Beijing - 24 Days Itinerary

Flight to Beijing

Depart from Oslo Gardermoen Airport (OSL) on your journey to Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK).

Enjoy the in-flight services and prepare for your arrival in China.

Arrive in Beijing

Arrive at Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK).

After clearing customs and immigration, transfer to your hotel in the city center to check in and freshen up.

Ensure you have your visa ready. Exchange some local currency at the airport or an ATM.

Tiananmen Square Visit

Begin your exploration at the iconic Tiananmen Square, one of the largest public squares in the world, surrounded by monuments and government buildings.

Be prepared for security checks. Access to the square is free, but some surrounding buildings may have entrance fees.

Meridian Gate (Wumen)

Visit the impressive Meridian Gate, the southern and main entrance to the Forbidden City.

This is where imperial edicts were announced.

Imperial Ancestral Temple

Explore the Imperial Ancestral Temple, also known as Taimiao, where emperors worshipped their ancestors.

It's a peaceful contrast to the bustling square.

Often less crowded than other major attractions, offering a tranquil experience.

Dinner near Wangfujing

Enjoy your first authentic Chinese dinner at a restaurant near the popular Wangfujing Street, known for its shopping and diverse food options.

Explore the Forbidden City

Spend the morning immersing yourself in the vast complex of the Forbidden City, the imperial palace for over 500 years.

Marvel at its magnificent architecture and numerous halls.

Book tickets in advance, especially during peak season. Enter through the Meridian Gate and exit through the Gate of Divine Might.

Visit Wenhuadian

Located within the Forbidden City, Wenhuadian (Hall of Literary Glory) often hosts special exhibitions related to imperial culture and artifacts.

Lunch near Forbidden City

Grab a convenient lunch at one of the eateries around the Forbidden City exit.

Beijing Planning Exhibition Hall

Gain insight into Beijing's past, present, and future urban development through models, photographs, and multimedia displays.

Offers a fascinating perspective on how Beijing has evolved.

Wuyutai Tea Experience

Relax with a traditional Chinese tea experience at Wuyutai, a renowned tea shop.

Sample different teas and learn about tea culture.

A perfect way to unwind and immerse in local traditions. You can also purchase quality tea here.

Local Beijing Dinner

Savor traditional Beijing dishes at a local restaurant.

Don't be afraid to try some lesser-known specialties!

Temple of Heaven

Visit the majestic Temple of Heaven, where emperors once performed solemn rituals for good harvests.

Explore its beautiful architecture and surrounding park, often filled with locals practicing Tai Chi or dancing.

Arrive early to see locals engaged in morning exercises. There are several halls to explore within the complex. Entrance fee covers access to the park and main buildings.

Lunch in a Hutong

Enjoy a traditional lunch in a 'hutong' area, experiencing local flavors in a charming, historic setting.

Hutong Exploration

Wander through the narrow alleyways of Beijing's historic hutongs.

Consider a rickshaw tour for a unique perspective on these traditional neighborhoods and discover hidden gems.

This is a great way to experience authentic Beijing life and find quaint shops or cafes. A rickshaw tour might cost extra.

Discover Xiliting

Explore Xiliting, an area known for its local atmosphere and perhaps some unique crafts or snacks, offering a glimpse into daily Beijing life.

Peking Duck Dinner

Indulge in an essential Beijing culinary experience: a delicious Peking Duck dinner at a renowned restaurant.

Book ahead, especially for popular establishments. This is a must-try dish!

Lama Temple Visit

Explore the Yonghe Temple (Lama Temple), one of the largest and most important Tibetan Buddhist monasteries in the world, with impressive statues and intricate decorations.

Dress respectfully. Be sure to see the 26-meter-tall Buddha statue carved from a single sandalwood tree.

Relax at Beihai Park

Enjoy a leisurely afternoon at Beihai Park, one of Beijing's oldest and best-preserved imperial gardens.

Rent a paddle boat, stroll around the lake, and admire the White Dagoba.

A perfect spot for people-watching and enjoying the tranquility of nature amidst the city.

Discover Baowei Andpingfang

Stroll through the area of Baowei Andpingfang, an authentic local spot that may offer glimpses into everyday life or unique small shops.

