$875.5
Per Person
New York Classic Day Tour (Day 1)
Statue of Liberty Cruise | Approx. 60 min | Included
Enjoy a scenic cruise around New York Harbor, getting up close to the Statue of Liberty from the water. Along the way, take in views of the Manhattan skyline, One World Trade Center, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the stunning New York Harbor. The boat will circle past Liberty Island, allowing ample time for sightseeing and photos from this unique vantage point.
Please note: This is a harbor sightseeing cruise and does not include landing on Liberty Island or Ellis Island. Actual route, schedule, and duration are subject to daily operations.
Wall Street Tour | Exterior Visit | Approx. 60 min | Included
Stroll through Lower Manhattan's financial district and check off the iconic landmarks of Wall Street in one go. Sights include: One World Trade Center, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Trinity Church, New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), Wall Street, Standard Oil Building, U.S. Custom House, and the Charging Bull.
Brooklyn Bridge | Exterior View
Admire one of New York's most iconic landmarks from afar. Completed in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge spans the East River, connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn. It was one of the earliest and largest steel-wire suspension bridges in the world and remains a powerful symbol of the city's growth.
New York's Trendy Highlights Tour | Approx. 3 hrs | Included
Little Island (Approx. 30 min) — Opened to the public in 2021, this free "floating" park on the Hudson River quickly became a must-visit Instagram spot. Supported by 132 tulip-shaped concrete columns at varying heights, the 2.4-acre park features rolling hills, winding paths, and nearly 400 species of plants.
Chelsea Market (Approx. 30 min) — Converted from a former factory, this beloved indoor market combines a food hall with unique design shops. From lobster and global seafood to Australian pies, French pastries, Japanese sushi, and Italian gelato, there's something for every foodie.
The High Line (Approx. 30 min) — A 1.45-mile elevated linear park built on a former freight rail line on Manhattan's West Side. This narrow green walkway winds between skyscrapers, offering a peaceful escape in the heart of the city.
Hudson Yards – The Vessel (Approx. 30 min) — The striking honeycomb-like structure at the center of Hudson Yards, affectionately nicknamed the "Giant Pinecone." A perfect photo spot from every angle.
World Trade Center Memorial & Oculus | Approx. 60 min | Summit access at own expense
Visit the 9/11 Memorial site to reflect on New York's history and resilience, then stop by the Oculus transportation hub. Its sweeping white architecture, resembling a dove in flight, is one of the city's most recognizable modern landmarks.
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum | Approx. 45 min | Admission Included
Moored at Pier 86, this military and maritime museum features the aircraft carrier USS Intrepid and the submarine USS Growler. The Intrepid served in World War II's Pacific Theater and the Vietnam War, later supporting NASA's space program, and was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1986. From the flight deck's command center, enjoy a unique view of the Manhattan skyline.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Approx. 120 min | Admission Included
Explore one of the world's four greatest museums at your own pace. With a collection spanning over 5,000 years — from Egyptian temples and medieval armor to Roman sarcophagi, Chinese statues, Western masterpieces, and Chinese murals — a visit here is like traveling the world through art. The main galleries are on the first and second floors, housing approximately 1.5 million works, with tens of thousands on permanent display.
Roosevelt Island Tramway | Approx. 40 min | Included
Ride the aerial tramway from Roosevelt Island to the east side of Manhattan, crossing the East River high above the water in just a few minutes. Enjoy sweeping views of both riverbanks and the Manhattan skyline — a uniquely New York experience and a fantastic photo opportunity.
Please note: Due to heavy traffic and limited parking in Manhattan, most city sightseeing will be conducted by coach with commentary from your guide.
New York In-Depth Day Tour (Day 2)
After breakfast, we will continue our deep dive into Manhattan, exploring iconic landmarks from Central Park and Fifth Avenue to the United Nations Headquarters and world-class museums. Experience the city's urban charm, cultural richness, and international flair at a relaxed pace. In the evening, enjoy a classic New York night tour to see the "City That Never Sleeps" at its most dazzling.
Central Park | Approx. 30 min
One of New York's most famous urban parks, covering 843 acres in the heart of Manhattan. With lakes, lawns, tree-lined paths, and skyscrapers creating a stunning contrast, it is a classic green oasis and a must-visit landmark in any season.
Fifth Avenue | Approx. 120 min
One of New York's most iconic streets and a world-renowned shopping destination. Lined with flagship luxury stores, the Apple Fifth Avenue store, and numerous classic landmarks, it offers the ultimate Manhattan urban experience.
