14-Day Highlights of Hongkong, Seoul, Tokyo, Kyoto and Mt.Fuji
14-Day Highlights of Hongkong, Seoul, Tokyo, Kyoto and Mt.Fuji
14-Day Highlights of Hongkong, Seoul, Tokyo, Kyoto and Mt.Fuji
Overview
- Explore Seoul in South Korea, Tokyo, Kyoto, and the Mount Fuji area in Japan, as well as the Special Administrative Region of China, Hong Kong, in a comprehensive Eastern Asia tour package.
- Experience unique Korean, Japanese, and Chinese culture and efficiency.
- City tour of modern and traditional Seoul, a cruise on Lake Ashi with views of Mount Fuji, and a classic city tour of Hong Kong!.
- Choice of add-on tours to discover more attractions in Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo, and Kyoto.
- Flexible time for guests to explore at their own pace.
- Deluxe and comfortable hotel accommodation with daily breakfast.
- International airfare and flights from Hong Kong to Seoul and Seoul to Tokyo included.

Daily Schedule
Daily Itinerary Day 1 – Depart for Hong Kong
Board your international flight bound for Hong kong from your selected international gateway. For a more superb flight experience, you can contact us for the opportunity to upgrade your scheduled flight to a non-stop journey across the Pacific Ocean for a fee.
Arrival Day Day 2 – Arrival in Hong Kong
Welcome to Hong Kong! Upon your arrival,Meet your guide at the airport and transfer to your hotel. Enjoy the rest of the day on your own.
Overnight: Hong kong
Daily Itinerary Day 3 – Hong Kong
The highlights of today’s sightseeing tour include a visit to Stanley Market, Aberdeen Fishing Village, the Repulse Bay and Victoria Peak (include 1 way peak tram ride up). At the Stanley Market, you can stroll around Stanley’s famous seaside village bazaar. Aberdeen Fishing Village is known as home of the “Boat People”, where people’s lifestyle has not changed much since the early days of their settlement in Hong Kong. After touring Repulse Bay Beach, you’ll finish your tour of Hong Kong Island with a scenic ride that brings you up to Victoria Peak, where the harbor and the city sprawl out in front of you. The afternoon is free to spend at your leisure.
Overnight: Hong kong
Meals: Breakfast
Daily Itinerary Day 3 – Hong Kong
Enjoy your free day in Hong Kong to refresh yourself or to explore the city on your own. Also, you can join our optional program: Macau Day Trip from Hong Kong - $159 per person (Must be pre-booked before departing)
Optional Program: Day trip to Macau from Hong Kong by catamaran or jet foil-$159 per person
Explore evocative UNESCO World Heritage Sites like the Ruins of St Paul and the A-Ma Temple; Drive along the Guia Circuit where the Macau Grand Prix is held; See modern developments like the Macau Tower, the 11th highest tower in the world;
Visit Macau Casino and try your hand at a card table; Enjoy an international buffet lunch in a local Macau restaurant.
Overnight: Hong Kong
Meals: Breakfast
Daily Itinerary Day 5 – Hong Kong – Seoul
Check out of the hotel after breakfast today to get ready for your next destination. Catch the pre-scheduled airport transfer time that will best suit you before your flight departure to Seoul, South Korea.Upon your arrival in Incheon International Airport, you will meet your driver and be transferred to Seoul. The remainder of the day is for your rest or to explore Seoul on your own.
Overnight:Seoul
Meals: Breakfast
Daily Itinerary Day 6 – Seoul
Seoul was officially named since 1945, but its history as the important city for many Korean kingdoms dated long before into the 18 B.C. Located northwest of South Korea, the city of Seoul covers an approximate radius of 9 miles and dissected in half by the Han River which was used as an ancient sea trade route to China. Today, Seoul is a modern metropolis housing nearly 10 million bustling with manufacturing, finance, commerce, and technology amidst many historical and cultural landmarks. After breakfast, embark on a full-day tour of this modern yet ancient city of Seoul. Visit Gyeongbokgung Palace, Korean Folklore Museum, Jogyesa Temple, the Presidential Office, Ginseng Shopping Center, Jongmyo (UNESCO Heritage Site), the famous Gwangjang Market, and Bukchon Hanok Village.
Overnight:Seoul
Meals: Breakfast
Daily Itinerary Day 7 – Seoul
Today is free on your own, or join in our optional program, to the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) at $145 per person.
Optional Program:Demilitarized Zone Day Tour
After breakfast, a half-day tour to the DMZ based on Seat-In-Coach (DMZ) will be the highlight of your day. Visit the DMZ between North Korea and South Korea. The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) is a region on the Korean peninsula that demarcates North Korea from South Korea, and no one is permitted to tour the DMZ unless they are part of a tour. Roughly following the 38th parallel, the 150-mile-long DMZ incorporates territory on both sides of the cease-fire line as it existed at the end of the Korean War (1950–53). Visits will be conducted to include Imjingak Pavilion, Freedom Bridge, the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, DMZ Theater, Dora Observatory, Dora Train Station, Unification Village, and Amethyst Factory. The tour will end with the drop-off at the hotel.
Overnight:Seoul
Meals: Breakfast
Daily Itinerary Day 8 – Seoul – Tokyo
Check out of the hotel before noon and transfer to Incheon Airport to your next destination: Tokyo, Japan! Upon your arrival in Tokyo and depending on accommodation availability at the time of booking, your hotel may either be in the city of Narita or near Tokyo Bay. Ride the free hotel bus service to check-in if the hotel is in Narita, or proceed to the Airport Limousine Bus ticketing counter at the airport to purchase your affordable Airport Limousine Bus ticket (at own expense) for the convenient ride to check-in for the latter. Your tour representative will meet and greet you at the hotel lobby.
