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Pomp, duck and luck
19 Tage China
yolo-reisen.de/asien/china/pomp-duck-and-luck-2019China
Pomp, duck and luck
Was soll man zu dieser Reise sagen? Die Namen sagen doch schon alles.
Himmelstempel. Große Wildganspagode. Garten der Tugend. Halle der Jadewellen,
wo man den Pirolen lauscht. Palast der himmlischen Klarheit. Halle der mittleren
Harmonie und so weiter. Irgendwann weißt du nicht mehr, wo dir der Kopf steht. Aber
wofür dein Herz schlägt, das weißt du.
Seite 2 von 16Included services:
= Abenteuerreise mit maximal 12 Teilnehmern
= Jede Reise findet statt
= Englisch sprechender, einheimischer Guide in internationaler Reisegruppe
= Unterkunft: 11 x Hotel, 1 x Nachtzug, 3 x Gasthaus, 3 x Schiff
= Transport: Bus, Metro, privater Reiseminibus, Schiff, Fahrrad, Nachtzug, Hochgeschwindigkeitszug
= Mahlzeiten: 3 x Frühstück, 3 x Mittagessen, 2 x Abendessen
= Aktivitäten laut Tagesprogramm
= 100 m² Regenwald 4 you (Jedem Gast schenken wir im Regenwald von Ecuador ein Grundstück, das Jahr
für Jahr den CO2-Ausstoß seiner Reise kompensiert. Eingetragen auf seinen Namen und auf ewig seins.)
= Highlights: Beijing – Stadt der Superlative. Chinesische Mauer – das größte von Menschenhand
geschaffene Bauwerk. Vorsicht scharf: die Sichuan-Küche. Folge den Spuren buddhistischer Pilger.
Yangtze – Quelle hydroelektrischer Kraft
Day-to-day-Itinerary:
Day 1
Beijing
Ni hao! Welcome to China, Beijing, the capital of the most populous country on earth, with plenty of places
that give an insight into the nation's ancient past, as well as newer sights that showcase China's
contemporary culture. Your adventure begins with a Welcome Meeting at 6 pm this evening. After the
meeting maybe head out to explore the Beijing Streets – with your hotel located centrally, a walk in any
direction will unveil all sorts of wonderful surprises. Perhaps kick off your China adventure with an iconic
dish – Beijing duck.
The Welcome Meeting will take place at 6 pm.
If you are making your own way to the joining hotel by taxi (the easiest option): Metered taxis are
available outside the airport terminal building. You can follow the airport signs to reach to the official taxi
stand. The taxi ride from the airport to our starting point hotels takes about 45 minutes to 1 hour and
should cost around CNY120 (include CNY10 for the airport expressway toll). Show the taxi driver the address
of the hotel in Chinese characters. Please avoid Taxi drivers who don't wait in the Taxi line for clients and
approach you in the queue claiming they use meter. In any case, please take a printed copy of your
hotel name and address in Chinese as shown with you.Please look for a note in the hotel lobby or ask
reception where the welcome meeting will take place.
Accommodation: Hotel / King Parkview Hotel (Huayu Hotel) / 55 Shatan Hou Street / Dong Cheng
District / Beijing / 100009 / CHINA
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Beijing
Today you'll explore two of the most popular sights in Beijing. There will be a lot of walking today as well as
using public buses and the subway to get around. Make your way to the centre of the city – Tian'anmen
Square, the symbolic centre of Chinese power. Framed by the Gate of Heavenly Peace with its Mao portrait,
Mao's Mausoleum, the Great Hall of the People, the National Museum, and with elaborate flag raising and
lowering ceremonies at dawn and dusk, it's a place of pilgrimage for the Chinese tourists who consider it
the heart of their nation. From here you will enter the enormous Forbidden City. Built more than 500 years
ago and off limits to commoners for almost all that time, is a truly amazing place. Despite the
transformation of the city around it, the Forbidden City looks much like it always has. As you explore the
great halls and courtyards you'll be able appreciate the might and grandeur of the Imperial Chinese court
during the height of its power in the Ming and Qing dynasties. This evening is free to explore the Beijing
street food scene; there are many night markets to visit and hutong (historic narrow streets and alleys)
eateries in which to try local treats.
