Spring is in the air!! It's time to travel to the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River~.

🌿Winter has gone and spring has come, everything is reviving, and the season of blooming flowers has quietly arrived! Have you been itching to go out and travel? Have you decided where to let yourself go? If not, why not take a trip to the Three Gorges! 🍃The scenery of the Three Gorges in spring is very beautiful. At this time, the river water is emerald green, the mountains on both sides are lush and verdant, and the journey is full of blooming flowers! Surrounded by pure nature every day, breathing fresh air, basking in the warm sun, just thinking about it is wonderful! 🔥🔥The best way to tour the Three Gorges is to take the 'Three Gorges Cruise'. The Yangtze River Three Gorges Cruise will fully resume operations in early March! There are seven main series of Three Gorges cruises (New Century, Victoria, President, Yangtze Gold, Royal Oriental, Yangtze Overseas, and Goddess of China), with dozens of ships in total. They meet the needs of people at different price points. The entire trip to the Three Gorges is not tiring, and there are essential shore attractions included along the way for tourists to disembark and visit. You will stay in a river-view balcony room on the cruise, and meals are included on the cruise, making it an all-in-one experience for eating, living, and traveling! 👍Of course, the entire journey is purely for fun, with no shopping stops, making it very suitable for family trips/parent trips/parent-child trips/group trips. Tips: 1. All foreign cruises are designed and built according to the standards of five-star hotels. The rooms have toiletries, so it is recommended to bring a small amount of luggage and personal items, a small amount of snacks, regular rain gear, and sunscreen. 2. The tickets are one-way, not round-trip. The disbanding location has convenient transportation. 3. Regular cruises do not include meals on the night of boarding and the noon of disembarkation. Other daily meals are Western and Chinese buffets. Remember to dine onshore before boarding.