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• Day 1

  Vancouver – Kelowna – Okanagan Lake – Winery - Kalamalka Lake – Vernon Revelstoke/Salmon Arm
  
   (L/D)
  
   Hilltop Inn Salmon Arm / Sandman Revelstoke or similar
  Okanagan Lake: Located between Vancouver and the Rocky Mountains, it is a long and narrow lake stretching hundreds of kilometers from north to south/ Due to its mountainous climate and geographical advantages, the orchards along the lakeside produce many quality fruits and vegetables for local consumption and export over the world. Watch out and see if you can spot the legendary monster “Ogopogo”!
  
  Kelowna Winery: Canadian wine and Ice Wine are world-famous, so visit VQA wineries in Kelowna is a must-see for most tourists to the Okanagan region. Thanks to over 2000 hours of sunshine every year, little chance of rain and the semi-arid climate, Kelowna is embraced by endless beautiful vineyards and fruit orchards. Don’t miss the chance to taste and purchase the premium wine and authentic Ice Wine…
• Day 2

  Revelstoke/Salmon Arm - Rogers Pass – Banff National Park – Banff Gondola (optional) – Banff Hot Springs (optional admission $20pp; please bring along swim suits & towel) – Banff
  
   (B/L)
  
   Canalta Lodge / Caribou Lodge Banff or similar
  [Note: If Banff Gondola is closed, will take Lake Louise Gondola instead.]
  
  Banff National Park: Founded in 1885, it is Canada's oldest national park. Located in the northern section of the Rocky Mountains, it is covered with glaciers, ice sheets, pine forests and mountains. As part of the Canadian Rockies Parks, it is listed on the World Heritage List along with other national and provincial parks in the Canadian Rockies.
  
  Banff Gondola: The 8-minute gondola ride will bring you to the Sulfur Mountain summit, where you can explore six mountain ranges, the Bow River Valley and the charming town of Banff with unobstructed views.
• Day 3

  Banff – Bow Falls – Johnston Canyon – Lake Louise – Revelstoke/Salmon Arm
  
   (B/ *Lunch at Chateau Lake Louise /D)
  
   Hilltop Inn Salmon Arm / Sandman Revelstoke or similar
  Bow Falls:
  Located along the Bow River which is named after its bow shape, it attracts many visitors every year as it is the filming location of the famous movie “River of No Return (1954)” starring Marilyn Monroe.
  
  Lake Louise:
  Lake Louise is world-renowned for its turquoise lake, the majestic Victoria Glacier, towering mountain backdrops, palatial hotel, and unforgettable hiking and skiing experience… The lake water is clear blue-green under the sun and turns to light green when viewed up close; its changing colors offer extra mystery to the Lake.
• Day 4

  Revelstoke – The Last Spike – Kamloops – Ginseng Farm - Vancouver
  
   (B/L)
  The Last Spike:
  The last nail driven in when the Trans-Canada Pacific Railway was completed, which does not only symbolize the completion of its construction, but also marks the critical moment when the East and West Coasts of Canada were officially connected.
  
  Kamloops:
  One of the major cities producing quality ginseng in North America. Visit one of the ginseng farms offers you knowledge of its plantation, processing and selection, and taste of local ginseng tea.