Included Activities
= Tian'anmen Square & Forbidden City
= Tiananmen Square
Special Information: Tian'anmen Square and the Forbidden City are the number one attractions in the
whole country for local travellers and as such can get very crowded with tour groups. Be ready!
Accommodation: Hotel
Optional Activities
= Beijing - Temple of Heaven - CNY40
= Beijing - Summer Palace - CNY40
= Beijing - Kungfu Show - CNY180
= Beijing - Lama Temple - CNY25
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The Great Wall - Beijing
This morning you'll take a private bus to visit Mutianyu Great Wall and spend some time exploring, taking
photos and learning the history of this mighty site (and sight). An incredible piece of engineering, the wall
stretches 6,000 km westwards from the mountain ridges north of Beijing. It was originally constructed to
protect Chinese empires from the 'barbarians' of the north and even though it failed in this purpose, it's still
without a doubt one of the country's most remarkable achievements and an iconic destination. The walk is
generally on the restored section of the wall, but this still means walking on steep, uneven terrain and
multiple steps, so reasonable fitness and comfortable shoes are needed. The walk is approximately 5
kilometres (2 - 3 hrs depending on your level of fitness). There are different ways to go onto/off the wall.
You can choose to take the cable car, chairlift or even toboggan to get off the wall (at your own expense).
A great idea is to bring a picnic lunch with you to enjoy atop the wall during a rest break. Being perched on
this incredible engineering feat and surveying the spectacular surrounding countryside is an unforgettable
experience. Return to Beijing by private bus, and then enjoy a free evening to either relax or explore Beijing
further.
Included Activities
= Beijing - Mutianyu Great Wall
Travel time: Drive to Mutianyu Great Wall is approx. 2hrs
Accommodation: Hotel
Day 4
Xi'an
Today you'll travel to Xi'an by high-speed train. The capital of Shaanxi Province, Xi'an is the largest city in
northwest China. Once the imperial centre of China for nearly 2000 years, Xi'an is now a vibrant, modern
city dotted with many interesting historical sites and is a great place to explore. Join your leader on a short
walking tour to uncover what was once the start of the ancient trading route of the Silk Road. The city has a
wonderful Muslim Quarter, and you'll wander the narrow streets of shops, lively markets, and groups of
white-bearded men in skull caps sipping tea in cafes. See the City Walls and Gates, the most complete in
China, running over 13 kilometres (8 miles) around the city. Xi'an's Silk Road history means it has an exciting
mixture of cultures, especially found in its food options, ranging from delicious Muslim fare to great little
dumplings in Chinese restaurants. Maybe choose to visit the Bell and Drum Towers, the former built
(according to legend) to restrain the dragons that were causing earthquakes, the latter is (unsurprisingly)
full of drums, once used to mark time and warn in emergencies. Perhaps visit the night markets and try
many of the tantalising local specialties such as pao mo (lamb broth that you break flat bread into), hand
pulled noodles, hot pot and barbecue.
Included Activities
= Xi'an - Muslim Quarter walking tour
Seite 5 von 16Travel time: Train to Xi'an approx. 5.5 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
Optional Activities
= Xi'an - Cycling on City Wall - CNY80
= Xi'an - Bell & Drum Towers - CNY50
= Xi'an - Small Wild Goose Pagoda - CNY50
= Xi'an - Big Wild Goose Pagoda - CNY80
= Xi'an - Great Mosque - CNY25
Day 5
Xi'an
Today we will travel by public transport to visit what is undoubtedly one of the man-made wonders of the
world – the Terracotta Warriors. You'll learn all about this incredible archaeological find, discovered in 1976
by farmers digging a well, after being buried for 2000 years. These clay statues of soldiers, horses and
chariots (originally all painted) were commissioned by the emperor Qin Shi Huangdi as part of his
mausoleum after he ascended to the throne in 264 BC. Three main pits are open for you to view, where just
under 2000 of the total 6000 warriors – each individually sculpted from clay, each having a different
costume, height, and even facial expressions – stand in battle formation. The scale is incredibly impressive.
Return to Xi'an for you final evening in the city.
