Frequently Asked Questions

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The price includes: accommodation for the entire trip (4 nights), entrance fees to attractions, airport transfers, Chinese-speaking tour guide, transportation within the parks, designated meals, glacier hiking equipment, and tips. It excludes: round-trip international airfare, personal shopping expenses, travel insurance (strongly recommended to purchase your own), and meals not included in the itinerary.
Yes, you need to purchase your international flight tickets separately. We recommend flying from Taiwan to Seattle (SEA), San Francisco (SFO), or Los Angeles (LAX) for a connecting flight, and then flying to Anchorage (ANC). We can help confirm if you have enough time for your layover.
1. Contact us via LINE or Email to inform us of your departure date and number of participants. 2. After confirming availability, we will provide you with a registration form and fee details. 3. Pay a deposit (usually 30% of the total cost) to secure your place. 4. Pay the balance 30 days before departure. 5. You will receive detailed pre-departure information before departure.
The standard itinerary is currently 5 days and 4 nights, and single-day participation is not available. We offer limited customization services (such as birthday celebrations, special accommodation upgrades, etc.), which you can specify when inquiring via LINE.
A minimum of 2 people are required to participate (single registration incurs an additional charge), and a maximum of 8 people are needed to ensure a small group quality. If the number of participants is insufficient, we will try to arrange a combined group.
There is no strict age limit, but glacier hiking requires a certain level of physical fitness. We have a record of successfully completing the trip with seniors; if you have any concerns, please let us know in advance, and we will provide suitable advice.
For general sightseeing and self-driving tours, no special permits are required; a valid International Driving Permit (IDP) is sufficient to legally drive in Alaska. However, some roads within national parks (such as unpaved surfaces) may require four-wheel drive, so an SUV is recommended.
Summer (May to September) is ideal for road trips, with long hours of sunshine and optimal road conditions, allowing for visits to national parks and glaciers. Winter (November to March) is primarily for aurora viewing, but some roads may be closed, and snow driving experience is required.
Is there anything else you'd like to know?
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