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SUMMARY:CANCELLED - CHINA TRIP\, Spring 2020
DESCRIPTION:Registration for China travel in April 2020 is closed. If you would like to be added to a list for any future travel to China\, please call the Chamber office at (503) 654-7777 or email info@yourchamber.com\n\n\n\nJoin the N. Clackamas Chamber of Commerce for an adventure to CHINA!\n\n Round trip international airfare & Chinese domestic airfare & Tax \n 4-and 5-star hotel accommodations \n 3 meals each day \n Deluxe bus tours \n Fluent English-speaking tour guides\n Xi-an itinerary differs for Terra Cotta Warriors ($200 more)\n\n10-Day trip for only $2\,199\n\n\nDay 1 - SEA/Beijing\n\nCheck in at Seattle International Airport for an afternoon flight. Your adventure begins as you cross the international dateline. \n\nDay 2 - Beijing\n\nArrive in Beijing\, the Capital of China by midnight. You will be met at the airport by your tour guide and transferred to the hotel.\n\nDay 3 & 4 Beijing\n\nVisit the Tian An Men Square\, the largest square in the world\, the Palace Museum\, also known as the Forbidden City\, home of 24 emperors with a total space of 9\,999 rooms\, and the Summer Palace\, featuring the Long Corridor with painted gallery\, Kunming Lake and Longevity Hill\, Seventeen Arch Bridge and the Marble Boat. \n\nTour to the Lama Temple and the Temple of Heaven\, built in 1420 A.D.\, where the emperors prayed to the heavens for a good harvest. \n\nDay 5 - Beijing \n\nBus excursion to the Great Wall\, the 4\,000 mile long and 2\,000 year old construction is said to be the only man-made structure visible by the naked eye from the moon. Visit the Ming Tombs. One of the 13 Ming Emperors' Tombs is fully excavated and open for exploration. \n\n\nDay 6 - Beijing/Shanghai/Suzhou\n\nFly to Shanghai\, followed by a bus trip to Suzhou for the Lingering Garden\, Tiger Hill\, Hanshan Temple and the National Embroidery Institute to see silk embroidery\, a local craft with thousands of years of history. Dinner this evening will include a show featuring traditional Chinese music.\n\nDay 7 - Suzhou/Hangzhou\n\nMorning tour bus excursion to Hangzhou for a visit to the Economic Development Zone and the centuries-old Lingyin Temple\, featuring a 64.3 foot high camphor-wood carving of Buddha.\n\nDay 8 - Hangzhou/Shanghai\n\nMorning boat cruise on West Lake with relaxing stopover at jewel-like pagodas and tea houses. Afternoon tour bus trip to Shanghai. \n\nDay 9 - Shanghai\n\nVisit the Yu Garden\, a maze of marvelous pavilions\, ponds\, rocky works and overarching trees. Also visit the Bund\, Shanghai's famous waterfront park. Tour the Pudong Economic Development Zone.\n\nDay 10 - Shanghai/Beijing/SEA\n\nMorning for free. The afternoon flight will depart by mid-morning for SEA where you will arrive mid-morning on the same day.\n\n\n\nFLIER AND REGISTRATION FORM\n\n\n\nLAST DAY TO REGISTER & PAY IN FULL - DECEMBER 15\, 2019
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Registration for China travel in April 2020 is closed. If you would like to be added to a list for any future travel to China\, please call the Chamber office at (503) 654-7777 or email info@yourchamber.com
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\nJoin the N. Clackamas Chamber of Commerce for an adventure to CHINA!\n\n - Round trip international airfare &\; Chinese domestic airfare &\; Tax \;
\n - 4-and 5-star hotel accommodations \;
\n - 3 meals each day \;
\n - Deluxe bus tours \;
\n - Fluent English-speaking tour guides
\n - Xi-an itinerary differs for Terra Cotta Warriors ($200 more)
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\n10-Day trip for only $2\,199\n\n\n
Day 1 - SEA/Beijing
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Check in at Seattle International Airport for an afternoon flight. \;Your adventure begins as you cross the international dateline. \;
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Day 2 - Beijing
\n\n
Arrive in Beijing\, the Capital of China by midnight. You will be met at the airport by your tour guide and transferred to the hotel.
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Day 3 &\; \;4 Beijing
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Visit the Tian An Men Square\, the largest square in the world\, the Palace Museum\, also known as the Forbidden City\, home of 24 emperors with a total space of 9\,999 rooms\, and the Summer Palace\, featuring the Long Corridor with painted gallery\, Kunming Lake and Longevity Hill\, Seventeen Arch Bridge and the Marble Boat. \;
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Tour to the Lama Temple and the Temple of Heaven\, built in 1420 A.D.\, where the emperors prayed to the heavens for a good harvest. \;
\nDay 5 - Beijing \; \; \;
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Bus excursion to the Great Wall\, the 4\,000 mile long and 2\,000 year old construction is said to be the only man-made structure visible by the naked eye from the moon. Visit the Ming Tombs. \;One of the 13 Ming Emperors'\; Tombs is fully excavated and open for exploration. \;
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Day 6 - Beijing/Shanghai/Suzhou
\n\nFly to Shanghai\, followed by a bus trip to Suzhou for the Lingering Garden\, Tiger Hill\, Hanshan Temple and the National Embroidery Institute to see silk embroidery\, a local craft with thousands of years of history. Dinner this evening will include a show featuring traditional Chinese music.
\n\nDay 7 - Suzhou/Hangzhou
\n\nMorning tour bus excursion to Hangzhou for a visit to the Economic Development Zone and the centuries-old Lingyin Temple\, featuring a 64.3 foot high camphor-wood carving of Buddha.
\n\nDay 8 - Hangzhou/Shanghai
\n\nMorning boat cruise on West Lake with relaxing stopover at jewel-like pagodas and tea houses. \;Afternoon tour bus trip to Shanghai. \;
\n\nDay 9 - Shanghai
\n\nVisit the Yu Garden\, a maze of marvelous pavilions\, ponds\, rocky works and overarching trees. Also visit the Bund\, Shanghai&rsquo\;s famous waterfront park. Tour the Pudong Economic Development Zone.
\n\nDay 10 - Shanghai/Beijing/SEA
\n\nMorning for free. The afternoon flight will depart by mid-morning for SEA where you will arrive mid-morning \;on the same day.
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FLIER AND REGISTRATION FORM\n
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LAST DAY TO REGISTER &\; PAY IN FULL - DECEMBER 15\, \;2019