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East America Tour 2: New York – Washington, DC 8 Days 5 Nights
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Day 1: Washington D.C. Airport
The group together at the airport (Airfare not included in the package). Depart from your hometown by the airline of your choice
Day 2: Washington D.C. (-/-/D)
A car with a driver picks you up from the airport.
1. Takes you to Washington, D.C.
It is the capital of the United States. Bordering Virginia and Maryland, Washington, D.C. is located on the left bank of the Potomac River. The abbreviation DC stands for District of Columbia (the District of Columbia). and the system of government of the United States
Have dinner at a restaurant, bring you back to the hotel for leisure
Day 3: Trips to Washington, D.C. – The White House – Lincoln Memorial – Smithsonian Institution (BF/L/D)
Car with driver picks you up from your hotel.
1. Take you to take photos: The White House
Places of Work and Residence of the President of the United States Used for more than 200 years, it was designed by Irish architect James Hoban, built between 1792 and 1800 in white Agia Creek sandstone in a classic Revival architectural style.
2. Take your photos: Washington Monument
It was established to honor America’s first president. And this Washington Monument is America’s oldest and most recognizable symbol. It can be compared to the pride of the nation as well. The massive obelisk at the western end of the National Monument is a must-see viewpoint.
3. Take your picture: Lincoln Memorial
monument to the great statesman loved and respected by the whole of America, a symbol of courage, patriotism, and Americanism. Abraham Lincoln Monument, the beginning of a patriotic legend a sign to honor liberty Heroic deeds that must be honored, speeches, speeches of history were collected through the frescoes inside the Lincoln Memorial.
4. Take you to take photos: The Jefferson Memorial
One of the simple but beautiful pieces of architecture of the National Monument. Created to pay homage to the president and the great thinkers of America. Third President of the United States Being an author was very important at that time. That’s America’s Declaration of Independence.
5. Take your tour: The Smithsonian Institute
a research institute educational institution and museum It was founded according to the wishes of British scientist James Smithson, who stated that the will. If his nephew Henry James Hungerford had no heirs, the entire bequest was given to the United States government to form an organization capable of “Increase and disseminating knowledge” to mankind
6. Take your tour: National Air and Space Museum
This museum takes you on a deep journey into the history of aviation and space. You will find the largest collection on aerospace. Collected from all over the world at the National Aeronautics and Space Museum.
Daytime, Have lunch at a restaurant
7. Take your tour: National Museum of Natural History
This museum educates about exploration. and learning about the natural world through research Exploring life in ancient times including the dinosaurs wildlife exhibition Undersea animals, etc.
Have dinner at a restaurant, bring you back to the hotel for leisure
Day 4: Niagara Falls – Corning (BF/L/D)
Car with driver picks you up from your hotel.
1. Sightseeing: Visit Niagara Falls
A collection of large waterfalls located on the Niagara River in eastern North America on the border between Canada and the United States, Niagara Falls consists of three separate waterfalls: Horseshoe Falls. Sometimes referred to as 158-foot Canadian Falls, 167-foot American Falls, and a smaller, adjacent waterfall, Bridal Veil Falls. Niagara Falls isn’t particularly tall, but it’s very wide.
Daytime, Have lunch at a restaurant
2. Take you to Corning
The city is the headquarters of Fortune 500 companies and also manufactures glass and ceramic products for scientific and technical industrial use.
3. Take your tour: Corning Glass Museum
It is one of America’s most famous glassware factories. which allows you to watch the process of making various glassware and buy them as souvenirs or souvenirs
Have dinner at a restaurant, bring you back to the hotel for leisure
Day 5: Corning – OUTLET – New York (BF/-/D)
Car with driver picks you up from your hotel. Travel to Woodbury Town
1. Take you shopping: Woodbury Common Premium Outlets
There are more than 220 stores, such as 7 For All Mankind, A|X Armani Exchange, Adidas, Balenciaga, Banana Republic Factory Store, Burberry, Calvin Klein, Chloe, Diesel, Dior, DKNY, Gap Outlet, Giorgio Armani, Guess Factory Store, Hugo Boss Factory Store, Levi’s Outlet Store, Prada, Ralph Lauren, Salvatore Ferragamo, Superdry, True Religion Brand Jeans, Versace, Saint Laurent.
