Day 1

Vancouver's Hope Town, Colonna [Lake of the Water Monster ~ Okanagan Lake District], the last bite of Grizzly Bear Town
"VANCOUVER - HOPE - KELOWNA - THE LAST SPIKE - REVELSTOKE"

Today, the special car traveled along the Trans-Canada Highway 1 through the low plains of the Fraser Valley, passing by Hope Town, the filming location of "First Blood", which was also a beautiful town during the Taojin period a hundred years ago. Arrive in the Okanagan Lake District at noon. This place is known as the "Sunny Land". This area is rich in grapes and various fruits and is recognized as Canada's fruit basket. We specially arrange to go to wineries to taste and purchase various red, white and ice wines to experience the unique aroma and charm of Canadian wines. Later, head to the lakeside to visit Okanagan Lake, the stunning scenery that makes up Kelowna. This lake is unfathomably deep. It is said that there is a lake monster - the original Indian language is "OGOPOGO". Ancient Indian legend: A wicked man was possessed by a ghost and killed the respected chief of the tribe. God punished him and turned him into a giant snake in the lake, which is Ogopugo. The City of Colonna is offering a $2 million reward for the discovery of OGOPOGO, the legendary Indian water monster. In the afternoon, we headed east along Shusway Lake to visit the "Last Nail Monument". To commemorate the Pacific Railway built by Chinese laborers, the eastern and western railways were completed and connected here in 1885. Mr. Steve, then chairman of the Pacific Railroad Company, made a gold nail and drove it at the junction of the east and west rails to signify the completion of the entire railway project. Overnight stay at the Grizzly Town Premium Resort Hotel.
Heading east from Vancouver, pass through the farm communities" Fraser Valley" to Hope for short stop. En-route to Revelstoke, we will take a short stop at Lake Okanagan and see if you can spot the mystery lake creature, Ogopogo. Visiting a winery, In a cozy cellar-like tasting room, you will be able to experience the variety of VQA wines. Next we will visit the “Last Spike” monument that tells the story of the coast to coast railroad assembling in 1885, and then we will arrive at Revelstoke to rest for the night.

Meals: Breakfast/ Please provide at your own expense Lunch/Chinese-style six dishes and one soup or buffet (optional at own expense) Dinner/ Chinese-style six dishes and one soup (optional at own expense)

Hotel: SUTTON PLACE RESORT

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Day 2

Grizzly Town Yoho National Park [Emerald Lake] Banff Lake Louise
『REVELSTOKE —【EMERALD LAKE】— BANFF — LAKE LOUISE』

This morning we entered Yoho National Park in the Rocky Mountains. "Yoho" (Yoho) represents surprise and incredibleness in the Cree language. Yoho National Park is home to Canada's tallest waterfall, world-class fossil sites and uncanny natural terrain. Later, we will visit the alpine glacier lake "Emerald Lake". This afternoon we will enjoy a high-end lunch at the Chateau Lake Louise. After lunch, we will go to Banff Town to visit famous attractions such as the Bow River Falls where Marilyn Monroe filmed her business card "Going Away". The rushing water of the river is very spectacular. Go to the stunning corner and look out at the classic beauty of the Banff Spring Chateau Hotel. Enjoy shopping on Banff Main Street. Overnight at Chateau Lake Louise.
The first stop of the day is the Yoho National Park.Short stop at『Emerald Lake』, is one of the most admired destinations in Yoho National Park, with an unmatched diversity of both activities and landscapes suited to the enthusiastic traveler. After luxurious lunch at Chateau Lake Louise Hotel, the excursion takes you along Tunnel Mountain Drive for views of Banff, 『Cascade Mountain』, 『Mount Rundle』 and 『Bow Falls』, The 1953 Marilyn Monroe film River of No Return featured the falls; The 『Surprise Corner』, absolutely is incredible view of the Banff Springs Hotel, nickname of 『The Castle in The Rockies』. You have a great photo opportunity from this vantage point. Tonight, we will check in at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louis Hotel.