Included Activities
= Xi'an - Terracotta Warriors
Travel time: Public transport to the Terracotta Warriors approx. 2 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
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Chengdu
Take a 3.5 hour bullet train ride to Chengdu. The capital of Sichuan Province, Chengdu is most famous for
two main things – the pandas living in the mountains and the food. Its hot, spicy cuisine is largely regarded
as the best within China. In such a food-loving country, this is no mean feat. Maybe sample a spicy Sichuan
hotpot this evening. It might be one of China's biggest cities, but Chengdu has preserved plenty of its
traditional flavour and visitors can still find famous teahouses, numerous markets and some of the most
interesting food in China. Go on a walking tout with your leader and check out Tianfu Square and People's
Park, arguably the most lively park in China, full of locals singing, dancing, doing tai chi or even modelling!
Don't miss out on the teahouses - pull up a stool and sample the local favourite green and jasmine tea.
Don't be surprised if someone offers to give you a head massage or clean your ears while sipping your tea!
Included Activities
= Chengdu - Walking tour
Travel time: Bullet train ride to Chengdu takes 3.5 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
Optional Activities
= Chengdu - Sichuan Opera - CNY90
= Chengdu - Cooking class - CNY120
= Chengdu - Bike hire - CNY20
Day 7
Chengdu
Visit the Giant Panda Breeding Research Base today, where you're able to witness the conservation efforts
being made to save this endearing endangered species. There are only around 1,000 pandas left in the
world and 80% of them are found in the mountains in Sichuan. The facility was set up 30 years ago to help
conserve this animal, and there are more than 80 giant and red pandas living at the base. The pandas have
over 600 acres of parkland to live in, and you can get up close and learn more about these majestic
creatures. Watch them play, eat bamboo and climb the trees. If you're lucky enough you might even get to
see newborns taking their first steps in the nursery (July-September). Afterwards, return downtown
Chengdu for some free time. Perhaps take in a performance of traditional Sichuan Opera, visit the Wenshu
Temple, or take a cooking class.
Included Activities
= Chengdu - Giant Panda Breeding Research Base
Accommodation: Hotel
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Leshan - Emei Shan
Travel by private bus to Emei Shan. Along the way, stop in the town of Leshan to visit the World
Heritage-listed Leshan Giant Buddha. Facing the river, the 71-metres tall Buddha is carved out of a cliff face
and took almost a 100 years to finish. Capture its solemn beauty and stillness taking the boat on the river.
Then continue to Emei Shan where we'll spend the next 3 nights.
Included Activities
= Leshan - Giant Buddha
Accommodation: Monastery/Guesthouse
Day 9
Emei Shan
Today will be spent exploring the landscape surrounding Emei Shan, one of China's four sacred Buddhist
mountains. In the morning, travel by bus and then cable car, to the summit. The views from the
3099-metre/10,170-feet peak at Emei Shan are truly spectacular on a clear day. Take a public bus down the
mountain, where you'll start your 3-hour trek with a local guide to your accommodation at one of the
mountain's monastery guesthouses.
Included Activities
= Emei Shan - Cable car & Golden Summit
= Emei Shan - Scenic Area Hiking
Travel time: total travel time approximately 3 hours.
Accommodation: Monastery/Guesthouse
Our accommodation here is in a monastery on Emei Shan. It is basic with simple rooms and shared
bathroom facilities but the setting keeps our travellers raving! Nights are incredibly peaceful and waking up
to the sound of monks chanting is truly unforgettable. Please note that during religious festivals or peak
travel periods, you may stay at a guesthouse in Emei town as an alternative to the monasteries here. If you
are travelling in the months of October-April, while we still visit Emei Shan and the surrounding areas there
may be some changes to the activities and accommodation available depending on the weather conditions.
We advise you to bring very warm clothes (waterproof shoes, windproof coat, hat, scarf, gloves) as there
can be snow and sub-zero temperatures in the mountains in March/April or November.
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Emei Shan
On Day 10 you'll continue to explore the beautiful countryside at the base of the mountain, which provides
ample opportunity for leisurely paced walks. It may be possible to visit some local hot springs to relax and
revive from your hike, or take a tour of some nearby villages. You can also visit the Crouching Tiger
Monastery, hidden deep in the forest, and see its seven-metre copper pagoda inscribed with Buddhist
images and texts.