United Nations Headquarters | Exterior Visit | Approx. 30 min
Visit the UN Headquarters along the East River to see the Secretariat Building and the flags of member nations. A symbol of global diplomacy and a key stop to appreciate New York's status as a "World Capital."
World-Class Museums in NYC | Choose One | Admission at own expense
American Museum of Natural History (Approx. 60 min): Explore one of the world's leading natural history museums, featuring dinosaur fossils, a giant blue whale, and precious specimens spanning from ancient civilizations to space exploration.
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) (Approx. 60 min): Visit one of the most influential modern art museums globally, home to masterpieces by Van Gogh, Picasso, Monet, and Dal. Immerse yourself in the unique charm of modern art and contemporary culture.
Please choose one museum to visit at your own pace. Admission fees are not included.
Classic New York Night Tour | Approx. 3 hrs | Included
As night falls, experience the glittering side of the Big Apple, from Times Square to Fifth Avenue, with an optional summit ascent for panoramic views.
Times Square (Approx. 60 min): The "Crossroads of the World," famous for its neon lights, giant screens, and bustling crowds. Enjoy a leisurely stroll and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.
St. Patrick’s Cathedral (Approx. 35 min): A stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture, contrasting beautifully with the surrounding modern skyscrapers. It looks particularly majestic under the night lights.
NYC Skyline Summit | Choose One | Admission at own expense:
Top of the Rock (Approx. 60 min): Ascend the Rockefeller Center observation deck for breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline, including the Empire State Building and Central Park.
Empire State Building (Approx. 60 min): An Art Deco icon offering spectacular high-altitude views of the city's glittering lights and skyline.
Please choose one observation deck to visit. Admission fees are not included.
Kindly Note: If you arrive late, miss the assembly time, or fail to join a scheduled activity due to personal reasons, it will be considered a voluntary forfeiture. No refunds or compensation will be provided for any incurred or unused costs. Please ensure you assemble punctually as notified by your guide.
New York – Philadelphia – Washington, D.C. (Approx. 240 miles, 4-hour drive)
After breakfast, we will drive to Philadelphia and then on to Washington, D.C.
Independence Hall | Exterior Visit | Approx. 10 min
A renowned historic landmark and a symbol of American independence. Located in downtown Philadelphia, this two-story red-brick building features white-painted windows and a steeple with a large clock. On July 4, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was signed here, proclaiming the separation of the North American colonies from Britain and the establishment of the "United States of America."
Liberty Bell | Approx. 30 min
Located in a pavilion west of Independence Hall, the world-famous Liberty Bell is instantly recognizable by its large zigzag crack running from bottom to top. Although irreparable, this very imperfection has inspired deep reverence among Americans, making it a powerful symbol of freedom, American culture, and national pride. The bell rang for the first reading of the Declaration of Independence, the adoption of the U.S. Constitution, Benjamin Franklin's departure to England, public discussions on the Sugar Act and Stamp Act, and the passing of George Washington.
Philadelphia Food Recommendation: Philly Cheesesteak
Philadelphia's most iconic dish: thinly sliced steak and onions grilled on a hot griddle, topped with melted cheese, and served in a long roll. Aromatic and satisfying — a must-try when visiting the city.
Lincoln Memorial | Exterior Visit | Approx. 20 min (Afternoon)
A pristine white Greek temple-style building honoring the 16th U.S. President, Abraham Lincoln. Regarded as an enduring national monument and a symbol of Washington, D.C., it is also a famous gathering place for peace and democracy — most notably where Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his iconic "I Have a Dream" speech.
Korean War Veterans Memorial | Exterior Visit | Approx. 20 min
Located near the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mall, this memorial was dedicated on July 27, 1995, honoring the 5.8 million Americans who served in the U.S. Armed Forces during the three-year Korean War. The site features four elements: 19 life-sized stainless steel statues of soldiers, a black granite Memorial Wall, a Pool of Reflection, and a pathway listing the 22 nations that sent troops to the United Nations Command.
Vietnam Veterans Memorial | Exterior Visit | Approx. 20 min
Located north of the Lincoln Memorial, this V-shaped black granite wall stretches 500 feet and honors American soldiers and officers who died during the Vietnam War. The polished black marble is inscribed with the names of more than 57,000 service members who lost their lives between 1959 and 1975, listed in chronological order by date of death.
The White House | Exterior Visit | Approx. 20 min
A white Neoclassical sandstone building spanning over 73,000 square meters, consisting of the Main Residence and the East and West Wings. As the official workplace and residence of every U.S. President, it is synonymous with the U.S. government. Many key decisions and proclamations are made here. Founding Father George Washington once stated that the President's residence "should never be a palace, nor luxurious, for its master is a servant of the nation."
