Canada America Niagara Falls 11Days 8Nights GOUS9893

05:35 p.m. All members meet at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Departures Hall, 4th floor, Emirates Airlines counter. Company representatives will assist with baggage and boarding pass check-ins.
08:35 p.m. Depart for Dubai, United Arab Emirates on Emirates Airlines flight EK373.

12:50 a.m. Arrive at Dubai International Airport and transfer to your next flight.
02:30 a.m. Depart for Montreal, Canada on Emirates Airlines flight EK 243.
*** Crossing the International Time Line ***
08:00 a.m. Arrive at Montreal Airport, Canada. After clearing immigration and customs,
Depart for Montreal. Explore Montreal, a city nestled around the forested hills of Mont Real (Mont Royal), from which the city's name comes. Cross the St. Lawrence River to St. Helena Island and capture the beauty of the city's largest park. Continue to The viewpoint of SAINT JOSEPH'S ORATORY BASILICA, which stands majestically on MONT ROYAL, as the city is named, was built in 1967 in Italian Renaissance style. Take you to see “Notre-Dame Basilica”, the oldest and grandest church in Montreal. The original building was built in the 17th century, but the current building was built in 1829 in neoclassical and neo-Gothic arts. It can hold approximately 3,800 people. The interior is decorated with beautiful wood carvings and stained glass. Then, take you to “Place Jacques-Cartier”, a square located in Old Montreal, Quebec and the entrance to the Old Port of Montreal. This street is named after Jacques Cartier, a French explorer who is considered one of Canada's great discoverers. The street slopes down steeply from Montreal City Hall and Notre Dame Street.
Noon: Lunch at a restaurant.
Afternoon: Depart for Ottawa. Explore Ottawa, the capital of Canada, where Queen Victoria declared Ottawa the country's capital, crushing the hopes of Montreal, Toronto, and other rival cities. Take photos and admire the grandeur of Parliament Hill, the magnificent Parliament building and one of the country's most visited tourist attractions. Take photos at the National Gallery of Canada, a glass and granite structure designed by Moshe Safié. Built in 1880 and officially opened in 1988, it houses numerous paintings, sculptures, and photographs. The most striking feature of the collection is the giant spider statue (THE MAMAN STATUE) by French artist Louise Bourgeois. This is displayed at the main entrance of the National Gallery of Canada. Next, we'll take a stroll through Downtown Ottawa, located in the heart of Ottawa, which is now the city's commercial and economic center. We'll explore Elgin Street, a street located in Ottawa's Golden Triangle, home to numerous shops, restaurants, bars, and more. We'll then travel to Kingston. We'll take a trip along the St. Lawrence River to see Kingston, a beautiful city nestled amidst Lake Ontario. We'll continue our journey along the St. Lawrence River, which forms the border between Canada and the United States.
Dinner will be served at a restaurant.
Accommodation: HAMPTON INN BY HILTON KINGSTON / or similar accommodation.