Accommodation: Monastery/Guesthouse
Optional Activities
= Emei Shan - Crouching Tiger Monastery - CNY6
= Emei Shan - Hot Springs - CNY128
Day 11
Chongqing-Yangzi River
Travel by public bus to Chongqing, gateway to Yangzi River. Chongqing is the biggest city in China with a
population of over 20 million in the city centre and suburbs sprawling along the river and up the steep hills
behind. Board your river boat - your home for the next few nights. Cruise down one of the world's greatest
rivers, with two full days on board a tourist class boat down river to Yichang.
The gorges are spectacular and most travellers enjoy their time on the Yangzi boats but some words of
warning are necessary. The Yangzi River region is one of the most industrialised and rapidly developing
areas in China. We travel on Chinese tourist boats rather than luxury tourist vessels. We like to call it a river
trip, rather than a traditional cruise.
Accommodation: Overnight Boat
Our cabins are twin-share with private bathroom facilities. Full board buffet style, including local style
breakfast, is provided while on the boat with typical (but often quite plain) Chinese cuisine. There's a
chance to visit the supermarket in Chongqing before boarding in order to stock up on some favourite
snacks, drinks or fruit for your journey, or to buy what you need if you have specific dietary requirements.
Please note that depending on the composition of the group you may be required to share a cabin with
your leader or a traveller from outside of your group on a same gender basis as tour groups are not
permitted to book single rooms on the Yangzi boats. The Chinese authorities oversee the travel of all boats
on the Yangzi. We do everything we can to ensure standards are maintained for our river trip but some
things are outside our control. We use a range of different boats, depending on availability and the date of
our departure. All boats are of a standard that complies with our required safety standards, although the
size and age of boat varies from trip to trip. As the departure times of the boats are subject to frequent
change this can mean that we need to make some changes to our itinerary and at times we've been unable
to see all three gorges due to the boat schedule or poor visibility. Any changes made will be done with the
aim of giving you the best possible Yangtze experience.
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Yangzi River
Continue your cruise along the Yangzi River. The Yangzi has inspired numerous poets, writers and travellers
over the centuries. You will travel along one of the most picturesque sections, through the renowned Three
Gorges. The dramatic 'Sanxia', as they are known in Chinese, stretch for 200 kilometres and vary from 100
metres to 300 metres in width. As well as relaxing and taking in the sights (now much changed since the
implementation of the Three Gorges dam), you may have opportunities to visit some riverside attractions
and towns on optional group excursions, including leaving the river boat to take a side trip down a tributary
of the Yangzi River. If you prefer to stay on-board, perhaps take the chance to learn some Chinese words or
how to write characters from your leader, how to play mahjong, sing some Chinese songs, catch up on your
travel diary or just relax and chat with your group members and local travellers.
Included meals: 2x breakfast, 2x lunch, 2x dinner
Accommodation: 2x Overnight Boat
Optional Activities
= Yangzi River - Fengdu Temple - CNY40
= Yangzi River - Fengdu Temple Cable Car - CNY20
Day 14
Yichang - Overnight train
Your Yangzi boat trip will end in the small city (by Chinese standards!) of Yichang. It offers a great chance to
see typical everyday Chinese life in the provinces. Here you'll enjoy a tour of the incredible feat of
engineering that is the Three Gorges Dam. The world's largest hydroelectric project, the dam generates
power and prevents the major flooding that had long threatened the people of the area (though the impact
on displaced people and archaeological sites should not be ignored). From here you'll take a private bus to
the train station and board your second overnight train to Liuzhou. As Yichang is not a major railway hub
there's only one train heading south passing through here. To make the long journey as comfortable as
possible, you will travel by soft sleeper (4 people per compartment with a lockable door) on this leg of our
trip. It's important to get a good night's sleep as you'll have to disembark the train very early tomorrow
morning.
Included Activities
= Yichang - Three Gorges Dam Project
Included meals: breakfast
Travel time: Overnight train to Liuzhou approximately 15 hours
Accommodation: Overnight train
As Yichang is not a terminal station at times the bedding on this train is not always fresh. You may wish to
Seite 10 von 16bring your own sleeping bag or sleep sheet.
