Washington DC

Go to the headquarters of Corning, a Fortune 500 company, visit the world's largest glass collection museum, and enjoy live glass production performances. Then we will go to Niagara Falls, visit the Falls National Park and see the American Falls, Horseshoe Falls and Bridal Veil Falls. The water rushes down like thunder and lightning. Experience the majestic momentum firsthand, just like thousands of horses galloping. At night, you will go deep into Niagara Falls and experience an in-depth night tour. You will appreciate the magnificence of the Water of Thor from multiple angles in the dark, enjoy the colorful and magnificent Niagara Falls night light scene, and feel the unique charm of the falls. Itinerary: Washington D.C. → The Corning Museum of Glass (optional, 1.5 hr) → Niagara Falls Night View Tour (1.5 hr)

Corning Museum of Glass

The Corning Museum of Glass (optional, 1.5 hr): We set off from Washington, D.C. in the morning and drive north to the world-famous Corning Museum of Glass, the heart of the American glass industry. Some 100,000 pieces fill the galleries, from colorful artworks to crystal-clear sculptures, with live glassmaking demonstrations that bring the craft to life.

Niagara Falls

Continue to Niagara for the night tour, “one park, two islands, three falls.” Heading deep into the park, you take in multi-angle views from Ram Island and Moon Island while Horseshoe Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and American Falls glow under shifting colored lights. When a fireworks show is scheduled that evening, we make sure you’re there to see it.

Niagara Falls

Today we will carry out activities at the waterfall, learn about the past & present of the Niagara Falls Itinerary: Niagara Falls Classic Tour (optional, 2.5 hr) [Whirlpool State Park → Cave of the Winds → Maid of the Mist] → New York Note: The Maid of the Mist waterfall viewing boat is open to the public from the end of April to October (depending on the ice conditions on the river). After the boat is closed, the itinerary will no longer visit this attraction. The specific closure time is subject to the actual notification of the attraction.

Niagara Falls State Park

Niagara Falls Classic Tour (optional, 2.5 hr): Spend the morning getting close to the falls from both land and water. At Whirlpool State Park you look down on a 125-foot-deep natural whirlpool, formed where the river makes a sharp turn and the rapids churn back on themselves. At the Cave of the Winds, an elevator drops you into the gorge and onto walkways at the foot of the falls, close enough to feel the spray. Then comes the Maid of the Mist, the storied boat sailing since 1846 that carries you right into the misty basin below the falls. Afterward we make the drive to New York. Note: the Maid of the Mist usually operates late April to October (subject to river ice conditions); after it closes for the season, this stop is not visited.

Cave of the Winds

The Cave of the Winds on the New York side of Niagara Falls is an attraction, which allows sightseers to walk right up to the base of the Bridal Veil Falls with water crashing right down on them and flowing beneath the decking!

It's the combination of height and volume that makes the Niagara Falls so beautiful. More than 6 million cubic ft. (168,000 cubic meters) of water lays over the crest line of the falls every minute during daytime peak tourist hours. And the famous Maid of the Mist ride gets passengers as close as possible to the Niagara Falls! The Maid rides right into the mists thrown up by the roaring cascade as the Niagara River tumbles over the edge of the falls.

New York City

Note: hotel in the Newark / New York area (e.g., Holiday Inn Newark International Airport; Crowne Plaza Newark Airport; Renaissance Newark Airport Hotel; APA Hotel Woodbridge; Crowne Plaza Edison; Embassy Suites by Hilton Piscataway Somerset; or similar).

New York City

Today, we will embark on a journey of financial wealth in New York, visit New York’s landmark buildings, and truly understand why New York is the world’s financial capital. With so many areas and landmarks so well known, exploring the entire city in one day can seem like an impossible task, but we have itineraries designed just for you. Under the guidance and introduction of the guide, you can learn more about the unique history and culture of this city by visiting many famous landmarks!

New York City

New York City Fortune Tour (2 hr) → One World Trade Center Observatory (optional, 70 min) → Liberty Cruise (optional, 60 min) → Washington D.C. Fortune Tour, First Stop: Canyon of Heroes → Woolworth Building → 15 Park Row → The Porter Building → St. Paul’s Church → Telegraph Building Second Stop: Equitable Building → Trinity Church → Bank of New York → Federal Hall → New York Stock Exchange → Trump Building → Deutsche Bank → Charging Bull → Customs House → Standard Oil Building → Cunard Line HQ Third Stop: Times Square Notes: 1. The New York City Fortune Tour attractions will be viewed by car and hiking, and we will stop at four regions. 2. The above attractions are all outside visited.

Trinity Church NYC

New York City Fortune Tour (2 hours) Start the day with a guided tour of the world’s financial capital, taking in the district’s landmarks by coach and on foot. You’ll pass the Canyon of Heroes and the historic Woolworth Building, then the heart of Wall Street at the New York Stock Exchange, Federal Hall, Trinity Church, and the famous Charging Bull, finishing in the neon blaze of Times Square. All sites are viewed from the outside.

One World Trade Center

If you’d like, ride to the top of One World Trade Center, the “Freedom Tower.” At 1,776 feet, a nod to the year the Declaration of Independence was signed, it’s the tallest building in the United States, and its Discovery Level offers 360-degree views over the city, the rivers, and the harbor.

Statue of Liberty

You can also add a harbor cruise on the Hudson, gliding past the Statue of Liberty for a close look from the water along with skyline views of Manhattan and both riverbanks.

Washington DC

From there it’s the drive back to Washington, D.C., closing out three days of waterfalls, glass, and city skylines.