*** Special!! All rooms have a waterfall view.***
Breakfast is served at the hotel restaurant.
Take a ferry to Kingston and board a boat to admire the beauty of the St. Lawrence River in the famous "Thousand Islands" area. The 1,000 Island Cruise will take you to the impressive array of vacation homes on hundreds of private islands. Enjoy the stunning natural scenery and fresh air. The Thousand Island Archipelago actually consists of approximately 1,864 islands, stretching across the Canadian-US border on the St. Lawrence River, which flows from the northeastern corner of Lake Ontario. These islands stretch approximately 80 kilometers downstream from Kingston.
Lunch is served at a restaurant.
Afternoon: It's time to enjoy lunch. Take you on a journey to "Toronto", the largest city in Canada and the fourth largest city in North America. Known as one of the most multi-ethnic cities, it is another modern city in Canada. This city has a population of 2.5 million people and is one of the world's important economic cities. It is also a center of people from many nationalities such as Portuguese, Italians, Latin Americans and Asians. Toronto also has the largest Chinese community in North America. Toronto consists of 6 boroughs: DOWNTOWN, NORTH YORK, EAST YORK, YORK, SCARBOROUGH and ETOBICOKE. It is also the center of the economy, arts and culture of Canada. Take you "up the CN Tower" (CN TOWER) by taking the elevator up the tower at high speed from the ground to the observation deck in only 58 seconds. The CN Tower is located in the heart of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is a 553-meter (1,815-foot) high communications and observation tower. Construction began in 1973. The CN Tower is recorded as The world's tallest structure remained in place for 31 years, until September 21, 2007, when it was replaced by the Burj Khalifa (then known as the Burj Dubai).
Take a trip to Niagara National Park on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, considered one of the world's natural wonders and one of the top three honeymoon destinations for American couples.
Dinner will be served at a special Canadian Lobster restaurant.
Accommodation: MARRIOT NIAGARA FALLS HOTEL FALLS VIEW // SHERATON ON THE FALLS // HILTON NIAGARA FALLS-FALLSVIEW ROOM or similar.
**Special** Falls-view rooms offer unparalleled views of the falls, especially at night. Enjoy spectacular falls lighting displays or enjoy a game of chance at the casino located near the hotel.

Breakfast is served at the hotel restaurant.
Take a Hornblower cruise and experience the majestic waters, like a divine stream falling from the sky. You'll get a close-up view of the beauty and grandeur of Niagara Falls, a world-renowned tourist attraction that generates a significant income for both Canada and the United States each year. *** Note: If the Hornblower Cruise is unavailable due to inclement weather, the company reserves the right to arrange a substitute program, Journey Behind the Falls. *** Next, we'll take you to Table Rock, the closest viewing point to Niagara Falls. You'll experience the grandeur and awe of the falls from just a few meters away. The sound of the falls reverberates for miles, as the massive volume of Lake Erie's water pours down from your face, creating a massive mist covering the falls. From a distance, you might see a giant rainbow stretching over the falls. Then, we'll take you across the Rainbow Bridge, a steel arch bridge over the Niagara River, connecting Niagara Falls, New York, USA, and Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, to Buffalo, USA.
At noon, enjoy lunch with a panoramic view of the falls from the SKYLON TOWER.
Skylon is a panoramic observation tower offering a 360-degree panoramic view of Niagara Falls. It also features shopping and restaurants. Construction began in May 1964 and was opened on October 6, 1965, by New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Ontario Premier John Robarts. The tower stands 160 meters (520 feet) above street level and 236 meters (775 feet) below the falls. The tower has received approval from both the Canadian and U.S. air transport authorities.
If you're interested in a helicopter ride (NIAGARA HELICOPTER), please inquire with your tour leader (not included in the tour price). (Note: Helicopter rides are subject to weather conditions.)
***Helicopter Tour*** This tour offers a breathtaking view of Niagara Falls. To ensure you don't miss any photo opportunities, be sure to have your camera ready from the helicopter ride. This tour begins with a visit to the Sir Adam Beck Generating Plant, the Niagara Parks Commission School of Horticulture, the Whirlpool, Rainbow Bridge, the blooming flower gardens below, and the American side of the Falls and Skylon Tower. The tour then...
The route follows the horseshoe-shaped curve of Niagara Falls on the Canadian side. At this point, you'll witness a rainbow created by spray diffused across the falls and reflected in sunlight. It's an unforgettable experience.
*** Pass through US immigration.***
Travel to Buffalo, the land of rodeo and American cowboys.
Dinner will be served at a restaurant.
Accommodation: Holiday Inn Hotel / or similar

Breakfast is served at the hotel restaurant.
At the appropriate time, we will depart for Corning to experience the scenery, atmosphere, and traditional American life in Corning, nestled amidst majestic mountains in upstate New York. Established in 1890 on the banks of the Chemung River, this peaceful town is renowned for its glassware. Visit the TBI Glass Museum and Glassworks, renowned for its unbreakable Correll glassware, tableware, and other exquisite, unique, and rare glassware. The company also manufactures glass and ceramic products for use in industry, science, and technology. Depart for Harrisburg.
Lunch is served at a restaurant.
Afternoon: Visit the world-famous Hershey's Chocolate World, a delicious chocolate factory. Home to the historic machinery used to produce HERSHEY'S chocolate, this factory was founded by Mr. Milton S. Hershey in 1876 and boasts the famous milk caramel candy "HERSHEY'S CRYSTAL A," which comes with the catchphrase "MELT IN YOUR MOUTH." There are a variety of chocolates to choose from as souvenirs.
Dinner: Dinner served at a restaurant.
Accommodation: HAMPTON INN & SUITES HERSHEY / or similar.