Overnight: Tokyo
Meals: Breakfast
Daily Itinerary Day 9 – Tokyo
You can explore the exciting city of Japan, Tokyo on your own, or you may take on our optional Tokyo Discovery Tour (requires a collective minimum of 10 persons to operate).
Optional Program: Tokyo Discovery Tour. Visit the famous Tsukiji Market in downtown Tokyo that used to be the largest wholesale fish and seafood market in the world. Although the inner wholesale market has moved in October 2018 to another location, the surrounding colorful businesses and eateries around the market is still as uniquely vibrant as ever attracting locals and visitors from around the world. Take a stroll in the Odaiba Seaside Park (Odiaba Kaihinkoen) and try spotting the Tokyo Tower and Rainbow Bridge along the impressive Tokyo skyline – from across the metropolis on a man-made beach. You even can pose for photo-ops with a miniature Statue of Liberty replica or a full-scale Gundam robot there. Walk into the grounds of the famous Asakusa Kannon Temple (Sensoji) later. This oldest and most famous Buddhist temple in Tokyo was dedicated to Kannon Bosatsu or the Bohdisattva of Compassion, and the long street leading up to the temple door is lined with 89 stores selling many colorful and interesting gifts since the eighteenth century. The excursion shall also venture into the sleepless town of Kabukicho – an entertainment and red-light district in Shinjuku, Tokyo.
Overnight: Tokyo
Meals: Breakfast
Daily Itinerary Day 10 – Tokyo – Hakone – Shizuoka/Aichi
Check out of the hotel in the morning and board the tour bus for onward sightseeing at famous destination Hakone. Lunch will be on your own along one of the many pleasant rest stops or unique service areas on the highways where you can enjoy an abundance of surprising and exceptional eats and snacks. Enjoy the bird’s-eye view of the nearby Hakone and Lake Ashi scenic region via the Komagatake Ropeway aerial tram. Then, enjoy the picturesque view of Mount Fuji in the distance onboard a cruise on Lake Ashi, a crater lake famous for its views of the famous peak. The tour will proceed to Shizuoka, the famous Japanese capital for tea. Depending on the local traffic situation, the overnight stay may be in Shizuoka or Aichi prefecture.
Overnight: Shizuoka/Aichi
Meals: Breakfast
Daily Itinerary Day 11 – Shizuoka/Aichi – Kyoto
After breakfast, depart for Kyoto, Japan's cultural and artistic center, and the country's capital for over 1,000 years that is still quaint with the alleyways and historical architectural designs of homes and buildings in the city. Kyoto is considered the cultural capital of Japan and a major tourist destination. It is home to numerous Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, palaces, and gardens, many of which are listed collectively by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
Optional Program: Kyoto Discovery Tour (Minimum of 10 persons to operate). Visit the Kinkakuji (Golden Pavilion) - a Zen temple in northern Kyoto whose top two floors are completely covered in gold leaf. It is one of the most popular buildings in Japan, attracting a large number of visitors annually; see Fushimi Inari Shrine – one of Japan's best-known Shinto shrines, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The shrine is famous for its thousands of vermilion torii gates, which straddle a network of trails behind its main buildings.
Overnight: Kyoto
Meals: Breakfast
Daily Itinerary Day 12 – Kyoto
Continue exploring Kyoto on your own or choose to join ONE of our optional tours below.
Optional Program: Full-day Tour of Nara Osaka with lunch (Minimum of 10 persons to operate).
Today you will get a chance to visit the Kasukataisya Shrine. Kasukataisya Shrine is one of Japan's renowned Shinto shrines located in Nara. The shrine holds significant historical and cultural importance in the region. Its main hall and surrounding structures offer a glimpse into traditional Japanese architecture and religious practices. Visitors to Kasukataisya Shrine can also enjoy the serene atmosphere of the surrounding forested area. After exploring the shrine, you can take a stroll through Nara Park, where you may encounter friendly deer. Don't forget to try feeding them shika senbei, a popular activity enjoyed by visitors to the park.
Overnight: Kyoto
Meals: Breakfast
Daily Itinerary Day 13 – Kyoto-Tokyo
After breakfast, enjoy your journey back to Tokyo via the Tomei Expressway with Driver. Enjoy lunch at one of the independently operated service areas en route, where you will find a great choice of Japanese or Western food. Since it takes 7 to 8 hours by road from Kyoto to Tokyo, you can opt to travel to Tokyo on the Shinkansen; Bullet Train within two-and-a-half hours, in order to enjoy more free time in Kyoto or Tokyo.
Optional Program: Extra free time in Kyoto and Japan via the Shinkansen Experience (2.5 hours). This great convenience is strongly recommended as a great experience to test-ride the Japanese high-speed train, which can travel at up to 189 mph and offers reclining seats, local refreshments, and picturesque scenery along the way.
Overnight: Tokyo
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Daily Itinerary Day 14 – Tokyo - Home
Check out of the hotel before noon and ride the convenient, comfortable and affordable Airport Limousine Bus (at your own expense) to the airport. You are suggested to inquire about the transport departure schedule and the limousine bus ticket purchase information at the hotel.