Farewell Dinner in Beijing

Enjoy a final dinner in Beijing, perhaps trying a different regional cuisine or revisiting a favorite local spot.

Tiananmen & Forbidden City

Begin your day at Tiananmen Square, a vast public space.

Then, enter the magnificent Forbidden City through the Meridian Gate (Wumen) to explore the imperial palace complex, including Wenhuadian, Imperial Ancestral Temple, and Beijing Shejitan, marveling at its ancient architecture and history.

Book Forbidden City tickets online in advance, as same-day tickets are limited. Wear comfortable shoes as there's a lot of walking. Meridian Gate is the main entrance to the Forbidden City.

Lunch at Local Eatery

Enjoy traditional Beijing cuisine at a local restaurant near the Forbidden City.

Look for noodle dishes or dumplings.

Many small eateries offer authentic and affordable meals. Don't be afraid to try street food if it looks popular with locals.

Explore Hutongs

Wander through the narrow alleyways of Beijing's historic Hutongs, a true hidden gem.

Experience traditional residential life, discover local shops, and maybe even take a rickshaw ride for a unique perspective on old Beijing. Consider the Nanluoguxiang or Shichahai areas.

Rent a bicycle for a more independent exploration, or join a guided walking tour to learn more about the history of these charming neighborhoods. Wuyutai, Baowei Andpingfang, and Xiliting are interesting local spots to look out for.

Authentic Peking Duck

Indulge in a classic Peking Duck dinner, a must-try culinary experience in Beijing.

Enjoy the crispy skin and tender meat, served with pancakes and various condiments.

Reservations are recommended, especially for popular restaurants. This is a quintessential Beijing food experience.

Great Wall at Mutianyu

Embark on a full-day excursion to the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall.

This well-preserved section offers breathtaking views, lush surroundings, and less crowded experience than Badaling. Enjoy a scenic cable car ride up and down, and for a fun experience, descend via a toboggan ride.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring water. Consider booking a private tour or shuttle bus for convenience. Toboggan ride is highly recommended for a fun descent!

Dinner after Excursion

Enjoy a relaxed dinner back in Beijing after a long day at the Great Wall.

Choose from a variety of local restaurants or international cuisine.

You might be tired, so pick a restaurant close to your accommodation.

Temple of Heaven

Visit the Temple of Heaven, a masterpiece of Ming and Qing dynasty architecture.

It was where emperors performed annual rituals to pray for good harvests. Observe locals practicing Tai Chi or dancing in the surrounding park.

Arrive early to see locals exercising and practicing traditional arts in the park. The main halls are stunning.

Traditional Beijing Lunch

Savor a traditional lunch at a local restaurant offering a variety of Beijing dishes.

Explore the local eateries for authentic flavors.

Summer Palace

Explore the vast Summer Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

This imperial garden features beautiful lakes, hills, and palaces. Take a dragon boat ride on Kunming Lake or stroll through the Long Corridor.

It's a large complex, so prioritize areas you want to see. The Marble Boat and Tower of Buddhist Incense are highlights.

Wangfujing Exploration

Experience the bustling atmosphere of Wangfujing Street, one of Beijing's most famous shopping streets.

Explore department stores, souvenir shops, and the famous Wangfujing Snack Street for adventurous culinary delights.

The snack street offers unique foods, including scorpions and other insects, for the brave! There are also plenty of more conventional options.

Beijing Planning Exhibition Hall

Discover the past, present, and future of Beijing's urban development at the Beijing Planning Exhibition Hall.

It features a massive scale model of the city, historical maps, and architectural renderings, providing insight into the city's growth.

An interesting look at how Beijing has evolved and its ambitious plans for the future.

Lunch at Modern Cafe

Enjoy a contemporary lunch at a cafe or restaurant near the exhibition hall, offering a break from traditional Chinese fare.

798 Art Zone Exploration

Immerse yourself in Beijing's contemporary art scene at the 798 Art Zone.

This district, converted from old factory buildings, houses numerous galleries, studios, and shops. It's a vibrant hub for modern Chinese art and a fun experience.

A great place for unique souvenirs and people-watching. You can spend hours wandering through the galleries.

Beijing Acrobatic Show

Experience an exhilarating Beijing Acrobatic Show, a dazzling display of strength, agility, and skill.