Meals: breakfast/ Western breakfast (optional at own expense) Lunch/high-end lunch at Castle Hotel (optional at own expense) Dinner/for convenience, please take care of yourself

Hotel: Chateau Lake Louise

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Day 3: The Peduo Lake and Bow Lake areas are expected to be closed starting in June for the renovation and improvement plan of parking lots, restrooms, trails, viewing spots, and other tourist facilities. People/vehicles are prohibited from entering. It is expected to be completed in the winter of 2019. It is inconvenient Please forgive me for the mistakes

Lake Louise  [Icefield Snowmobile Tour], [Glacier Sky Glass Bridge Trail]  Athabasca Falls  Hington
LAKE LOUISE - [GLACIER ADVENTURE (SNOW COACH), GLACIER SKYWALK] - ATHABASCA FALLS - HINTON

Today you can take a leisurely tour and enjoy the beauty of Lake Louise. On the 1.9-kilometer lake trail, you can enjoy the lake and mountains from different angles. The morning sunshine makes the Oriental poppies open their eyes, and the bright orange colors compete with the lakes and mountains, making you feel like you are in the Swiss mountains. Today, drive north along the world's most beautiful alpine highway, the Icefields Parkway. Along the way, you will be shocked by the rugged mountains, blue-glowing glaciers, and mysterious lakes of all sizes. Passing through scenic spots such as Pedo Lake, Bow Peak, Gongding, Bow Glacier, Bow Lake and Crow Claw Glacier. Among them, Lake Pedo is the most famous lake in the Rocky Mountains after Lake Louise. From the observation deck, you can clearly overlook the blue water of Lake Pedo, the coniferous forest and the mountains surrounded by glaciers. The magnificent landscape is so picturesque that it makes people feel like they are in a dream. After arriving at the world-famous Columbia Icefield, we boarded a giant snowmobile and boarded the "Athabasca Glacier", and got off to touch the crystals of thousands of years of ice and snow. Then visit the Glacier Sky Glass Bridge Trail, which was newly completed in 2014. Stroll on the transparent glass deck and feel the majesty of the Rocky Mountains. Or stop at the observation deck on the glass bridge and enjoy the stunning scenery. This is a "stunning" experience that you can't miss in your life. At the end of the trip, we visit Athabasca Falls, which looks like thousands of horses galloping! Overnight stay in Hinton.
***Pedo Lake and Bow Lake areas are expected to be closed starting in June for the renovation and improvement plan of parking lots, restrooms, trails, viewing spots, and other tourist facilities. People/vehicles are prohibited from entering. It is expected to be completed in the winter of 2019. It is inconvenient Please forgive me for the mistakes

You will have a relaxing morning for scrolling along Lake Louise to experience an up-close view to this strikingly beautiful lake. Today, we will travel north bound along the Icefield Parkway. If the time permits, we will have a chance to visit Peyto Lake , Bow Valley, Bow Lake, and the Crowfoot Glacier. Then the journey take us to the amazing 『Columbia Icefield』, where we will take the all-terrain Snowcoach to actually step on the glacier for an once-in-a-lifetime memory . Then the journey will take you to the hair-raising, thrilling "Glacier Skywalk". The last stop of the day is『Athabasca Falls』; among the most powerful and breathtaking falls in the Rocky Mountains. Finally, we will rest for the night at Hinton.
***As early as June 2019, the Peyto Lake and Bow Summit area – including parking lots, restrooms, trails and viewpoints – will be closed for improvements until winter. Exact timelines are weather dependent.
 

Meals: Breakfast/ Please pay for yourself Lunch/Buffet (optional at own expense) Dinner/Western set meal (optional at own expense)

Hotel: HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS HINTON

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VIA train fares on the fourth day are floating, and the actual price is subject to the day of booking confirmation. Seats are limited, first come, first served, while supplies last.

