Las Vegas – Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign - Barstow Outlets - Los Angeles

Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign - A visit to the gambling capital of the U.S. wouldn’t be complete without stopping at this must-see attraction! The colorful Vegas Sign has become one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, appearing on almost every souvenir related to Las Vegas.

Outlets at Barstow - Barstow Outlets feature over 40 brand-name stores. Whether you’re looking for travel essentials, high-end handbags, or casual clothing, you’ll find it all here. You can treat yourself to a new look, pair it with stylish shoes, or pick out fashionable and affordable gifts for your friends.

Los Angeles - Coast Starlight Train - Santa Barbara - Solvang - Hearst Castle - Elephant Seal Beach

Union Station - The Amtrak Coast Starlight is a well-known long-distance train that runs along the West Coast of the U.S., connecting Seattle’s King Street Station with Los Angeles’ Union Station. The full journey takes over 35 hours, with the California stretch offering breathtaking views along Highway 1.

Santa Barbara - Located 150 kilometers north of Los Angeles, Santa Barbara is nestled between the Santa Ynez Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. The city features charming Spanish and Mexican-style architecture, with red-roofed, white-walled buildings. In the hillside and coastal neighborhoods, houses are surrounded by lush lawns and gardens, giving Santa Barbara its well-deserved reputation as a “garden city.” The area has long been a favorite for wealthy businesspeople, political figures, and celebrities. President John F. Kennedy honeymooned here in 1953; President Ronald Reagan’s villa in the northwestern mountains hosted world leaders like Mikhail Gorbachev and Queen Elizabeth II between 1981 and 1989; and President Bill Clinton vacationed here shortly after his election in 1992. On weekends and holidays, tourists flock to Santa Barbara from Los Angeles and the nearby desert cities, driving along Highways 101 and 154.

Solvang - Solvang is a Danish-inspired village known for its European-style architecture, the Hans Christian Andersen Museum, and traditional Danish crafts and souvenir shops. Visitors can enjoy the sight of windmills and treat themselves to the famous Danish pastries and European-style coffee.

Hearst Castle - Hearst Castle, located on a 500-meter-high hill in San Simeon on California’s central coast, offers stunning views of the coastline and the Pacific Ocean. The castle is a mix of Spanish, Mexican, European, and Mediterranean styles, but it truly embodies the spirit of America. The owner, media tycoon William Hearst, was inspired by European architecture during his childhood travels to Greece and Italy and influenced by the Mexican culture of California (which was once Mexican territory). Using his vast wealth, he created this lavish palace, a symbol of American luxury. At the age of 83, the Hearsts donated the estate to the U.S. government, giving visitors a chance to experience the grandeur of this private American mansion firsthand.

Piedras Blancas - The beach at Point Piedras Blancas is a spectacular sight, often covered with elephant seals. Occasionally, younger seals can be seen playing and sparring in the water. While the Chinese name translates to “Walrus Beach,” the correct name is “Elephant Seal Rookery.” These large seals, distinguished by their large noses and massive bodies, started migrating here in the 1990s after nearly being hunted to extinction. Thanks to conservation efforts, their population has steadily grown.

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17-Mile Drive - The 17-Mile Drive is a scenic loop that circles the famous Pebble Beach Resort. The west and south sides of the drive run along the Pacific Ocean, while the east side passes through the Del Monte forest. Along the way, you’ll see not only famous beaches but also luxurious villas and golf courses. A landmark of Pebble Beach, the Lone Cypress, stands near the beach. Many seabirds, sea lions, and seals also call this area home, with Bird Rock and Seal Rock being popular attractions.

Carmel - Carmel, located near the 17-Mile Drive, was founded in 1903. Many of its early residents were professional artists, and the town’s unique, artistic, and tranquil atmosphere has attracted writers, actors, and celebrities. The famous Chinese painter Zhang Daqian also lived here for a time and named his residence “Ke Yi Ju,” meaning “Can Stay.”

Monterey Bay Aquarium - The Monterey Bay Aquarium, established in 1984, is ranked sixth in the world and second in the U.S. The aquarium is home to California sea otters and, more recently, seahorses. It also houses various tropical fish and marine life. The aquarium offers daily performances and feeding times, where visitors can watch the keepers interact with the animals and learn more about their environments and current conditions.