It's a fantastic cultural and entertainment experience for all ages.

Book tickets in advance for good seats. Shows are typically evening performances.

Jingshan Park Panorama

Climb up to the pagoda in Jingshan Park, located directly north of the Forbidden City, for a stunning panoramic view of the entire palace complex and Beijing's cityscape.

It's a fantastic photo opportunity and a relaxing outdoor experience.

Go on a clear day for the best views. You'll often see locals enjoying leisure activities here.

Local Market & Lunch

Explore a local market (such as Panjiayuan Weekend Market if it were Sunday, or a local food market) to discover hidden gems and local snacks.

Enjoy a casual lunch, trying different street foods or small restaurant offerings.

For a unique tea experience, consider visiting Wuyutai, which is known for its tea products.

Leisure & Souvenir Shopping

Enjoy some free time for last-minute souvenir shopping, relaxation, or revisiting a favorite spot in Beijing.

Prepare for your departure to Shanghai tomorrow.

Consider picking up some local crafts or teas as mementos of your Beijing trip.

Travel from Beijing to Shanghai

Take a high-speed train from Beijing to Shanghai, enjoying the scenic journey.

Settle into your accommodation upon arrival.

Hotel Check-in & Rest

Check into your hotel in Shanghai and take some time to refresh after your journey.

Evening Stroll along The Bund

Walk along The Bund, enjoying the magnificent colonial-era architecture and the stunning skyline of Pudong across the Huangpu River as it lights up.

The views are particularly spectacular just after sunset.

Dinner with a River View

Enjoy dinner at a restaurant along The Bund, offering panoramic views of the illuminated Pudong skyline.

Shanghai Tower Observation Deck

Ascend to the top of the Shanghai Tower, one of the world's tallest buildings, for breathtaking 360-degree views of Shanghai's futuristic Pudong district and beyond.

Relax at Century Park

Enjoy a leisurely walk through Century Park, Shanghai's largest park, offering a peaceful escape from the bustling city.

Lunch in Pudong

Savor local Shanghainese cuisine in the Pudong area.

Explore Yu Garden & Old Town

Wander through the classical Chinese gardens of Yu Garden, admiring its pavilions, ponds, and rockeries. Afterward, explore the adjacent Old Town Bazaar for souvenirs and local snacks.

The bazaar area can be very crowded, especially on a Monday. Keep an eye on your belongings. Entrance to the garden itself has a fee.

Shanghai Museum Visit

Discover ancient Chinese art and artifacts at the Shanghai Museum, known for its extensive collection of bronzes, ceramics, calligraphy, and more.

The museum is typically free but requires advance booking online, especially for popular days. It is closed on Mondays, so visiting today will work!

Dinner near Old Town

Enjoy traditional Shanghainese dishes for dinner in the vibrant Old Town area.

Explore French Concession

Wander through the tree-lined avenues of the former French Concession, admiring its unique blend of European and Chinese architecture, charming boutiques, and cafes.

Highlights include Wukang Road, Huaihai Road, and Fuxing Park. This area is perfect for a leisurely stroll and discovering hidden gems.

Lunch in French Concession

Enjoy a delightful lunch at one of the many charming cafes or restaurants in the French Concession.

Propaganda Poster Art Centre

Visit this unique hidden gem located in the basement of an apartment building, showcasing a fascinating collection of Chinese propaganda posters from various eras.

It can be a bit tricky to find, but it's a truly interesting cultural experience.

Tianzifang Art District

Explore the labyrinthine alleys of Tianzifang, an arts and crafts enclave filled with studios, galleries, cafes, and small shops housed in renovated traditional Shikumen buildings.

Great for unique souvenirs and people-watching.

Shanghai Acrobatic Show

Experience the incredible skill and artistry of a traditional Chinese acrobatic show, a truly fun and captivating evening entertainment.

Travel to Zhujiajiao

Take a bus or private transfer to Zhujiajiao, an ancient water town known as the 'Venice of Shanghai', located on the outskirts of the city.

Explore Zhujiajiao Water Town

Wander through the narrow lanes, cross ancient stone bridges, explore traditional houses, and enjoy the charming canals. Consider a gondola ride for a unique perspective.

Don't miss the Fangsheng Bridge, Kezhi Garden, and the various temples.

