Yantze River New Dam site
#1
Guest
Posts: n/a
Yantze River New Dam site
My husband and I are planning a trip to China this fall. We are trying to choose a tour that accomodates the following. <BR>My husband is very much interested in seeing first-hand the new dam site. <BR>Any suggestions of tours that actually disembark ship to visit this dam site. <BR>Thanks, Crystal
#2
Guest
Posts: n/a
We took the Regal China Three Gorges cruise about two weeks ago. A stopped was made at the dam sight and we spend a couple of hours touring and viewing it. This includes a great view from the tower that has been built at the highest points of the sight. Our cruise was part of the Grand Circle Tour, but most of the tour companies have a similiar itinary. <BR>If you are traveling independently, you could book either the Regal or Victoria lines. <BR> <BR>herbw
#3
Guest
Posts: n/a
We just returned from a Rim-Pac tour. They use the East King and East Queen, which were very nice boats. They too stop at the sight for a very interesting view and tour of the dam. <BR>If I had to do it over again I would choose a 3 night downstream tour rather than a 5 night upstream tour. Frankly, the last day on the Yangtze was relatively boring. <BR>Fred
#4
Guest
Posts: n/a
Just a correction on my previous post. I would recommend a 4 night downstream rather than a 5 night upstream. The website for Rim-pac is www.rim-pac.com <BR>The website for the cruise line is www.orientroyalcruise.com <BR>Fred
#5
Guest
Posts: n/a
Pacific Delight has the best selection of ships (from Victoria, Regal, MS East Queen / King, and MV Snow Mountain). We are offering a $200 reduciton for November 2001 on selected cruises with Victoria. These tours are all featured on our web site at www.pacificdelighttours.com.
Trending Topics
#8
Guest
Posts: n/a
We were on a Yangtze cruise in June--and would gladly do it again. The area is beautiful. Our trip was downstream-4 nights-which was the right amount of time. There was a short stop in Fengdu, a trip to see the lesser gorges, and a stop at the dam. I think all of the ships stop at the same places. The time spent on the cruise was well worth it. In addition to seeing a beautiful area the cruise gave us some time to sit back and relax. You might want to check what the weather is like at that time -- we had a misty type of rain all but one day, it didn't slow any of us down but it might be something you'd like to consider. <BR>We were on a Victoria ship and all cabins had a large window. <BR>In early June we didn't have problems with bugs in any of the cities we visited.
#9
Guest
Posts: n/a
I think the cruise is well worth it and would definitly do it again. We took the 5 day upstream cruise and agree that the 4 day downstream cruise would be enough. I will admit though, after a rather strenous week of touring, the first do-nothing day on the river was a welcome rest. <BR>We saw very few bugs and we were not at all bothered by mosquitos on the Yangtze. I did get a few bites on the Li River in Guilin but it was worth it to see this remarkable scenery. Don't miss this! <BR>herbw
#11
Guest
Posts: n/a
We took the Yangtze cruise upstream on Victoria Cruise Lines Yangtze Angel. We booked the tour through Ritz tours. <BR> <BR>The cabins are all outside, but we upgraded to one of the upper decks that had balconies. It was wonderful to sit on the balcony and watch the shore go by. <BR> <BR>The dam site was fantastic! It is on a scale with the pyramids! We took a lot of pictures, and built a web site: <BR>http://www.peacham.com/china/dam.htm <BR> <BR>Have a great time! <BR> <BR>Fritz