Breakfast is served at the hotel restaurant.
Departure to Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States. Its full name is the District of Columbia, or simply D.C. Washington, D.C., was built during the reign of George Washington, the first President of the United States, replacing Philadelphia, the former capital of the United States when it was a British overseas territory. It is a city with a beautifully organized urban plan and is home to important government agencies. Washington, D.C., borders Virginia and Maryland, and lies on the left bank of the Potomac River. Stop for a photo opportunity at the White House, the residence of the President of the United States. Visit and take photos with the Washington Monument, a 169-meter-high obelisk built to symbolize the future of the United States. Honor George Washington, the first President of the United States.
Visit the Lincoln Memorial in the heart of Washington, D.C. Built to commemorate President Lincoln, it is located in a large public park within the city. Visit the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, whose blackened walls bear the names of over 58,000 Americans who died in the Vietnam War. Visit the Korean War Veterans Memorial, featuring sculptures of soldiers. Visit the Jefferson Memorial, one of Washington, D.C.'s most beautiful and significant monuments, featuring a statue of President Jefferson.
Lunch is served at a restaurant.
In the afternoon, we will depart for the Smithsonian Institution, a research institution. Established in accordance with the wishes of British scientist James Smithson, whose will stipulated that if his grandson, Henry James Hunger Ford, had no heirs, he would bequeath his entire estate to the United States government to establish an organization capable of "increasing and disseminating knowledge" to humanity. Visit the NATINAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM to see aircraft from various eras, including the Kitty Hawk Flyer, the Rhine brothers' first aircraft, and the Apollo 11 spacecraft, the first rocket to orbit the Earth and the Moon. Visit the NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY to admire the world's largest stuffed African elephant. There's also a room of fossils, featuring dinosaur skeletons. A highlight is the HOPE DIAMOND, the world's largest blue diamond, historically believed to bring misfortune to its owner. Until its final owner returned it to the Smithsonian Institution.
Dinner served at a restaurant.
Accommodation: HYATT PLACE CHANTILLY DULLES AIRPORT / or similar accommodation.

Breakfast is served at the hotel restaurant.
Departure to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the city where the Declaration of Independence was first adopted during the founding of the United States. Admire the Liberty Bell, a bell that holds significant significance in American history. It was the bell that rang after the declaration of independence from the British Empire in 1776. The bell was chosen because it bears a poignant inscription about freedom: "Liberty be to all who dwell on this land," which perfectly aligns with the purpose of the Declaration of Independence. Weighing 2,080 pounds, the Liberty Bell has been the city bell of Philadelphia since 1753. It is rung at meetings and important events, before being used to declare independence. Afterward, it is rung to commemorate the deaths of the Liberators. The bell began to show cracks in 1835 and cracked after being struck to celebrate President George Washington's birthday. This led the US government to cancel the infrequent ringing of the bell to extend its lifespan. See/ Independence Hall
The Declaration of Independence, located in Philadelphia Park, was the site of the declaration of independence in 1776. Written by Thomas Jefferson, the 13 American colonies declared their independence from Britain.
Lunch is served at a restaurant.
Afternoon, we will depart for Atlantic City, home to the most famous casinos on the East Coast (East Las Vegas). With its stunning scenery, it's a dream destination for tourists from around the world. Enjoy a casino experience or explore and shop on Boardwalk, Atlantic City's historic thoroughfare. Built in 1870, it was once only 12 feet wide, but now stretches 40 feet wide and is 4.5 miles long. The stretch is lined with numerous shops, including boutiques. The world-famous Harrah's Resort Atlantic City is also located on this street.
Dinner is served at a restaurant.
Accommodation: Harrah's Resort Atlantic City or similar accommodation.

