The first-day itinerary is for your reference only; the schedule is subject to change upon your arrival. 

Free airport pick-up service is included on the first day of your tour (excluding service fee $12/person).

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New York Morning Tour

For guests who can meet tour guide with claimed baggage before 9:00am at EWR airport.

Itinerary: New York City Hall & Brooklyn Bridge (80 mins) → Lunch (45 mins, at your own expense) → New York Chinatown & Little Italy & Manhattan Bridge (60 mins) → SoHo (30 mins)

Note: Minimum of two people to be operated, and seats are guaranteed for guests who book in advance. It will be subject to whether there are vacancies in the car if guests make a reservation during the tour.

Today we set off from New York to Hershey's Chocolate World, the largest chocolate and chocolate-based confectionery manufacturer in North America. The Hershey Chocolate Factory has now developed into a unique town. When you come here, you truly enter the world of chocolate. Even the street lights are shaped like chocolate. You will experience the magic and sweetness of the chocolate world here. At the same time, you can also visit the chocolate production process. After lunch, drive to Harrisburg, the capital of Pennsylvania. Nestled in the fertile Hana Valley, Harrisburg has played a key role in American history - both as a major link in rail and water transportation and as the site of major Civil War battles. Visit the elegant and retro Pennsylvania State Capitol Building in downtown Harrisburg. The entire building is based on Beaux Arts style and is decorated with Neo-Renaissance style throughout. After the trip, head to your hotel in Pittsburgh to check in and rest.

Itinerary:

New York → Hershey's Chocolate World DIY Chocolate（Optional，60mins）→ Harrisburg → Pennsylvania State Capitol Complex（Outside visit，30mins）→ Pittsburgh

 

After breakfast at the hotel, we will start a city tour of Pittsburgh. Take the characteristic incline train up the Duquesne Incline for a panoramic view of the "Steel Capital of the World" city. Then go to Pittsburgh City Center Park, the triangle area where three rivers meet in the city center, and immerse yourself in Pittsburgh's leisurely and comfortable urban rhythm. After lunch, we will continue to Columbus, the capital of Ohio. Here, you will see the Ohio State Capitol, one of the oldest capitol buildings in the United States; you can also choose to participate in the Cincinnati City Night Tour at your own expense. At night, Cincinnati is filled with light, as if the city is dressed in a gorgeous evening dress, waiting for you to discover. Overnight in Cincinnati.

Itinerary:

Pittsburgh → Duquesne Incline（Optional，30mins）→ Point State Park（30mins）→ Columbus → Ohio Statehouse（Outside visit，30mins）→ Cincinnati → Cincinnati City View Night Tour：Devo Park + Riverside Park（Optional，90mins）

 

As the first inland metropolis in the United States, Cincinnati is regarded as the first purely American city, where you can feel the purest American style. Cincinnati is also famous for its wide variety of ancient buildings and is considered the Paris of America. We will visit the iconic historical buildings here. Then go to Smale Riverfront Park, where you can not only immerse yourself in the city scenery, but also enjoy the first suspension bridge on the Ohio River in the United States. Then drive to the Kentucky State Capitol in Frankfort, which is also listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. Finally, check out the Crystal Agate Cave in Cave City, which is the premier viewing cave in Kentucky. You can stroll through the cave and get up close to various caves of different shapes. After the tour, check into your hotel in Nashville and rest. In the evening, you can choose to join the Nashville Night Tour at your own expense and spend a night full of lights, history, and great music!

Itinerary:

Cincinnati → Cincinnati Union Terminal（Outside visit，30mins）→ Smale Riverfront Park（60mins）→ Frankfurt → Kentucky State Capitol（Outside visit，30mins）→ Crystal Onyx Cave in Cave City（Optional，75mins）→ Nashville → Nashville Night Tour: Country Music Row + Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum（Optional，120mins）

 

After breakfast at the hotel, we will start exploring Nashville. While Nashville is best known for its role in popularizing American country music around the world, as the state's capital and most populous city, Nashville is also rich in history and heritage. During today's itinerary, you will fully experience the unique charm of Nashville's historical architecture. Then drive to Memphis, the cradle of blues music and the birthplace of rock and roll. When you walk into Beale Street you will fully feel the musical character of this city. Then go to FedEx Plaza, the home of the NBA Grizzlies. Afterwards, we went to Bass Pro Shops, an outdoor sports shopping mall in Memphis. The pyramid-shaped appearance of the store is very unique. Here you can experience the fun of shooting and other sports, buy your favorite products, and there is even a small wetland museum waiting for you inside the mall. Overnight in Grenada.

Itinerary：

Nashville → Tennessee State Capitol（Outside visit, 30mins）→ The Parthenon（Entry is optional, 60mins）→ Memphis → Beale Street + FedExForum（30mins） → Bass Pro Shops at the Pyramid（60mins）→ Grenada

 

After breakfast at the hotel, we will drive to Jackson. Jackson is known as the "city with a soul". Jackson is also the capital and most populous city of Mississippi in the United States. The city of Jackson is famous for its beautiful urban architecture, and we will visit the majestic Mississippi State Capitol, which dates back to 1903. Then drive to Baton Rouge, one of the oldest, most vibrant and impressive cities in the southern United States. People here love blues music festivals and beignets, as well as American football. Here we'll explore the Louisiana State Capitol and learn about its diverse architectural history. Afterwards we will drive to New Orleans. After arriving in New Orleans, you can choose to take a night tour of the French Quarter at your own expense in the evening, walking among the historical buildings and quietly listening to stories from a hundred years ago.