Washington Monument | Exterior Visit
A landmark of Washington, D.C., built to honor the first U.S. President, George Washington. This hollow stone obelisk is the tallest stone structure in the world.
Food Recommendation: Maryland Blue Crab (at own expense)
One of the most iconic seafood dishes on the U.S. East Coast. With a distinctive blue-green shell and tender, sweet meat, it is best enjoyed steamed or stir-fried with Old Bay seasoning — a fragrant, flavorful local specialty that is a must-try in the Maryland area.
Washington D.C. – U.S. Capitol – Niagara Falls (US Side)
Total Distance: Approx. 400 miles | Driving Time: Approx. 7–7.5 hours
[U.S. Capitol Interior Tour]
Duration: Approx. 60 mins (Mandatory fee included)
We have specially arranged an interior visit to this political landmark. Led by a professional guide, you will gain deep insights into the U.S. congressional system and the nation's founding history. You’ll admire the magnificent dome and classic corridors up close, immersing yourself in the solemn atmosphere and historical weight of the nation's power center.
Note: In the event of unexpected congressional closures, major events, or capacity limits, the itinerary will be thoughtfully adjusted to a visit to the National Museum of Natural History (approx. 45 mins). This museum boasts impressive collections, including classic exhibits of dinosaur fossils, marine life, and gems/minerals, ensuring a rewarding experience.
After the visit, we depart Washington D.C. and head north across Pennsylvania towards Niagara Falls, New York. The journey involves about 7 hours of pure driving time, with stops at service areas for rest and meals on your own. We will arrive at the Niagara Falls State Park (US Side) in the evening to check into the hotel. Depending on arrival time, you may proceed to the falls area to enjoy the night view. The park is open 365 days a year, and no entry into Canada is required.
[Niagara Falls Night Illumination]
Duration: Approx. 45–60 mins (Mandatory fee included)
As night falls, the world-famous Niagara Falls reveals its breathtaking beauty under brilliant lights. In winter, ice and snow blanket the canyon banks, where icicles and rushing waters intertwine, creating a frozen wonderland. Dreamy lights in blue, purple, and red pierce through the rising mist and reflect off the layers of ice, presenting a spectacular and romantic glacial landscape—a classic winter experience not to be missed.
[Early Booking Privilege]
Register 15 days or more in advance to receive a complimentary upgrade to a hotel within the Niagara Falls scenic area (Reference: Hyatt Place Niagara Falls, Sheraton Niagara Falls, Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino, or similar). Enjoy the romantic night views of the falls right at your doorstep.
Niagara Falls – Boston
Total Distance: Approx. 470 miles | Driving Time: Approx. 7.5–8.5 hours
Departing from your Niagara Falls hotel in the morning, we continue to explore the classic winter scenery on the U.S. side. Winter transforms Niagara into a magnificent world, where trees, rock walls, and the mist from the falls freeze into layers of icicles. Niagara Falls State Park remains open year-round, making winter the perfect season to witness its unique icy landscapes.
[Cave of the Winds]
Duration: Approx. 60 mins
Venture deep into the heart of Niagara Falls to feel the power of the rushing water and the gorge. In winter, ice and snow cover the rock walls, while the mist freezes into icicles and ice layers, offering a unique experience of stepping into a "frozen wonderland." The attraction is open year-round and typically operates daily during winter, subject to weather and operational conditions on the day.
[Goat Island]
Duration: Approx. 30 mins
Stroll along Goat Island in the middle of the Niagara River to admire the American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and the rushing rapids from various angles. In winter, snow blankets the woods and riverbanks, combining with icicles and mist to create Niagara's most distinctive seasonal scenery.
[The Corning Museum of Glass]
Duration: Approx. 35 mins (Mandatory fee included)
Located in the quaint town of Corning in Upstate New York, this world-renowned museum sits in a small city that serves as a major birthplace and core hub of the U.S. glass industry, often compared to China's "Jingdezhen" for ceramics. The museum is a dreamlike world of glass art, housing and exhibiting around 100,000 glass masterpieces and sculptures. Dazzling in color and crystal clear, the collection is truly breathtaking. Beyond being a professional museum, it features live glass making demonstrations and craft displays, allowing visitors to experience the charm of glass art up close. The on-site shop offers a variety of glass and crystal souvenirs, such as jewelry and ornaments, making it a great spot for gift shopping.
Upon arrival in Boston, enjoy free time at the famous Quincy Market (approx. 60 mins). Here, you will find a wide array of New England specialties. Feel free to indulge in local classics like a Boston lobster feast, lobster rolls, or clam chowder, immersing yourself in Boston's unique harbor dining culture.