Occasionally, train tickets from Yichang won't be available for sale to us, in this case, we'll reroute to Wuhan
for the night and take a bullet train to Guilin, from where you'll be transferred to Yangshuo. Your tour leader
will be able to advise you accordingly if this happens.
Day 15
Yangshuo
Arrive in Liuzhou very early in the morning (approximately 4.30 am) and travel by private transfer direct to
your next destination, Yangshuo. When you arrive, take the day to rest and soak up the charm of this little
town, popular with the Chinese and Western travellers alike, who come for the beautiful landscape and stay
for the great cafe and bar culture. It's also one of the best places in the country to get a feel for local culture
and traditions, while having plenty of fun at the same time. The countryside around Yangshuo is
immortalized in many traditional Chinese paintings – picture immense limestone karsts dotting the rural
landscape and towering spectacularly over rice paddies and the meandering Li River, all celebrated on every
20 yuan note.
Travel time: approximately 3.5 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
Optional Activities
= Yangshuo - Li River Cruise - CNY100
= Yangshuo - Bike hire - CNY20
= Yangshuo - Cooking School & Market Tour - CNY150
= Yangshuo - Zhang Yimou's Impressions Show - CNY198
= Yangshuo - Tai Chi/Kung Fu class - CNY50
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Yangshuo
Today you'll shake out your train legs and experience the dramatic limestone karst landscape on a bike ride,
where you'll gain a real insight into rural Chinese life. Stop for lunch at the house of our local friends for a
tasty meal made from locally grown produce. This is an absolutely stunning region to explore, as every turn
in the road brings you to another picture-postcard location. You'll have a local guide take us on this bike
trip, and helmets and bike rental are included. Cycling through some of China's most epic landscapes is a
highlight for many passengers. The evening is free for you to explore Yangshuo's lively cafe and bar scene.
Included Activities
= Yangshuo - Cycling tour
Included meals: lunch
Accommodation: Hotel
Optional Activities
= Yangshuo - Moon Hill - CNY15
Day 17
Yangshuo
Today is free day for you to do as you wish, and there are lots of activities on offer. You could begin the day
by focusing your body and mind with a morning tai chi class or kung fu lesson. Perhaps try your hand at
Chinese calligraphy or simply sit back and relax as you enjoy a relaxing cruise down the Li or Yulong Rivers.
Maybe visit the market to shop with the locals and get a feel for the regional produce. You can then put this
new knowledge to use in a cooking class at the Yangshuo Cooking School. Learn to cook Chinese dishes
with recipes that are easy to make and ingredients readily available outside of China, so that you'll soon be
wowing friends and family back at home. Later, perhaps watch an outdoor light show staged by 2008
Beijing Olympics' Opening Ceremony director Zhang Yimou.
Accommodation: Hotel
Optional Activities
= Yangshuo - Xianggongshan & Tea Farm Visit (Minimum. 6 Clients) - CNY300
Seite 12 von 16Day 18
Hong Kong
Take a private bus from your Yangshuo Hotel to Guilin North Station, and then board a bullet train to
Shenzhen North Station. Then it's a short metro train from Shenzhen to the Hong Kong border. The
China-Hong Kong border is busy, so there can often be a bit of a wait to get through and a lot of patience is
required. On average, it takes around 2 hours to clear immigration and customs on both sides. Your bags
will be with you during this time. Then you'll walk the short distance from the train station to the border, go
through procedures to exit China, and then enter Hong Kong. Once all that's done, you'll travel on the KCR
train to central Hong Kong. The city is a unique and fascinating place to explore and see, where the East
truly does meet the West. Hong Kong's cityscape is spectacular and its modern fast-paced life is only
minutes from picturesque islands and beaches. The locals are very proud of their Cantonese culture and
history, so step out of the shopping malls and off the main streets to discover another side of the city. This
evening, enjoy an optional final farewell dinner to sample some of the best Cantonese dishes.
Travel time: in total approximately 3.5 hours
Accommodation: West Hotel / No.39 Wai Ching Street, Kowloon / Hong Kong
Optional Activities
= Hong Kong - Victoria Peak & Tram - HKD40
= Peak Tram - HKD30
= Hong Kong - Star Ferry - HKD15
= Hong Kong - Nightly Light Show - Free
Day 19
Hong Kong
There are no activities planned for the today. The trip ends this morning. Check out time is 12pm but you'll
be able to leave your luggage at the hotel reception. We highly recommend you to spend a couple of extra
days here to further explore Hong Kong and we'll be able to help you book additional nights here. Feel free
to contact us if you are interested.