Jasper  Maligne Canyon  VIA Train  Ashwell Provincial Park Kamloops [Sun Peak Resort]
JASPER - MALIGNE CANYON - VIA TRAIN - WELLS GRAY PROVINCIAL PARK - KAMLOOPS【SUNPEAKS RESORT】

This morning we first went to the "Maligne Canyon"; it is a long and narrow canyon formed by thousands of years of glacial snow erosion. The deepest part of the canyon is about 51M deep. Walk along the winding paths of the canyon, cross small bridges and flow over water, and get a bird's-eye view of the magnificent canyon scenery. At noon [limited to passengers who have pre-purchased train tickets at their own expense], board the Canadian National Railway VIA classic train departing from Jasper Town. With the majestic conductor shouting "All aboard~", the train started slowly. Along the way, you can enjoy the magnificent mountains and rivers. You can enjoy the vast wilderness in a comfortable cabin. It passes through Jasper National Park in the north of the Rocky Mountains and overlooks the Rocky Mountains in the distance. The beautiful mountain scenery of Mount Robertson, the highest peak in the mountain range. After the train arrived in the small town of Hawaii, we boarded the waiting Lion bus again and headed south along the Yellowhead Highway, passing through the Cariboo Mountains to visit the glacial waterfalls formed by Speenham Volcano in Ash Wells Provincial Park. Then head to Sun Peaks Resort for a wonderful night.
This morning, the first stop of the day is Maligne Canyon; situated in a deep Maligne River gorge is one of the most spectacular gorges in the Canadian Rockies. After lunch, on board Via Rails bound for Harvey from Jasper. For about 1.5 hours train journey to take in some of nature's most spectacular mountain scenery. Have your camera ready for possible wildlife sightings!. Short stop at Spahats Falls, is a waterfall on Spahats Creek within Wells Gray Provincial Park. Finally, we will rest for the night at Sun Peaks Resort in Kamloops.

Meals: Breakfast/ Hotel breakfast provided; Lunch/ Convenience for sightseeing, please take care of yourself; Dinner/ Chinese or Western style (optional at own expense)

Hotel: GRAND SUNPEAKS RESORT

Day 5

Sun Peaks Resort  Kamloops  Vancouver
SUNPEAKS RESORT - KAMLOOPS - VANCOUVER

This morning we headed to the wilderness cowboy town - "Gamlu City". The dry climate here is suitable for the growth of American ginseng, and it is the main producing area of American ginseng in North America. Hearing is better than seeing. We specially arrange a visit to the Ginseng Farm of Ganlu City Ginseng Farmers Association. Professional sales staff will introduce the planting, growth, harvesting and manufacturing process of American ginseng. At the same time, you can freely choose and buy various American ginseng products. In the afternoon, the special car drove along the highway and crossed the Coast Mountains, then entered the Fraser Valley Lower Mainland along the National Highway Trans-Canada Highway 1 and returned to Vancouver. End an unforgettable trip to the Rockies.
Re-board your coach bound for the wilderness of the cowboy town - Kamloops where the farm specialist will demonstrate the harvesting and planting process of North American Ginseng. Then the journey heading west, pass through the farm communities "Fraser Valley". Avvive in Vancouver in the evening and end this breathtaking five days scenery tour.

Meals: Breakfast/Western style (optional at own expense) Lunch/Chinese six dishes and one soup or buffet (optional at own expense) Dinner/Please take care of yourself

Sales information (Updated at 2019/05/20 15:16)

Remarks (Updated at 2019/05/20 15:16)

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◎The fee is in Canadian dollars and is priced per person.
◎Expenses include: sightseeing transportation, four-night hotel accommodation, professional Chinese-speaking tour guide, and 2-day admission to the national park.

◎Expenses not included: 5% G.S.T., travel insurance, icefield snowmobile tickets, glacier sky glass bridge trail, driver guide tips (recommended daily CAD$10),
        Train fares are floating, and the price is about $45. The actual price is subject to the day of booking confirmation (seats are limited, first come first served).

◎Meals are additionally charged: CAD$256 for adults, CAD$206 for children under 11 years old, and children under 2 years old are responsible for their own expenses, a total of 9 meals (including high-end lunch at Chateau Lake Louise Hotel),
        G.S.T.

