Northeast Anti-Japanese War Culture and Historical Exploration Tour (8 Days)

Tour Highlights:

  • War History Insight:Students will explore Liaoning to learn about the War of Resistance and the resilience of Chinese heroes.

  • Cultural Heritage:Visits to Jiumenkou Great Wall and Shenyang Imperial Palace will deepen their cultural understanding.

  • Building Responsibility:The trip fosters reflection, instilling strong beliefs and social responsibility.

Reference Itinerary


Date

Itinerary Description

Day 1

  • Arrival in Dalian - Check in at the hotel and rest.

Day 2

  • Visit: Lushun Prison Site Museum, Submarine Museum, Sun Valley Historical Area, Lushun Impressions Performance, Russian Railway Station, Lushun Military Port.

Day 3

  • Exchange Program - Dalian School Exchange; Visit Laohutan Scenic Area; Experience the century-old tram station.

Day 4

  • ‍Visit: Dandong - Tiger Mountain Great Wall, Yalu River Broken Bridge, China-North Korea Friendship Bridge, An Dong Old Street.

Day 5

  • Visit: Shenyang - Memorial Hall of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea; Scenic drive along the Yalu River Scenic Route.

Day 6

  • Visit: Shenyang - Zhang Zuolin and Zhang Xueliang Mansion, September 18th Historical Museum, Shenhe Riverfront, China Industrial Museum.

Day 7

  • Explore: Dalian - Star-Sea Plaza, Hundred-Year City View; Lotus Hill Viewing Platform; Tiger Beach Ocean Park; Dalian International Convention Center.

Day 8

  • Return to Hong Kong.



*The schedule may be adjusted according to weather, participant numbers, and conditions at the destination. Final details will be confirmed before departure to ensure a smooth and safe trip

Travel Notes

1. Weather:

Northeast China has cold winters (Dec-Feb) with temperatures from -10°C to -30°C, and mild summers (Jun-Aug) ranging from 20°C to 28°C. Nights can be cooler.


2. Food:

Expect hearty meals with meat, cabbage, and potatoes. Popular dishes include stews, hotpots, and local specialties like guobao pork.


3. Packing:

Clothing: Pack warm layers for winter, including down coats and thermal wear. In summer, bring light clothing and a jacket for cooler nights.

Other items: Non-slip shoes, personal care items, and sun protection.


4. Payment:

Mobile payments (Alipay, WeChat) and credit cards are common, but carry some cash for remote areas.


5. Communication:

Wi-Fi is widely available in cities, but may be limited in rural areas. A Chinese SIM card or international roaming is recommended.