Accomodation on your trip:
During the trip you might stay in the following accomondation. Please note that, depending on
availabilities, these may vary from departure to departure.
Day 1 King Parkview Hotel (http://www.kingparkviewhotel.com/)
Day 2 King Parkview Hotel
Day 3 King Parkview Hotel
Day 4 NHA Hotel Downtown
Seite 13 von 16Day 5 NHA Hotel Downtown
Day 6 IBIS Chengdu Chunxi Road Hotel
(https://www.accorhotels.com/id/hotel-8691-ibis-chengdu-chunxi-road/index.shtml)
Day 7 IBIS Chengdu Chunxi Road Hotel
Day 8 Baoguo Monastery
Day 9 Hongchunping Monastery
Day 10 Baoguo Monastery
Day 11 Huaxia Goddess No. 1 Boat
(https://www.topchinatravel.com/yangtze-cruise/china-goddess-1.htm)
Day 12 Huaxia Goddess No. 1 Boat
Day 13 Huaxia Goddess No. 1 Boat
Day 14 overnight train
Day 15 Hangting Hotel (west street) (http://hotels.huazhu.com/hotel/detail/5419992)
Day 16 Hangting Hotel (west street)
Day 17 Hangting Hotel (west street)
Day 18 West Hotel (http://www.westhotel.com.hk/)
Day 19 -
Important Notes
= This trip travels on overnight hard sleeper trains on sections of the journey. Train travel in China may not
be entirely luxurious, but it's certainly one of the best ways to come face-to-face with the country and its
people. It's the main form of transport for locals, so take the chance to interact.
= The trip covers a fair amount of ground to enable you to see some of China's biggest cities and main
highlights, so be prepared for some long travel days.
= With walks on the Great Wall and up Emei Shan, you'll need a reasonable level of fitness. Comfortable
walking shoes with good support and grip are essential.
= This trip includes stays in a range of accommodation from hotels, guesthouses, monasteries and
riverboats to trains. While they might not always be as comfortable as home, they allow you to really
encounter local life and experience Chinese hospitality on a true adventure.
= This is a shared tour. That means that tour operators from all over the world book their guests onto this
tour. So you will be travelling in an international group.
= Visas are the responsibility of the individual traveller. Entry requirements can change at any time, so it's
important that you check for the latest information. Please visit the relevant consular website of the
country or countries you're visiting for detailed and up-to-date visa information specific to your
nationality. Visas can take several weeks to process, so familiarise yourself with any requirements as soon
as you have booked your trip to allow for processing time and costs.
= We recommend 310 € for meals not included during the trip
= A Single Supplement to have your own room is bookable on this trip, subject to availability,
and excludes the overnight train journeys, Yangzi River boat trip and the monastery stays. (Day 4,7,15 &
16)
Seite 14 von 16Preishinweise:
= Einzelzimmerzuschlag 799 € (keine Einzelzimmerbuchung an Tag 4,7,15 und 16 möglich)
= Langstreckenflug Frankfurt - Peking, zurück ab Hong Kong: z.B. mit Emirates, Lufthansa, Thai Airways oder
China Airlines ab 699 €
= Rail & Fly innerhalb Deutschlands (2. Klasse): 89 €, auf Anfrage
= Flughafentransfers im Zielland: Transfer vom Flughafen Peking zum Starthotel 65 € pro Auto (bis zu
2 Personen), Transfer vom letzten Rundreisehotel zum Flughafen Hongkong 110 € pro Auto (bis zu
2 Personen)
= Vor- bzw. Anschlussübernachtung im Tourhotel Preise pro Nacht und Person (exkl. Frühstück):
Vorübernachtung 33 € p.P. im DZ , 65 € im EZ ; Anschlussübernachtung 73 € p.P. im DZ, 145 € im EZ
= Bitte beachten: Bei Vor- und Anschlussübernachtung ist ein halbes Doppelzimmer nicht buchbar
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