Daytime, Have lunch at a restaurant
2. Take you to the city: New York City
Nicknamed the Big Apple, it is the largest city in the United States. It is the most prosperous city in the world. is the world’s capital It is regarded as the world’s most important economic, financial, cultural, and entertainment center. It is a city with the tallest skyscrapers in the world.
Have dinner at a restaurant, bring you back to the hotel for leisure
Day 6: New York City Trip – Up the Empire State Building – Times Square (BF/L/D)
Car with driver picks you up from your hotel.
1. Take you through United Nations Headquarters
Constructed on land near the East River in New York State, New York City, USA in the year. 1949-1950 Donated by John D. Rockefeller Jr. $8.5 million and designed by Brazilian architect Oscar Nimeier. The United Nations Headquarters opened on January 9, 1950. It also has important representative offices located in Geneva, The Hague, Vienna, Copenhagen. Bangkok, etc.
2. Take a tour of the New York Public Library.
First opened in 1895, it now has 87 branch offices, making it one of the largest libraries in the world. It is the source of millions of books and media. including many digital media The library works in partnership with Google to create and deliver books, digital media online. Users can download e-books, videos, and audio files through the library’s website.
3. Sightseeing: St. Patrick’s Cathedral
It is a Roman-Catholic temple. one of the most famous in America It was built in the 19th century, which began in 1858, but was halted by the civil war. It was resumed in 1865 and was completed in 1878 before being consecrated in 1879.
4. Sightseeing: Central Park
Completed in 1873, it measures 341 hectares (3.4 square kilometers). or 460 football fields next to each other) by people who come here It’s not just for walking or jogging. within this park There is also a zoo, statues, restaurants, pedal boats, carousels, a skating rink, picnicking and a fountain. Importantly, Central Park is also a popular place for movie sets. Often choose to use it as part of the scene as well.
Daytime, Have lunch at a restaurant
5. Take you to see the scenery: Empire State Building
It is a building that is known as the tallest building above. Chrysler Building and is one of the symbols of New York City This 102-storey skyscraper has a deco deco style and is a popular building that has been used as a set for many movies.
6. Take you to Broadway
It’s one of the highlights that shouldn’t be missed if you’re in New York. Many famous theaters are gathered here. And this is where the name Broadway came from. Broadway still has a lot of things for you to do, such as throwing some money and shopping at Fifth Avenue while watching. beauty of Trinity Church famous and most definitely Don’t miss to head to Times Square, a place where you can truly experience the atmosphere of New York.
7. Take you for a walk: Times Square
It is the location of the New York Times newspaper office building, it led New Yorkers to call this area Times Square in unison, even after the New York Times office moved out, but the name Times Square. It seems so familiar that it’s hard to change. When you enter New York City, you must come and experience Times Square. This is one of the world’s most famous business and entertainment districts.
Have dinner at a restaurant, bring you back to the hotel for leisure
Day 7: Statue of Liberty – Airport (BF/L/-)
Car with driver pick you up from your hotel.
1. Take you to see: the Statue of Liberty
It is a monument that the French gave to the Americans. As a gift to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Independence Day from England on July 4, 1776, the statue is 96 meters tall and 350 pieces were assembled, which took four months to assemble. Created by Bartholdi, if you don’t come and take a commemorative photo with this Lady of Liberty. It’s like you missed out on one of the wonders of the world’s construction.
Daytime, Have lunch at a restaurant
Take you to the airport
Day 8: Hometown (-/-/-)
Arrive at your hometown