◎Tickets are additionally charged: two tickets, CAD$93 for adults and CAD$53 for children aged 6-15. [Including Columbia Icefield Snowmobile and Glacier Sky Glass Bridge Trail].
Tickets must be added Tax 5% G.S.T..

◎Sutton Place Resort Revelstoke Hotel Accommodation Precautions
    1. It is a resort-style hotel, all of which are suites. The rooms are equipped with a full set of high-end kitchen equipment, living room, washing machine, dryer... and other equipment.
    2. Each suite (one bed room situte) provides two single beds or a King Size bed + a Queen Size sofa bed in the living room, which can accommodate up to four people.
    3. You can upgrade to a two bed room suite for an additional fee.
    4. Group members who do not include meals need to pay for breakfast separately, which is $28 per adult / $18 per child (under 11 years old) [Subject to plus 5% G.S.T. tax]

◎For the sake of fairness, seats will be changed daily, please cooperate.
◎Fees for cancellation of trip: 30 days before departure, a service fee of $50 per person will be charged; 21 to 30 days before departure, 50% of the total fee will be charged; 8 to 20 days before departure, the total fee will be charged
    Use 75%; full fee will be charged within 7 days before departure.
◎This itinerary is based on general travel conditions. The company reserves the right to change the itinerary, price or other conditions based on special conditions.
◎If an accident occurs during the itinerary, resulting in casualties or other losses, the settlement shall be based on the regulations stipulated by the hotel, bus, railway and other operating organizations.
    It has no involvement with our company.
◎It is recommended to purchase travel insurance by yourself.

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Reference for self-funded activities

(Updated at 2019/05/20 15:16)

A: Danger B: Some danger C: Safety

City Program Name Introduction Fee Remarks Danger

Banff BANFF Columbia Icefield Snowmobile, Glacier Sky Glass Bridge Trail Columbia Icefield Snowmobile: The Columbia Icefield covers an area of 325 square kilometers. After taking a special vehicle to the icefield, you can touch the ten thousand year glacier.
Glacier Sky Glass Bridge Trail: Stroll on the transparent glass bridge, feel the majestic momentum of the Rocky Mountains, and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

Canadian Dollar  
Adult $93.00

Child $53.00

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safety rules

For your own safety during this tour, we specifically ask you to comply with the following matters. This is our duty to inform you and to protect your rights. (1) Please arrive at the meeting point on time. If you are late and cannot make the trip, the fee will not be refunded. (2) Please keep valuables properly to avoid loss or theft. (3) When staying in a hotel, please lock the door at all times to ensure safety; do not dry clothes on the lamp; do not smoke on the bed. If you hear the alarm, please leave quickly through the emergency exit. (4) Please do not enter the pool to swim without authorization when the swimming pool is not open, and remember not to enter the pool alone. (5) Please abide by relevant regulations and follow the instructions of the staff when taking cable cars, boats or other means of transportation. (6) Please do not exceed the safety warning line when playing in the sea. (7) If the self-funded activities are irritating or dangerous, please do not participate if you are not in good physical condition. (8) When riding a bus, please do not move around or change seats. Do not stick your head or hands out of the window. When getting on or off the bus, please pay attention to oncoming vehicles to avoid danger. (9) Groups need to work together. If you want to leave the group on the way, you must obtain the consent of the group leader to avoid accidents. (10) If you need to go out on your own at night or during free time, please inform the tour leader and pay special attention to safety. (11) Please be careful when walking on snowy areas and steep roads. (12) Remember not to reveal your money in public, and do not take out a whole stack of banknotes in public when shopping. (13) Comply with the precautions announced by the tour leader in tourist areas, restaurants, hotels, amusement facilities and other places. (14) Please prepare the necessary medicines by yourself: gastrointestinal medicines, cold medicines, motion sickness medicines, and personal habitual medicines.

Please cooperate with the tour guide and wish you a happy journey