【Small Group Tour】Niagara Falls + New York: 7-Day Tour to Philadelphia, Washington D.C. & Boston **6-15 passengers business Van or Bens High Top Van**

If you arrive in JFK, LGA, EWR airport before 12:00 pm, you could join an optional Manhattan Morning Tour at your own expense (minimum of 4 people). For JFK, LGA airport: if you arrive between 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm, you could enjoy leisure time at Flushing, where you can savor your food, go shopping, and learn about Asian life and culture. Free luggage storage service will be provided during your stay. For JFK, LGA airport: for those flights arriving after 5:00 pm, we will arrange the shuttle bus to the hotel depending on the number of people and the time of flight arrival. EWR Airport: If you arrive after 12:00 pm, you will be dropped off to the hotel for rest after picking you up (hotel check-in time is after 3:00 pm). Itinerary: Manhattan Morning Tour (Optional): Brooklyn Bridge Park (30mins) → High Line Park (15mins) → Chelsea Market (15mins) → Starbucks Coffee Experience Store (15mins) → Hudson Yards (60mins) Hudson Yards A new landmark in New York City, the $25 billion Hudson Yards complex is the most expensive in American history. Based on the Indian stairwell, the complex is both a public and installation art. Standing at the top of vessel, the scenery of the entire Hudson River bank line is extremely beautiful, and meanwhile, it is opposite to Newport in New Jersey across the river. Some people say she is the Eiffel Tower in the "Big Apple", which has become the web celebrity clocking point for millions of tourists.   New York Night Tour (Optional): Rockefeller Center (15mins) → Times Square (30-45mins) → Empire State Building and Korea Village (30-45mins) Empire State Building Empire State Building is a place in New York where you have to punch in. As a symbol of the New York skyline, the Empire State Building has had a tradition of varying the colors of its top to celebrate various anniversaries and events since 1976. Next door is the Korean village of New York, all kinds of Korean cuisine, Korean cosmetics and ornaments everywhere, especially to the authentic Korean cuisine for famous.  

Take the elevator to New York City's first landmark – One World Trade Center. After it, visit the $4 billion station—The Oculus, which is built in the two memorial pools of the Old World Trade Center. Stroll through the World Financial Center New York Stock Exchange, the World Cultural Heritage Trinity Church, and the famous Wall Street. Take a picture with the bronze sculpture -- Charging Bull. Take the cruise on Hudson River to see the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge. We will visit the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum to appreciate the super strength of the world's first military power. Beside Central Park, you will be guided to Metropolitan Museum of Art and experience the bustling Times Square. Itinerary Details: Wall Street (25mins) → Trinity Church (Outside view) → Charging Bull (take photos) → One World Trade Center (Optional, 70mins) → Statue of Liberty Cruise (Optional, 50mins) → Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum (Optional, 60mins) → The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Optional, 100mins) → Times Square (30mins) Pass by: Fifth Avenue, Rockefeller Center Statue of Liberty Cruise The statue of liberty was a gift from France in 1876 to mark the 100th anniversary of the United States' independence. Take a boat tour at Manhattan and cruise along the Hudson River. Feel the prosperity of Manhattan again from the plane Angle, and take photos of the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge.   The Metropolitan Museum of Art Located on the edge of Central Park, the Museum entrance on Fifth Avenue is one of the largest and most visited Art Museums in the world. Together with the British Museum, Louvre, and St. Petersburg hermit museum, these four are known as the World's Four Museums. The collection spans more than 5,000 years and contains more than two million works of art.  

Leave from New York to Princeton University, a private Ivy League research university in Princeton. Upon arrival at Philadelphia, visit Independence National Historical Park and Independent Hall and Liberty Bell. Learn about the historical heritage building. Then, take the Philadelphia sightseeing double-decker bus to review the growth of the United States along the way. Head to the city of Lancaster to visit Amish Village. Despite the development of the contemporary technologies in the 21st century, the Amish still live in a rural setting. Itinerary Details: Princeton University (Optional, 45mins) → National Independence Park → Liberty Bell → Independence Hall (Outside view, 15mins) → Philadelphia sightseeing double-decker tour (optional, 50mins) → Amish Village (Optional, 90mins) Princeton University It's one of the famous Ivy League schools, which was founded in 1746 as the College of New Jersey. Two US Presidents, twelve US Supreme Court Justices, and numerous living billionaires and foreign heads of state are all counted among Princeton's alumni body.   Philadelphia Sightseeing double-decker Tour Starting from the stock exchange building, the journey of the United States will be revisited along the way: the first White House, the first Congress Hall, the first library, etc. The bus will stop at the Plaza of Love which is a world-class landmark. The journey takes about 13 miles and passes through the birthplace of more than 30 East American historical cradle in Philadelphia. You will see the rich history and culture of Philadelphia. Amish Village The Amish are a group of traditionalist Christian church fellowships with Swiss German Anabaptist origins. They are closely related to, but distinct from Mennonite churches. The Amish are known for simple living, plain dress, and refuse to adopt to many conveniences of modern technology.  

