is a famous tourist spot in Lanzhou city as well as a strategic point, its undulating and perilous mountain ranges as impregnable ramparts embracing the city and together with the Yellow River, has formed a natural defense since ancient time. Next, you will visit the Mother of Yellow River Sculpture, Yellow River Bridge and Yellow River Water Mill Park. You may take a boat ride here on your own expenses.coach to Wuwei(about 3.5hrs), will visit Han Dynasty Tombs in Leitai. The most important archaeological find from the tombs is the ‘Bronze Galloping Horse’ which is depicted in a full gallop with one foot on the back of a bird. Thereafter, drive to Zhangye for the night which is a key commercial city on the ancient <strong>Silk</strong> <strong>Road</strong> (about 2.5hrs). Enjoy the grass land view on the way to Zhangye. Day4 Zhangye– Jiuquan – Jiayuguan (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) After breakfast, visit the Great Buddhist Temple that is the largest architectural relic in Gansu Province of the Western Xia (1038-1227) period. China's largest reclining Buddha is well preserved in this temple. Proceed to Jiayuguan, (about 3hrs), visit to Jiuquan enroute, or “Wine Spring” that is a major stopover on the "<strong>Silk</strong> <strong>Road</strong>" north-westwards from Lanzhou, capital of Gansu Province. You will get to visit the Moonlight Cups Factory where the cups are made of jade from Old Mountain, New Mountain and Black River Valley. Day5 Jiayuguan– Dunhuang (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) After breakfast, visit to the Jiayuguan Tower and The Overhanging Great Wall that is extended part of the Jiayuguan Pass, and was once an important component in the medieval military defense system. Driving on the northwest plateau and spacious Gobi Desert (Gebitan), you may see strange phenomenon and mirage in Gobi Desert if you are lucky enough. They are of high quality and bear beautiful patterns of green and black shading. They have proven to be excellent souvenirs and presents for visitors at home and aboard. Travel to Dunhuang (about 3.5hrs). At Mingsha Mountain, an enormous mountain composed of numerous soft sand dunes, you can hear whistling and even thunderous sounds made by moving sand. Visit the Crescent Moon Spring here, an oasis named for its crescent-shaped pond. You can embark on a camel ride here at your own expense. Day 6 Dunhuang - Hami (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) This morning, visit the Mogao Grottoes to see the famed Dunhuang murals. Go on a guided tour around the caves to hear the stories behind the murals, frescos and sculptures in the caves, which date back to as far as the 4th century. Thereafter, we will drive to Hami for the night (about 5hrs). Day 7 Hami - Turpan (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) Visit Balikun Grassland which is located about 80 km away from Hami, and Baishitou Scenic Area. The “Resonating Dune” at Baishitou is not an average dune in the desert. It stands on the beautiful prairie in the east of Tianshan Mountain, surrounded by exuberant flora and dense forests. The surroundings make the dune so “irrelevant” as if it had flew here from somewhere else. Proceed to Turpan (about 4hrs), upon arrival, visit Gaochang Ancient City before a photo stop at the

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The staff of the Otakon convention announced on Friday that rock band FLOW will perform at this year's event on August 2. The concert will be part of FLOW 's first five-continent tour " FLOW World Tour: Anime Shibari 2024-2025." The concert, as well as the entire tour, will feature only songs that FLOW have performed for anime. The tour's visual features the band members as anime characters:

The tour will begin in Australia in July, and it will travel to North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. The tour dates include:

• Sydney, Australia: The Star Events Centre — July 20
• Portland, OR: Roseland Theatre — July 23
• San Jose, CA: San Jose Civic — July 25
• Anaheim, CA: The Grove — July 26
• Denver, CO: The Paramount — July 28
• Chicago, IL: Auditorium Theater — July 30
• Washington D.C.: Otakon , Walter E. Washington Convention Center — August 2
• New York City: The Hammerstein Ballroom — August 4
• Boston, MA: Wang Theatre — August 6
• Montreal, Canada: Club Soda — August 7
• Toronto, Canada: The Phoenix Concert Theater — August 9
• Detroit, MI: Fisher Theatre — August 10
• Kansas City, KS: Uptown Theater — August 13
• San Antonio, TX: The Espee — August 15
• Austin, TX: ACL Live — August 16
• Dallas, TX: The Bomb Factory — August 17

The band will announce more dates in the future:

The group have performed theme songs for such anime as Eureka Seven , EUREKA SEVEN AO , Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion (both seasons), The Seven Deadly Sins , Naruto , Naruto Shippūden , Boruto: Naruto Next Generations , Durarara!!×2 Ketsu , Tales of Zestiria the X , Heroman , The Seven Deadly Sins: Revival of The Commandments , Samurai Flamenco , and Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods .

Otakon 2024 is scheduled for August 2-4 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. Last year's event took place in July 2023.

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