[Panda Train·Anyi Express - Yaju/Yashe/Guige Editions] 5-Day 4-Night Guizhou Family Tour

1. Transportation: Panda Train·Anyi Express Guige/Yashe/Yaju seats + local 50-seat licensed tourist coach, guaranteeing one proper seat per person. 2. Meals: Full itinerary arrangement: 3 breakfasts + 2 lunches + 3 dinners, including 2 specialty meals. Anyi Express train meals: None. Local meals: Breakfast is hotel breakfast; standard for main meals is 40 yuan/person; campsite meal standard is 80 yuan/person. Special note: Train meals must be ordered in advance according to quantity; local meals are group table meals; meals included in the itinerary are non-refundable if not used. Note: The D4 lunch is listed in the document as "bring your own simple meal" and must be prepared by yourself. 3. Tickets: Guige/Yashe/Yaju seats all include attraction tickets and necessary scenic-area transportation included in the itinerary. After paying a supplement of 280 yuan/person on D2 in Anshun to upgrade to Route B: Huangguoshu Scenic Area is not included; upgraded to Lianhua Ancient Cave cave exploration experience, including cave exploration, cave coffee, via ferrata, and drop tower. Route B is capped at 80 people, with a minimum group size of 30; if the group is not formed, Route A will be used by default. Tickets are uniformly calculated at group rates and must be booked and registered in advance; no discount policies apply, and they are non-refundable if not used. 4. Accommodation: See the detailed itinerary for hotels; D2 Lavande Hotel (Anshun Ancient City Gufu Street Branch) or equivalent; D3 Xingyi Vienna International Hotel (Xingyi Jushan Avenue) or equivalent; D1/D4 stay on the Panda Train·Anyi Express. Hotel rooms are twin standard rooms; if there is a single male or single female, room sharing will be arranged; if room sharing is not possible or if you voluntarily stay alone, a single room supplement of 300 yuan/person is required. 5. Guides and service staff: Excellent local tour guide; full-time accompanying service staff; the Anyi Express is equipped with Panda Butlers providing public services and professional certified medical staff. Special note: "Certified medical staff accompanying" means health ambassadors with physician or nurse qualifications and rich clinical experience who accompany tourists on the train. 6. Child service standards: Under 6 years old: Does not include train berth and train meals, hotel accommodation and hotel breakfast, tickets and scenic-area transportation; includes coach fee, ground half meals, driver and guide service fees, etc. 6 years old (inclusive) to 12 years old: Does not include hotel accommodation and hotel breakfast, tickets and scenic-area transportation; includes train berth and train meals, coach fee, full ground meals, driver and guide service fees, etc. Children over 12 years old are handled according to adult standards. 7. Complimentary: Complimentary travel accident insurance with coverage up to 800,000 yuan. Claims are subject to the relevant terms of the insurance company; for accidental injuries not caused by the travel agency, expenses shall be paid by the tourist first and reimbursed afterward according to the insurance company's regulations; expenses arising from the guest's own illness shall be borne by themselves and are not covered by insurance.

1. All other expenses not listed in the service standards. 2. Optional paid itinerary and services: Intangible cultural heritage experiences such as batik, flower-and-grass paper, and Dixi mask painting in Jiuzhou Ancient Town; Items such as rice-field fish catching and peak-forest cycling in Wanfenglin are subject to on-site charges at the scenic area; Other personal consumption. 3. D2 upgrade to Route B supplement: 280 yuan/person; if not upgraded, Route A will be used. 4. Single room supplement: If room sharing is not possible or if you voluntarily stay alone, a supplement of 300 yuan/person is required. 5. D4 lunch: Listed in the document as "bring your own simple meal"; at your own expense/prepare in advance. 6. Additional force majeure expenses: Additional expenses caused by unexpected events such as transportation delays or cancellations, or by force majeure such as war, strikes, and natural disasters. 7. Unlisted expenses: Unlisted meals, tickets, scenic-area transportation, accommodation, personal consumption, etc. 8. High-risk activities: Such as diving, skydiving, skiing, rock climbing, adventure, rafting, horseback riding, etc.; risks and expenses for participating on your own shall be borne by the tourist.