1. Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival 2010
The 26th Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival will start on December 1, 2009 and last to February 28, 2010. The ceremony will be officially held in January 5, 2010. As it before the festival is held with many winter activities, such as alpine skiing, sledding, winter-swimming, ice sculpture competition, ice & snow carnival, ice lantern exhibition and firework display etc. You will discover the interesting winter facts and do the "adventurous"
2. Huangshan Winter Tours
In winter, Mt. Huangshan is covered with snow. It makes the mountain a great difference to other seasons! To visit this mighty mountain in this season, you will see the snowy peculiar-looking pines, white grotesque peaks, breathtaking sunrise, stunning sea of clouds, numb cascades and fumy hot springs...From Dec.1st through next March 28th, Huangshan is the heaven of hikers and photography enthusiasts. During winter, hotels in the mountain give discount, steps are not slippery and crowded, and ropeways work as well as other seasons... Nothing is more unforgettable than a Huangshan winter vacation.... More at http://www.chinafacttours.com/
3. Tibetan New Year Tour 2010
Tibetan Losar tours are very specially designed for those who love nature and are interested in Buddhist culture around Tibet. During these tours, you will see the nomads and touch their arts, enjoy the ritualistic Tibetan New Year (Tibetan losar) and the Great Prayer Festival, visit the very old monasteries, talk with local people, nomads and many different clans of Tibetans in Qinghai, Gansu or Sichuan provinces. We will be tracing the routes of early explorers throughout the Tibetan areas in these provinces. We travel slowly by four wheel drive vehicles caravan-style and have the best hotels available in the remote area, clean with facilities. There will be 3 persons plus 1 driver per each car and a native experienced knowledgeable Tibetan / English speaking tour guide per group. We will have excellent food such as fresh fruit and vegetables, Tibetan yogurt, fresh mutton and yak meat, chicken, eggs, rice, noodles and soup, etc... More at http://www.chinafacttours.com/