Lunch in Water Town

Savor local delicacies and snacks at a riverside restaurant in Zhujiajiao.

Try Zongzi (sticky rice dumplings) or local stir-fries.

Return to Shanghai

Travel back to your hotel in central Shanghai after a delightful day exploring the water town.

Dinner in Jing'an District

Explore the vibrant dining scene in the Jing'an District, offering a wide array of international and local cuisine.

Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center

Gain insight into Shanghai's past, present, and future development with a massive scale model of the city, interactive exhibits, and historical displays.

A fascinating way to understand Shanghai's rapid transformation.

Shopping on Nanjing Road

Stroll down Nanjing Road, one of the world's busiest shopping streets.

Explore department stores, boutiques, and street vendors.

Both East and West Nanjing Road offer different vibes; East is more traditional, West is upscale.

Lunch near Nanjing Road

Have lunch at a restaurant in the vicinity of Nanjing Road, with many options from casual to fine dining.

Last-Minute Souvenir Shopping

Search for any last-minute souvenirs or gifts, perhaps exploring some of the smaller markets or craft shops.

Farewell Dinner in Shanghai

Enjoy a final dinner in Shanghai, perhaps trying a cuisine you haven't yet experienced or revisiting a favorite.

Prepare for Departure to Jeju

Pack and prepare for your flight to Jeju Island, South Korea, tomorrow.

Travel from Shanghai to Jeju

Board your flight from Shanghai to Jeju International Airport (CJU).

Enjoy scenic views as you make your way to South Korea's beautiful 'Island of the Gods'.

Hotel Check-in & Refresh

Arrive at your hotel in Jeju.

Take some time to settle in, unpack, and refresh after your journey.

Plan to drop off your luggage and relax before heading out.

Dongmun Market Exploration

Immerse yourself in local Jeju culture at Dongmun Market, one of the oldest and largest traditional markets on the island.

Sample fresh seafood, local tangerines, and street food.

Great place to find souvenirs and experience local life. Open late for night market snacks.

Jeju Black Pork Dinner

Indulge in Jeju's most famous culinary specialty, Jeju Black Pork (Heukdwaeji), a flavorful grilled barbecue experience.

Look for restaurants specializing in Black Pork BBQ, often served with various banchan (side dishes).

Scuba Diving Experience

Head to Seogwipo on the southern coast for an unforgettable scuba diving experience in Jeju's clear waters.

Explore vibrant marine life and volcanic underwater landscapes.

Many dive centers offer beginner-friendly programs (discovery dives) or guided dives for certified divers. Book in advance. Transportation to Seogwipo from Jeju City takes about an hour by bus or car.

Seafood Stew Lunch

Enjoy a hearty seafood stew (haemultang or maeuntang) at a local restaurant in Seogwipo, renowned for its fresh catches.

Perfect after a refreshing dive, often served with rice and banchan.

Cheonjiyeon Waterfall Visit

Visit the beautiful Cheonjiyeon Waterfall, meaning 'sky connected with land'.

Enjoy a leisurely walk along the paved path to the falls, surrounded by lush sub-tropical plants.

Easy walk, accessible for all. Also beautiful at night when lit up.

Jeju Olle Trail Coastal Walk

Take a relaxing walk along a section of the Jeju Olle Trail near Seogwipo.

These well-maintained coastal paths offer stunning ocean views and a peaceful experience.

Choose a short, manageable section to enjoy the fresh air and scenery.

Dinner in Seogwipo

Enjoy dinner at a restaurant in Seogwipo, perhaps trying local dishes beyond seafood, before heading back to your accommodation.

Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak

Hike to the crater rim of Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, a UNESCO World Heritage site and an iconic volcanic tuff cone known for its spectacular sunrise views.

The hike takes about 25-30 minutes to the top, with well-maintained stairs. Arrive early for the best sunrise experience (check sunrise times).

Haenyeo (Women Divers) Performance

Witness a cultural performance by Jeju's legendary Haenyeo (sea women) near Seongsan Ilchulbong.

These elderly women dive without oxygen masks to collect seafood, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Performances usually take place twice a day (check schedules).

Fresh Seafood Lunch

Enjoy a fresh seafood lunch at one of the many restaurants around Seongsan Ilchulbong, serving dishes caught by the local Haenyeo.

