5D4N Yangtze River Cruise: Yichang till Chongqing av Yangzi Explorer
Beskrivning
Utforska de vackra Three Gorges by Yangzi Explorer Cruises inklusive Yichang till Chongqing via Badong med en kinesisk 5-stjärnig båt uppströms längs Yangtzefloden för en 5-dagars och 4-nätters kryssning från Yichang till Chongqing med tre inkluderade strandutflykter, måltider och boende ingår. Yangzi Explorer tar bara 124 passagerare och erbjuder den finaste och mest personliga servicen av alla fartyg som seglar på floden. Med andra kryssningsfartyg som tar emot långt över 300 passagerare är Yangzi Explorer marknadsledare genom att erbjuda en så intim kryssningsupplevelse. Internationell servicestandard, levererad av det högsta förhållandet mellan personal och gäster, säkerställer att varje nivå av komfort tillgodoses under kryssningen.
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- Rekommenderas inte för resenärer med ryggmärgsskador
- Rekommenderas inte för resenärer med låg kardiovaskulär hälsa
- Spädbarn och små barn kan åka i barnvagn eller sittvagn
- Alla områden och ytor är rullstolsanpassade
- Anpassat för rullstol
- Lämplig för alla fysiska konditionsnivåer
- Kontakta oss innan om du vill boka Jade & Mandarin Suite eller Celestial & Imperial Suite på grund av att endast har 2 rum i varje svit tillgängliga.
Recensioner(1)
we boarded on 3/29 for a 4 night trip on this fabulous ship that allowed to experience the Three Gorges Dam Shiplift (only a small boat like this one can do this). That alone was amazing. Beyond that we passed the Xiling, Wu and Qutang Gorges. The scenery got better and better.One excursion choice took us to the Yuxian Valley which brought us to the Wuyuan Caves (not to be missed). Gigantic Caves - some of it is unexplored - which allowed to glide along on an old wooden boat. It was magical, especially as one guide began to sing an old folksong. On another day we went to the summit of the Three Gorges. A hike to the last platform offered spectacular views of the merging rivers. Day # 3 was an excursion to the Xituo a historic town known for its thousand year old history as a salt trading hub. .. and a group demonstrated for us how men carried 100lb bags up/down the hill. The uneven steps (about 1,200 of them) were a major challenge that I wouldn't care to tackle again. Never attempt this on a rainy day even though you're going down. About 1/2 way down we were treated to a water dragon performance by locals that was fun. The ship and cabins are wonderful with private balcony. About 120 people; maybe less. Very nice buffets; a couple of a la carte dinners (I didn't like either choice). The staff is lovely but speaks very little English. Various events on the ship: dancing lessons, a snuff bottle painting demo, Sichuan Silk embroidery and a performance we didn't understand a word of. On deck we would listen to a guide who told us about we could see in English and Chinese. On 4/2 we disembarked in Chongqing; just getting up the street level is over 100 steps. Bong bong carriers got our luggage to the bus. These guys load them up on bamboo stalks. They must be incredibly strong.