Silicon Valley - Silicon Valley emerged in the mid-20th century as microelectronics technology rapidly developed. It is home to renowned research universities like Stanford University and the University of California, Berkeley. The region hosts thousands of high-tech companies, including industry giants like Cisco, Intel, HP, Apple, and Google. This tour will take you to visit the global headquarters of Apple and Google, two of the most influential companies in the world.

Golden Gate Bridge - The Golden Gate Bridge is a world-famous symbol of San Francisco and one of the most iconic bridges in the world. Spanning the 1,900-meter Golden Gate Strait in California, the bridge was built over four years using more than 100,000 tons of steel at a cost of $35.5 million. Opened in 1937, the bridge is 2 kilometers long and has six lanes, making it one of the largest single-span suspension bridges in the world. The bridge’s striking vermilion color contrasts beautifully with the blue sea and white waves, especially at night when the city lights illuminate it like a giant dragon soaring in the sky. During the California Gold Rush, the bridge served as the gateway to the goldfields, giving it the name “Golden Gate Bridge.”

Fisherman’s Wharf - Fisherman’s Wharf is one of San Francisco’s most famous landmarks. It stretches from Ghirardelli Square to Pier 35 and features bustling shops, restaurants, and street performances, particularly around Pier 39. From here, you can enjoy views of Alcatraz Island, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Bay Bridge.

San Francisco - Yosemite National Park

Yosemite National Park - Day 4 Itinerary Plan A: Yosemite National Park Hiking Exploration
In the morning, we will depart from the hotel and drive to California’s natural wonder, Yosemite National Park, enjoying scenic mountain views along the way. Upon arrival, we will explore the stunning landscapes of Yosemite Valley. A

Napa Valley - Day 4 Itinerary Plan B: Napa Valley Winery Exploration and Wine Tasting Tour (This itinerary will be implemented in case of road closures in Yosemite National Park)
Napa Valley
Napa Valley is one of the premier wine regions in the United States and has become synonymous with American wine culture. It is a symbol of elegance and sophistication in the New World wine industry. Located about 70 kilometers north of San Francisco, Napa Valley is approximately 30 miles long and covers 45,000 acres, filled with vineyards. With its natural advantages—mild climate year-round, plenty of sunlight, large temperature differences between day and night, minimal rainfall, and mineral-rich soil—Napa Valley is renowned for producing some of the finest wines. On this tour, we will visit two different wineries, experiencing their distinct cultures and architectural styles, and enjoy a wine tasting.

Hotel-Kings Canyon - Sequoia National Parks - Hollywood Walk of Fame

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park - Located in California, Kings Canyon National Park is renowned for its majestic canyons and diverse natural landscapes. With deep gorges, dense forests, and flowing rivers, it is a paradise for nature lovers. Visitors can enjoy hiking, camping, and scenic drives that showcase the breathtaking beauty of the canyon and the purity of nature.

Hollywood Walk of Fame - If you’re a fan of Hollywood movies, the Hollywood Walk of Fame is a must-visit destination in Los Angeles. This 2.1-kilometer-long sidewalk features over 2,000 star plaques honoring contributors to the entertainment industry, including notable Chinese stars like Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee.

• Hotel: Four nights of hotel accommodation
• Pick-up and drop-off
• Professional tour vehicle with commercial insurance
• Breakfast
• Professional tour guide and service

• Guide gratuity: $15/person/day
• Other optional activities

The tour features a scenic drive along Highway 1, renowned as one of North America’s most beautiful roads, and an awe-inspiring journey on the Coast Starlight Train. Experience the allure of Santa Barbara and Solvang, and visit the magnificent Hearst Castle, formerly the estate of media tycoon William Hearst. Relish coastal vistas with an overnight stay by the beach, then proceed to Monterey Bay for a drive along the renowned 17-Mile Drive. In Silicon Valley, visit tech giants Apple and Google, and explore San Francisco’s iconic attractions, including the Golden Gate Bridge and Fisherman’s Wharf. Enjoy the Hollywood Walk of Fame, with hotel pickup and drop-off, VIP group travel (10-14 people), and guidance from professional tour guides for an unforgettable adventure.

If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.