Manjanggul Lava Tube

Explore the Manjanggul Lava Tube, one of the finest lava tunnels in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Walk through a fascinating section of this ancient underground passage.

Wear comfortable shoes as it can be damp and uneven. The temperature inside is consistently cool, so bring a light jacket.

Relax at Gimnyeong Beach Cafe

Wind down with a coffee or local beverage at a charming cafe overlooking the turquoise waters of Gimnyeong Beach.

Dinner in Jeju City

Return to Jeju City for dinner.

Explore a different restaurant, perhaps trying a traditional Korean dish like Bibimbap or Mandu.

Osulloc Tea Museum & Green Tea Fields

Visit the Osulloc Tea Museum, showcasing the history of Korean tea.

Enjoy a peaceful stroll through the surrounding green tea fields and sample various green tea products.

Don't miss the green tea ice cream or cake at the cafe!

Innisfree Jeju House

Located next to Osulloc, explore the Innisfree Jeju House where you can create your own natural soap, purchase Jeju-specific beauty products, and enjoy a cafe with organic food.

Hands-on experience available, often requires pre-booking for popular workshops.

Local Lunch in Andeok-myeon

Enjoy a local lunch near the tea fields, perhaps trying Bibim Guksu (spicy mixed noodles) or other regional specialties.

Spirits Garden (Bunjae Artpia)

Discover a unique 'hidden gem' at the Spirits Garden, a beautiful bonsai garden showcasing thousands of meticulously cared-for miniature trees, reflecting Korean artistry and philosophy.

A peaceful and serene escape, offering stunning photo opportunities.

Aewol Coastal Road Cafe Hopping

Drive or walk along the picturesque Aewol Coastal Road and enjoy the vibrant cafe scene.

Pick a cafe with ocean views for a relaxing afternoon.

Known for its trendy cafes and stunning sunset spots.

Dinner: Fresh Grilled Fish

Savor fresh grilled fish (e.

g., mackerel or hairtail) at a restaurant along the Aewol coast, enjoying the evening breeze.

Jeju Stone Park & Culture

Explore Jeju Stone Park, a unique outdoor museum dedicated to the island's stone culture, showcasing volcanic rock formations, traditional dol hareubang statues, and a folklore exhibition.

A spacious park with interesting sculptures and educational displays about Jeju's unique heritage.

Hamdeok Beach Relaxation

Visit Hamdeok Beach, known for its emerald-colored waters and white sand.

Enjoy a relaxing stroll, dip your toes in the ocean, or simply soak in the beautiful coastal scenery.

Popular spot with cafes and restaurants nearby. Great for a calm morning by the sea.

Jeju Noodle Soup Lunch

Have a delicious bowl of local Go-guksu (pork noodle soup), a comforting and hearty Jeju specialty, for lunch.

Souvenir Shopping & Departure Prep

Spend your afternoon doing some last-minute souvenir shopping in Jeju City for local treats like Jeju tangerines, chocolates, or crafts.

Afterwards, return to your hotel to pack and prepare for your onward journey to Seoul.

Farewell Dinner on Jeju

Enjoy a final dinner on Jeju Island, perhaps revisiting a favorite dish or trying something new before departing tomorrow.

Travel from Jeju to Seoul

Take a domestic flight from Jeju International Airport (CJU) to Gimpo International Airport (GMP) in Seoul, followed by a transfer to your hotel.

You'll move from the island's natural beauty to the bustling capital.

Hotel Check-in & Settle In

Check into your accommodation, drop off your luggage, and take some time to freshen up before beginning your Seoul adventure.

Gyeongbokgung Palace Tour

Explore the largest of the Five Grand Palaces built during the Joseon Dynasty.

Witness the changing of the Royal Guard ceremony and visit the National Folk Museum of Korea located within the grounds.

Consider renting a Hanbok (traditional Korean dress) for a unique photo opportunity. The changing of the guard ceremony is a must-see.

Seoul Museum of History

Delve into the rich history of Seoul, from its prehistoric roots to its modern transformation, at this comprehensive museum located near Gyeongbokgung Palace.

The museum offers a great overview of the city's development and cultural heritage. It's often free or has a small admission fee.