Recommended: Boston Lobster – The signature seafood of New England, known for its sweet and firm meat. Steamed or boiled is the most classic preparation, often served with butter or in a lobster roll for enhanced flavor. (Cost at your own expense)
Kindly Note: Winter weather in New York State and the New England region may bring snow and icy conditions. Actual arrival times will be reasonably adjusted based on daily traffic and road safety conditions.
Boston – Yale University – New York
Total Distance: Approx. 220 miles | Driving Time: Approx. 4.5–5 hours
After breakfast, we begin a classic Boston city tour, exploring everything from American independence history and world-renowned universities to iconic city landmarks, immersing you in the unique charm of this historic American city.
[Included Mandatory Fee | Boston First Tour]
[Freedom Trail]
Duration: Approx. 15 mins
One of the key starting points of the American Revolutionary War, this red-brick path connects multiple revolutionary historical sites and classic landmarks, allowing you to experience the nation's founding history and colonial-era cityscape.
[Boston Common]
Drive-by Viewing
One of the oldest urban public parks in the U.S., located in the heart of downtown Boston. It serves as an important starting point for the Freedom Trail and a classic city landmark.
[Boston Public Library]
Duration: Approx. 30 mins
One of the most representative public libraries in the U.S. Its elegant and magnificent architecture, combined with a rich literary and humanistic atmosphere, showcases Boston's profound cultural heritage.
[Trinity Church]
Exterior Viewing: Approx. 15 mins
Located in the famous Copley Square, this church is renowned for its red sandstone and Romanesque Revival architectural style. It appears even more elegant and solemn against the backdrop of modern skyscrapers, making it a classic Boston landmark.
[Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)]
Guided Tour: Approx. 30 mins
Visit the world-famous MIT, globally celebrated for its engineering, computer science, AI, technological innovation, and research strength. It stands as a vital center for global higher education and technological advancement.
[Harvard University]
Guided Tour: Approx. 60 mins
Step into this world-top university founded in 1636. Stroll through Harvard Yard, take photos with the famous John Harvard Statue, and explore Harvard Square to soak in the rich college-town and humanistic atmosphere.
[Boston Departure Instructions]
If you choose to depart in Boston, please do so after the Harvard University tour and make your own way to Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). Estimated taxi or rideshare cost is approx. $30–$40 per car (subject to actual daily rates, at your own expense). Guests departing in Boston will be considered to have voluntarily forfeited the subsequent Yale University visit and the return-to-New York segment; no refunds or compensation will be provided for unused services or transportation.
The group will then depart Boston and head to New Haven, Connecticut.
[Yale University]
Guided Tour: Approx. 60 mins
Visit one of the oldest and most prestigious institutions of higher learning in the U.S. The Yale campus is famous for its Gothic architecture, historic college courtyards, and strong academic atmosphere. Wander through the campus to experience the humanistic heritage and elegant scenery inherited over centuries.
After the tour, we will drive back to New York.
[New York Drop-off & Departure Instructions]
We expect to return to the New York area around 21:00. Drop-offs at airports or designated departure points will be arranged sequentially based on daily traffic conditions.
Reference Drop-off Points: Manhattan Chinatown, Flushing (Queens), JFK Airport, LaGuardia Airport (LGA).
Note: Drop-off at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) requires a paid private transfer at $150 per trip.
It is recommended that guests book flights departing after 23:00 to allow ample time for traffic and check-in.
Please Note: The above arrival and drop-off times are for reference only. Due to heavy traffic in the New York metropolitan area, the specific drop-off sequence and timing will be reasonably arranged by the guide based on daily traffic, group conditions, and flight schedules.
| Location | Time | Address |
| Hotel Indigo Flushing | 6:30am | 36-03 Prince St, Flushing, NY 11354 |
| Sheraton Tribeca New York | 7:30am | 370 Canal St, New York, NY 10013 |
| Holiday Inn Express & Suites Jersey City | 8:00am | 180 14th St, Jersey City, NJ 07310 |
| Location | Time | Address |
| Complimentary airport drop-off to JFK and LGA from Queens and Manhattan Please book flights departing after 11:00 PM. For other areas, please arrange your own departure from the tour. | ||
| Paid Transfer Service to EWR Airport EWR Private Drop-off: $150/trip (max. 4 guests). A $5 per person tip for the driver is mandatory. |
Once the booking is confirmed, an absence or failure to show up on the scheduled date or time is a no-show. No refunds or reschedules will be issued for no-shows and late arrivals.
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