Visit New York, Washington, DC, Philadelphia (Philadelphia Ancient Capital Ruins), Boston (Harvard University), Niagara Falls, Corning (Corning Museum of Glass), Hershey (Hershey Chocolate World), New Haven (Yale University In-Depth Tour), Watkins Glen.
Experienced local tour guide take you to eat local cuisine and learn local culture
The bus is disinfected every 3 hours to ensure the sanitation in the car
Exclusive offer free attraction: Yale university (New York return only)
Inside visit Hershey's Chocolate World to know the chocolate manufacturing process
Inside visit the U.S. Congress and 360-degree aerial view the U.S. capital
Get on the Brooklyn Bridge and enjoy the panoramic view of Manhattan
Exclusive access to the "Wind Cave" at the foot of the Niagara Fall
Take the Double Decker City Bus to enjoy the first capital of the United States - Philadelphia
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The tour was wonderful and I highly recommend this tour. Our guide Eddie went above and beyond to make sure we have a great experience. 5 stars to Eddie who made this trip a hit!
Our tour guide Lay did great job giving proper information throughout the tour and was very helpful. Overall tour was amazing, beautiful places, me and my parents enjoyed a lot and plus point is they stop at the places where you will get indian food too.
Our tour guide, Eddy Long did a wonderful job and he tried his best to squeeze in all the major ionic places. He always kept us posted and updating our itineraries. Kudos to Eddy Long.