Itinerary：

Grenada → Gackson → Mississippi State Capitol（Outside visit, 30mins）→ Baton Rouge → Louisiana State Capitol（Outside visit, 30mins）→ New orleans → French Quarter Night Tour（Optional, 120mins）

 

After enjoying a delicious breakfast in the hotel, start a rich and exciting full-day trip to New Orleans! Your first stop will be at Jackson Square, where you can experience a romantic and cozy time just like the Place des Vosges in Paris, France. Here you can buy coffee and taste beignets, the famous local delicacy. There is also an internet celebrity store in Jackson Square: Café du Monde, which you can check out. Afterwards, you will board a steamboat, glide along the Mississippi River, and have lunch on the boat with live jazz music. I believe it will leave you with a unique and unforgettable memory. After experiencing the leisurely and comfortable steamboat, we will continue to the swamp area to experience the cruise along the winding waterway deep into the original wetland. As the boat cruises along, you will see crocodiles and other animal friends living in these waters. Overnight in New Orleans.

Itinerary：

New Orleans → Jackson Square（Free, 90mins）→ Mississippi River Jazz Steamboat & Lunch（Optional, 120mins）→ Swamp Tour（Optional, 90mins）→ New Orleans

 

Today we will visit two attractions listed on the U.S. National Register of World Historic Places. Learn about military history at the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park and visit the South Dakota-class battleship USS Alabama and the Gatto-class submarine USS Drum. At the Alabama State Capitol, you can get a glimpse of the glory of this first federal capitol in American history. Then drive to Atlanta, where the Georgia Aquarium is an entertainment and education science institution that provides engaging and exciting experiences to promote the conservation of aquatic biodiversity around the world. Overnight in Atlanta.

Itinerary：

New Orleans → Mobile → USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park（Outside visit, 30mins）→ Montgomery → Alabama State Capitol（Outside visit, 30mins）→ Atlanta → Georgia Aquarium（Optional, 90mins）

 

After breakfast, we will go to the Georgia State Capitol. Unlike the previous parliament buildings, this is a Renaissance and neoclassical building. Then go to the Centennial Olympic Park, where you can see the famous Five Ring Fountain, which is a fountain that is completely controlled by a computer and integrates music and lights. Coca-Cola is synonymous with Atlanta. In Atlanta, you'll find Coca-Cola everywhere. Visit the World of Coca-Cola and learn anecdotes about the world-famous soft drink in a variety of exhibits. Here, you can taste hundreds of colorful Coca-Cola flavors from around the world and start your global journey on the tip of your tongue. Drink to your heart's content and you'll be sure to drink until you're full! Finally, head to the Carolina State Capitol in Columbia to experience the beauty of Greek Revival architecture. Overnight in Charleston.

Itinerary：

Atlanta → The Georgia State Capitol（Outside visit, 30mins）→ Centennial Olympic Park&World of Coca Cola（Itinerary, 120mins）→ Columbia → South Carolina State House（Outside visit, 30mins）→ Charleston

 

Today we will go to visit one of the most amazing natural masterpieces in South Carolina - Angel Oak. This ancient oak tree has been around for centuries. Its branches extend in all directions, its canopy covers the sky and the sun, and it has experienced various natural phenomena. Disaster remains a symbol of South Carolinian spirit. Then visit the Pineapple Fountain and learn about the development history of the port city of Charleston. Then we will go to Charleston's Rainbow Street, which has history, culture, and delicious food. There are 13 colorful townhouses scattered on the romantic street, which is so beautiful. Then set foot on the oak moss avenue of Boone Hall Plantation, visit the original slave cabin, learn about the history of the development of Gullah culture, and admire the colorful plantation. After the tour, heading north along Interstate 95, we will come to the South of the Border, where the huge sombrero sign is worth a stop. After the trip, head to your hotel in Fayetteville to check in and rest.

Itinerary：

Charleston → Angel oak tree（30mins）→ Pineapple Fountain（30mins）→ Rainbow Row Old Town（30mins）→ Boone Hall Plantation & Garden（Optional, 90mins）→ South of the Border（30mins）→ Fayetteville

 

After breakfast at the hotel, we will go to the North Carolina State Capitol in Raleigh. This building is in Greek Revival style and was built after the first North Carolina State Capitol was destroyed by fire in 1831. Afterwards, drive to the Virginia State Capitol, the seat of the oldest legislative assembly in the United States, to explore the precious treasures left by many forefathers. Then drive to Richmond, Virginia, to visit the famous Maymont Estate. The manor combines open farms, Victorian buildings, gardens, and wildlife habitats. The well-preserved historic mansion and its beautiful gardens are not to be missed. At night, you can choose to take a Washington, D.C. Night Tour, which takes you to the city's top monuments and gives you a new perspective on the city under the dazzling lights. After the tour, drive to the hotel to check in and rest.

Itinerary：

Fayetteville → Raleigh → North Carolina State Capitol（Outside visit, 30mins）→ Richmond → Virginia State Capitol（Outside visit, 30mins）→ Maymont（60mins）→ D.C. Night Tour（Optional, 90mins）→ Check in

 

After breakfast at the hotel, we will continue our check-in tour. On the last day of the trip, we'll head to the Maryland State Capitol, the oldest remaining state capitol and the only state capitol to have served as the U.S. Capitol. Then go to the second stop: the Delaware State Capitol, which local residents of Delaware are accustomed to calling the Assembly Hall. The final stop is to the New Jersey State Senate, where senators sponsor and vote on legal proposals, called bills. Afterwards, we will drive back to New York, ending this unforgettable and happy journey.

Itinerary：

Hotels → Annapolis → Maryland State House (Outside visit, 30mins) → Dover → Delaware Legislative Hall (Outside visit, 30mins) → Trenton → New Jersey State House (Outside visit, 30mins) → New York