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From 4/1/2010 - 3/31/2011 Except Holidays

Highlights:
Take an optional* Helicopter & Boat Tour and view 720 degree from Skywalk
Shop at Premium Outlet for brand names
Stay 2 nights in Las Vegas

Day 1: Hometown - Los Angeles
Arrive to Los Angeles and transfer to hotel.
Hotel: Ramada Inn or Similar

Day 2: Los Angeles - Las Vegas - Chinatown
Morning, transfer by coach to Las Vegas. Upon arrival, visit Chinatown then check in at hotel for your free at leisure. Evening, you can take an optional night tour to explore the prosperity of night life in Las Vegas and see the famous shows such as the Fremont Street Viva Vision, Fountain Show at Bellagio and Mardi Gras at Rio.
Hotel: Stratosphere or Plaza or Similar

Day 3: Hoover Dam - Grand Canyon West Rim
Optional: SKYWALK, HELICOPTER & BOAT TOUR
Morning visit Hoover Dam, which is one of the Seven Wonders of the Industrial World. Afterwards, proceed to one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Grand Canyon. The Canyon is much greater both in area and beauty than most people generally imagine. Also, you may take an optional visit to 'Skywalk,' which is the new gigantic construction built on the very edge of the Grand Canyon West Rim. The Skywalk is suspended 4,000 feet above the Colorado River. This $60 million dollar bridge can withstand the weight of 71 fully loaded Boeing 747 airplanes (more than 71 million pounds). It is the tallest man-made structure in the world. From the bridge, you can step out onto the glass floor for a 720 degree view of the Canyon. You may take an optional helicopter and boat tour to see the true beauty of the Grand Canyon.
Hotel: Stratosphere or Plaza or Similar

Day 4: Las Vegas - Las Vegas Premium Outlet - Los Angeles
Depart Las Vegas by luxurious tour bus, and stop at Las Vegas Premium Outlet for some last minute shopping. Stop by Barstow for short rest before continuing back to Los Angeles. Arrive in Los Angeles in the evening and transfer to hotel.
Hotel: Ramada Inn or Similar

Day 5: Los Angeles - Solvang - Hearst Castle
We depart from Los Angeles early in the morning by luxury bus, heading north, arriving to Solvang in the afternoon; the Danish Village. Antiquated windmills and Northern European-style architecture punctuate the little village^s skyline. Brilliant sunshine, boundless open country and rolling hills - these are the characteristics of what the original Danish immigrants called 'Solvang,' or 'Sunny field.' Pour yourself a cup of aromatic European coffee and nibble a piece of world-famous Danish pastry. Do the tales of princes and princesses, related time and again by your mother when you were a child, echo in your ears again? After this we will go to visit Hearst Castle, built by the newspaper tycoon at the cost of tens of millions of dollars. The light mists that veil the coastline let through occasional bursts of sunshine that illuminate the limitless expanse of waves and endow the water with the same color as the sky. Clusters of Spanish-style buildings nestle among the hills, lending the castle an aura of dignity and mystery. Hearst Castle contains priceless antiques and works of art as well as an ornate gilt-bordered swimming pool. Its grandiose main hall strikes awe in the viewer. European type adornments grace the ceilings of the hall. The silverware and candlesticks on the dining table have witnessed the glorious years of European aristocrats. And it is not hard to picture the grand gatherings of officials and dignitaries that took place during the heyday of the Hearst Castle. In the evening we reach San Jose.
Hotel: Marriott Courtyard Hotel or Similar

Day 6: San Francisco
In the morning, we drive to San Francisco, that city famous for its history and culture. A unique spectacle here is the 'fog-enshrouded Golden Gate.' In summer, white fog and cold winds swirl about the entrance to the Golden Gate Bay and the rolling hills that surround it. Spanish seafarers first lifted the curtain on the mysteries of the bay, and were ordered to build a fort on the promontory extending out in the ocean, and to declare sovereignty. Chinese immigrants clustered in Chinatown, and the descendants of Italians created a Little Italy on North Beach. Undeterred by the water and 43 hills surrounding them on three sides, San Francisco's residents converted barren sand dunes into the luxuriant Golden Gate Park, where the picturesque Golden Gate Bridge soars across the bay to link Marin County, north of San Francisco, with Redwood Forest. This undulating orange 'dragon' has become one of the symbols of San Francisco. The fisher folk who used to make their living along the bay have now vanished, and the Fisherman's Wharf has become a tourist attraction. One may take a tour boat at one's own expense and sail around the Bay. After going past alcatraz Island, Angel's Island, and Treasure Island, one approaches East Bay's Oakland, Berkeley, and Bay Bridge. A cable car surmounted the heights in 1873; the gold rush and the railroad brought resplendence to Nob Hill; and the steep slopes of Russian Hill justified the nine twists and eighteen turns of Lombard Street. The cable car not only serves the people of San Francisco as a means of transportation, it attracts tourists as a unique landmark in the living history of the United States. Viewing San Francisco's scenery from the cable car, one will perhaps experience nostalgia for times past. ; The ancient Roman architecture of the Palace of Fine Arts reminds one of the grand events at the Panama Fair. In Chinatown, one reminisces about the enterprise and pioneering spirit of our Chinese forbears.
Hotel: Marriott Courtyard Hotel or Similar

Day 7: Yosemite National Park - Los Angeles
In the cool of the morning breeze, we leave behind the noises of the city. We heading south into the beauties of nature and our eyes are regaled with fresh and refreshing pastoral scenes. you will witness the beauty of Yosemite National Park. Have a stroll in the woods or play with the fishes by the stream. Allow the colossal giant woods and mountains, salient streams and waterfalls to soothe your mind. In the afternoon, we are returning to Los Angeles and transfer to hotel
Hotel: Ramada Inn or Similar

Day 8: Disneyland
Departure at 9 AM to Disneyland, Your Disneyland exploration will begin with a train ride, passing Main Street U.S.A. of the 1890's and theme areas. From 'Sleeping Beauty's Castle' to 'Fantasyland' and onto 'Pirates of the Caribbean.' Ride the far West train which takes you to 'Frontierland,' not to mention the mysterious jungle of 'Adventureland' or 'Carnival in New Orleans,' Mickey's Toontown gives you a chance to take pictures with your favorite Disney characters. You will also enjoy the rides on 'Indiana Jones Adventure,' the live shows on 'Tomorrow Land,' parades, and all the special events.
Disneyland gets better every year, even if you have been to Disneyland before, come back and relive the magic. In the evening transfer to airport for your home fly.

Departure: Mon, Tue, Fri