Traditional Korean BBQ Dinner

Enjoy an authentic Korean BBQ experience at a local restaurant.

Grill various cuts of meat at your table, accompanied by an array of banchan (side dishes).

Ask for recommendations for a local spot with good quality meat and a lively atmosphere. Soju or Makgeolli are traditional drinks to accompany your meal.

Bukchon Hanok Village

Wander through the charming traditional Korean houses (Hanok) of Bukchon.

This preserved village offers a glimpse into Seoul's past and stunning views of the city.

Be mindful that people still reside here, so maintain quiet. There are many small cafes and craft shops to discover.

Lunch in Insadong

Enjoy a traditional Korean lunch in Insadong, a cultural street known for its authentic restaurants and tea houses.

Try a traditional set meal (hanjeongsik) or explore the various street food vendors.

Explore Insadong Cultural Street

Browse unique art galleries, antique shops, traditional craft stores, and sip tea at a charming tea house. This area is perfect for finding authentic Korean souvenirs.

Look out for Ssamziegil, a multi-story complex with unique shops and workshops. NINE TREE BY PARNAS SEOUL INSADONG is a nearby enriched hotel, showcasing the area's appeal.

Namsan Seoul Tower Sunset

Take a cable car up to Namsan Seoul Tower for panoramic views of the city, especially beautiful during sunset.

Leave a 'love lock' if you wish!

The cable car offers great views on its own. The observation deck provides a 360-degree vista of Seoul. There are several cafes and restaurants at the base and top of the tower.

Myeongdong Street Food & Shopping

Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Myeongdong.

Indulge in an array of street food delicacies and explore the countless cosmetic and fashion shops.

This is a fantastic spot for dinner, offering everything from tteokbokki to Korean fried chicken. The Stay Classic Hotel Myeongdong is an enriched hotel option nearby, showing the area's popularity.

Lotte World Tower & Mall

Ascend to the observation deck of Lotte World Tower, one of the world's tallest buildings, for breathtaking views of Seoul. Explore the luxurious Lotte World Mall afterward.

Book tickets in advance for the Seoul Sky observation deck. The mall offers high-end shopping and dining.

Lunch in Gangnam

Enjoy a trendy lunch in the upscale Gangnam district, known for its modern eateries and cafes.

COEX Mall & Starfield Library

Explore COEX Mall, a massive underground shopping and entertainment complex, and marvel at the stunning Starfield Library with its towering bookshelves.

Starfield Library is a popular photo spot. There are also aquariums, cinemas, and numerous shops within the complex. Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas by IHG, an enriched hotel, is conveniently located near COEX.

Hongdae Youth Culture & Street Art

Discover the vibrant and energetic Hongdae neighborhood, famous for its indie music, street art, quirky cafes, and fashion boutiques.

This is a hub for Seoul's youth culture.

Walk through the streets, enjoy street performances, and soak in the youthful atmosphere.

Dinner & Live Music in Hongdae

Have dinner at one of Hongdae's many unique restaurants, followed by enjoying live music at a local club or bar, or catching a street performance.

Options range from Korean fried chicken, fusion cuisine, to international dishes. This is a great area for a fun evening out.

Morning at Seoul Forest

Enjoy a peaceful morning walk or rent a bike at Seoul Forest, a large park offering lush green spaces, an ecological park, and diverse recreational facilities.

A beautiful urban oasis perfect for relaxation before your journey home. Check for seasonal events or art installations.

Gwangjang Market Food Tour

Experience one of Seoul's oldest and largest traditional markets.

Enjoy a final taste of authentic Korean street food, such as bindaetteok (mung bean pancake) or gimbap, for lunch.

A bustling and vibrant market, perfect for foodies. It can get crowded, but the atmosphere is truly local and fun. Great for souvenir shopping too.

Hotel Check-out

Return to your hotel, gather your belongings, and check out, preparing for your departure.

Travel to Incheon International Airport (ICN)

Take the Airport Railroad Express (AREX) or a taxi to Incheon International Airport (ICN) for your international flight back to Oslo.

Depart for Oslo

Board your flight from Seoul (ICN) back to Oslo (OSL), concluding your incredible 24-day adventure through China and South Korea.

Have a safe and pleasant journey home! Reflect on the wonderful memories made during your trip.