In the morning, we will visit Princeton University, one of the prestigious Ivy League universities in United States. A guided campus tour will give our guests the opportunity to know more about American education culture (admission not included).

Then we will head to the National Independence Historical Park in Philadelphia. While walking on the cobblestone streets, it seems that you could still hear the rings by the Liberty Bell, which has witnessed the founding history of America. Independence Hall (exterior, reverse side of $100 bill), is the birthplace of American modern democracy, where the Declaration of the Independence and the Constitution was debated and adopted. Next we will visit One Liberty Observation Deck (admission not included), which is the only observation deck in Philadelphia. Guests will stand on the shoulder of Philadelphia's 'giant', Benjamin Franklin, to see the historic city through a splendid 360-degree view.

In the afternoon, we will head to Washington D.C., and visit the Madame Tussands in Washington D.C. which is the only attraction you can get close to the “44 presidents” of US (admission not included).

Next, we will visit the White House (exterior only). We will also visit the U.S. Department of Treasury (exterior only), Lincoln Memorial, Korean War Memorial and Vietnam War Memorial. Lincoln Memorial is built in recognition of the great efforts of President Abraham Lincoln for American human rights, and the famous speech “I Have a Dream” by Martin Luther King Jr. took place right outside Lincoln Memorial.

Due the early sunset during winter time, we will visit Lincoln Memorial after dusk.

Depart from the hotel in early morning, we will first visit the US Capitol (exterior only). The U.S. Capitol was established at 1793, it has become the symbol of American people and government. We will also visit the Library of Congress (exterior only), which has served the United States congress for more than 200 years, and Supreme Court of the United States (exterior).

After that, we will take the D.C. Cruise along Potomac River to see many of the areas’ most historic landmarks and memorials in a unique way (admission not included).

In addition, along the way, you will see the Washington Monument, the World War II Memorial, the Thomas Jefferson Memorial and etc. If time permit, we will also visit Newseum (admission not included). It is one of the most interactive museum in the world that promotes free expression and the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. The Newseum experience traces the evolution of electronic communication from the birth of radio, to the technologies of the present and the future. After we depart from Washington D.C., we will head back to New York.

If the D.C. cruise closed, we will visit International Spy Museum instead (admission not included). The museum is a museum exploring the craft, practice, history, and contemporary role of espionage. It is the only public museum in the United States solely dedicated to espionage and the only one in the world to provide a global perspective on an all-but-invisible profession.