See the outside view of the White House, and In the Madame Tussauds Presidents Wax Museum, take photos with Presidents Obama, Trump, and other celebrities. Visit Lincoln Memorial, Vietnamese War Memorial, and Korean War Memorial. Participate in the Washington D.C. In-depth Tour which will be fully explained by the tour guide about the history of United States Capitol, National Library, and US Supreme Court. Then, visit the Smithsonian Institution Museum at leisure: National Air & Space Museum, Natural History Museum, and National Museum of Art. If time is available, we will additionally take the Capital Cruise to enjoy the scenery of Potomac River. Itinerary Details: White House (outside visit, 25mins) → Madame Tussauds Presidents Wax Museum (Optional, 60mins) → Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Korean War Veterans Memorial (45mins) → Washington D.C. In-depth Tour (optional; Includes: US Capitol (Enter visit, 75mins), National Library of America (Enter visit, 15mins), US Supreme Court (Outside view, 10mins) → Smith Museum Pass by: Jefferson Memorial, Washington Monument, World War II Memorial Madame Tussauds Presidents Wax Museum The Wax Museum, which is designed to look like the interior of the White House, will be joined by Presidents Lincoln, the Clintons, the Obamas, Donald Trump, and other celebrities. The wax figures in the museum are lifelike.   US Capitol Located on the 25-meter-high Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, it is the seat of the US Congress, the Senate, and the House of Representatives. In 1814, it was burned by the British and some buildings were destroyed. Later, the conference rooms, domes, and rotundas of the Senate and the House of Representatives were added. There is also a small round tower on the dome, with a bronze statue of the Statue of Liberty standing upright. It is the highest symbol of the government of the people, by the people, and for the people.  

We will go to Niagara Falls. Start with an In-Depth tour of Niagara Falls, including a visit to Whirlpool State Park and Old Fort Niagara. Learn the legend of Niagara Falls by watching the IMAX movie. Take Maid of Mist which is closest to the Niagara Falls (Maid of Mist is closed in winter, could join the Jet Boat instead). Feeling Touch the Falls, we will enter into Goat Island and Luna Island to enjoy the night view of seven different colors of lights reflected in the waterfall. Cave of Winds helps you get close to Niagara Falls. Itinerary Details: In-Depth Niagara tour (Optional, 100mins; Includes Old Fort Niagara (60mins) and Whirlpool State Park (15mins) → Imax Movie (Optional, 30mins) → Maid of the Mist (Optional, 60mins) → Touch The Falls (optional, 120mins; includes Goat Island, Luna Island, and Niagara Fall Night view+ Cave of the Winds Fastpass) Niagara Falls Niagara Falls, Iguazu Falls, and Victoria Falls are known as the world's three major transnational waterfalls, and listed as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It is also known as the place where life must swim once. The waterfall crosses Canada and the United States. There is a border bridge on the Niagara River called the Rainbow Bridge, which connects two countries. The two countries next to the bridge set up customs, one end belongs to Canada and one end belongs to the United States.   In-Depth Niagara tour  The tour includes two famous sites: Old Fort Niagara a historic site. Behind it is the endless Lake Ontario, one of the five largest lakes in the United States. If the weather is fine, you can see Toronto in the distance. Then, visit Niagara Whirlpool State Park, which is a natural huge river whirlpool and waterhole. It has been extended to the east coast of Niagara Falls, allowing visitors to experience the powerful vortex of natural vortex and level 5 rapids.  

Depart from the hotel. Along the direction of the Erie Canal, across Upstate New York, we will arrive in Boston in the afternoon. Boston is the capital and largest city of Massachusetts, and the largest city in New England. We are going to have a Harvard University In-depth Tour to learn about the oldest campus and take photos at the MIT main building. Then, take the Boston Freedom Trail Tour to know more about Boston, and enjoy the famous Boston Lobster Meal at night. Itinerary Details: Harvard University In-depth Tour (Optional, 45mins) → MIT (Outside view, 60mins) → Boston Freedom Trail Tour (optional, includes Boston Common, Massachusetts State House, Old South Meeting House (pass by), Old State House (Outside view), Faneuil Hall Marketplace (Quincy Market), The Paul Revere House, USS Constitution Museum (Outside view) → Boston Lobster meal (Optional, 60mins) Pass by: Boston Public Garden, Prudential Tower, Boston Library, Trinity Church Harvard University Harvard University is a private Ivy League research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with about 6,700 undergraduate students. It has been named one of the most prestigious universities in the world due to factors such as history, academic influence, and wealth. There are countless celebrities who graduated in here, such as 8 US presidents, 150 Nobel Prize winners, 13 Turing Award winners, 62 world-class rich, and so on. We will be led by Harvard students to gain an in-depth understanding of the landmarks in the college, the history and culture of the prestigious schools, and the "stars" from Harvard.   Boston Lobster Boston is located on the waterfront and in the estuary, so the seafood here is particularly fresh, especially the Boston lobster, which is very delicious and is said to be famous all over the United States.  

Take the Boston Harbor Cruise to enjoy the beautiful view of Boston Harbor. Tour ends here. Drop off at Boston and New York airport. Guests leaving Boston will have the chance to join the Boston In-depth Tour. Guests leaving New York will have an additional visit to Yale University. Itinerary Details: Boston Harbor Cruise (Optional, 60mins) → Boston Airport or Boston In-depth Tour (Optional, 110mins. Includes: Bunker Hill Monument, The First Church of Christ, Trinity Church, Boston Public Library, Prudential shopping center, only for Boston return flight after 3:00 pm) → Yale University → New York Airport Boston In-depth Tour Visit: Bunker Hill Monument, The First Church of Christ, Trinity Church, Boston Public Library Boston Public Library The Boston Tea Party in 1773 was one of the key points of the American Revolution. This rebellion was the far-reaching cause of the American Revolutionary War and ultimately led to the United States becoming independent from Britain.   Yale University It is an American private Ivy League research university in New Haven, Connecticut. Founded in 1701, it is the third oldest institution of higher education in the United States. With a campus tour, you will be amazed at the historic building and admire the world-famous Yale Library.