Breakfast is served at the hotel restaurant.
Take a trip to WOODBURY COMMON PREMIUM OUTLETS, arguably America's finest outlet mall. Located on a large campus, it houses over 250 designer stores offering a wide selection of products at attractive prices. Brands include ADIDAS, ALDO, AMERICAN EASGLE, ARMANI EXCHANGE, ARMANI OUTLET, BALENCIAGA, BALLY, BALMAIN, BURBERRY, CALVIN KLEIN, CELINE, COACH, DIOR, DKNY, FENDI, FURLA, GUCCI, GUESS, DIESEL, KATE SPADE, LIDS, MICHAEL KORS, MONT BLACE, NIKE, PANDORA, PRADA, POLO, SAMSONITE, SUPERDRY, TOD'S, TIMBERLAND, VANS OUTLET, VERSACE, and many more.
At noon, enjoy lunch at your leisure for convenient shopping.
In the afternoon, we will depart for New York City is a vibrant and vibrant tourist destination, bustling with excitement throughout the day, both during the day and at night. This makes it one of the world's most important cities and the most famous in the United States. Take a tour of the Brooklyn Bridge, the oldest suspension bridge in the United States. It spans the East River, connecting New York City, Manhattan, and Brooklyn. Then, visit Hudson Yards, also known as VESSEL, a new landmark and a new tourist hub in New York City. It offers a variety of leisure, shopping, and dining options, and is a vantage point for city views, featuring numerous interconnected staircases.
Dinner at a restaurant.
Accommodation: Crowne Plaza Englewood, an IHG Hotel, or similar.

Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Cruise to Liberty Island to see the Statue of Liberty, originally known as "LIBERTY ENLIGHTENING THE WORLD." Located on Becloe Island at the mouth of Hudson Bay, it was a gift from the French to the Americans on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Independence on July 4, 1876. It was officially handed over to President Grover Clifford on October 28, 1886. The Statue of Liberty is a bronze sculpture depicting a robed goddess, holding a torch in her right hand and a plaque inscribed with the Declaration of Independence in her left hand. It was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984. Then, we will travel to One World Trade Center, also known as... Freedom Tower
(One World Trade Center) is the main building of the newly built World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan, New York City. Designed by David Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, One World Trade Center is the tallest building in the United States. Standing at 546 meters and 104 floors, One World Trade Center is the tallest building in the United States. Ride the SkyPod glass elevators to the 102nd floor observation deck in 47 seconds. The glass elevators display a stunning multimedia presentation. See New York City's transformation from undeveloped land to the breathtaking skyscraper forest it is today. From the 102nd floor observation deck, you can capture stunning images of the Empire State Building, once the world's tallest building and now the 14th tallest in the world. The building has also served as a filming location for several Hollywood films, including "SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE" and "KING KONG."
Lunch at a restaurant.
Take a tour of New York City and Manhattan, home to landmarks such as Wall Street. Wall Street is the name of a street in Manhattan. This is one of the city's oldest streets, a financial center, and home to the New York Stock Exchange. Pass by Radio City Music Hall, a 6,500-seat movie theater and concert hall.
Take a stroll through Fifth Avenue, a center for high-end brands and trendy fashion, as well as the renowned MACY department store. Explore Times Square, home to massive billboards, where you can find American brands such as clothing, bags, shoes, accessories, and souvenirs. At the appropriate time, transfer to John E. Kennedy International Airport. Check in.
11:00 p.m. Depart for Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on Emirates Airlines flight EK202.

***Flying across the International Time Zone***
07:45 ​​p.m. Arrive at Dubai Airport for connecting flights
10:30 p.m. Depart for Bangkok, Thailand on Emirates Airlines flight EK374

08:00 a.m. Arrived safely at Suvarnabhumi Airport.