2027年国際園芸博覧会 × 東北
GREEN×EXPO2027 × Tohoku
2027年国际园艺博览会 × 东北
This 19‑day GREEN×EXPO2027 × Tohoku route places the International Horticultural Expo in Yokohama at its center, extending its vision of "future lifestyles where nature and cities coexist" into the real landscapes of northeastern Japan. Blending sustainability, regional revitalization, art, culture, and spring scenery, the journey reveals how Japan's regions shape their future through creativity and ecology.
这趟19天的路线，以横滨举办的国际园艺博览会为核心，将“人与自然共生的未来生活方式”延伸至日本东北的真实土地之上。旅程结合永续发展、区域振兴、艺术文化与春季景观，让参与者在移动中理解日本地方如何以创意与生态塑造未来。
The journey begins in Ibaraki with a sunrise over the Pacific at Hitachi Station and the vibrant spring landscapes of Hitachi Seaside Park. It continues through Mito, Miharu, and Aizu, featuring iconic cherry blossoms such as the legendary Miharu Takizakura and the Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Path, a breathtaking corridor of cascading pink blooms.
行程从茨城启程，以日立车站的海上日出与日立海滨公园的春色揭开序幕。随后进入福岛，欣赏日本最具代表性的樱花景观，包括被誉为“日本三大樱”之一的三春泷樱，以及如粉色隧道般延绵的日中线垂枝樱步道。
In Aizu, participants step into the heart of samurai culture through Sazae‑dō, the Aizu Samurai Residence, and Tsuruga‑jo Castle. These sites reveal how a region rebuilds identity through resilience, memory, and cultural continuity.
在福岛会津，你将走进武士文化的核心：三匝堂、会津武家屋敷、鹤城。这里的历史不仅是记忆，更是地方如何在灾难与复兴之间重建身份的见证。
Multiple full‑day visits to GREEN×EXPO2027 offer an immersive understanding of global trends in sustainable cities, landscape innovation, food systems, and community resilience.
行程中安排多日深度参访2027年国际园艺博览会，从绿色城市、景观创新、食物系统到社区韧性，全面理解可持续发展的全球趋势。
The northern arc of the journey explores Aomori, Towada, Hirosaki, and Hachinohe, focusing on art and regional regeneration. These cities use art as a catalyst to redefine regional identity, showcasing how Tohoku builds its future through culture.
旅程后半段进入青森、十和田、弘前与八户，以艺术与地方创生为主轴。这些城市以艺术为媒介，重新定义地方魅力，展现东北如何以文化推动未来。
A stay at the historic Sukayu Onsen, with its iconic milky "Thousand‑Person Bath," offers a restorative pause and a moment of reflection.
入住历史悠久的酸汤温泉，在乳白色的千人风吕中放松身心，为旅程的学习与体验带来沉淀。
More than a trip, it is a deep learning experience across nature, culture, art, and sustainability.
这不仅是一趟旅行，而是一场跨越自然、文化、艺术与永续理念的深度学习旅程。
Highlights
行程亮点
International Horticultural Exhibition Yokohama 2027
2027年国际园艺博览会
The International Horticultural Expo 2027, Yokohama, Japan, is an international horticultural exposition showcasing the future of sustainable living. It brings together global innovations in landscape design, green cities, food systems, and community resilience, inviting visitors to imagine how nature and urban life can coexist in new ways. Through flowers and greenery, the Expo shares a message of sustainability, friendship, and peace, envisioning a society that coexists with nature and contributes to the SDGs.
2027年国际园艺博览会是一场以“创造幸福的未来风景”为主题的国际园艺盛会。活动汇聚全球在景观设计、绿色城市、食物系统与社区韧性方面的创新，让人们在自然与城市之间看见新的共生可能。博览会借花卉与绿色景观之美传递可持续发展、友谊与和平理念，展望人与自然和谐共处、积极践行可持续发展目标的美好未来。
The Best Sakura, at the Best Time
在最好的时间，遇见最美的樱花
Follow the peak of Japan's cherry blossom season on a meticulously timed route traveling north from Ibaraki through Tohoku. This journey immerses you in the country's most spectacular spring landscapes, from the cascading pink petals of the 1,000-year-old Miharu Takizakura and the spectacular Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Path to the historic moats of Hirosaki Park. You will even witness the rare cultural tradition of Towada Sakura Yabusame, where female horseback archers gallop beneath a canopy of blooms, ensuring you experience Japan's finest sakura at the absolute height of their seasonal beauty.
沿樱前线从茨城向北纵贯日本东北，一路精准追着樱花盛放的脚步。在千年古树三春泷樱下接住垂落的花瀑，漫步日中线垂枝樱的粉色花廊，看弘前公园的樱花铺满护城河水面，最后在十和田的花雨里，见证女流弓箭手策马射箭的稀有流镝马祭，把日本东北最极致的春日樱色，尽数收进眼底。
One of Japan's Three Great Gardens
日本三大名园之一
The itinerary weaves in historical landscape artistry by visiting Mito's Kairakuen Garden, celebrated as one of Japan's Three Great Gardens. Built in 1842 under the philosophy of "sharing with the public," this Edo-period circuit garden mirrors the community-focused ethos of the GREEN×EXPO 2027. Participants will experience its masterfully designed Yin and Yang layout, moving from the dark serenity of deep cedar groves into a bright, open clearing of thousands of blossoming trees.
该行程融入了顶级的传统景观艺术，特别造访被誉为日本三大名园之一的偕乐园 。这座建于1842年的江户时代回游式庭园秉持“与民同乐”的理念，完美契合了2027年国际园艺博览会的社区共生主题。参与者将在此体验其精妙的“阴阳”布局，从幽静深邃的杉竹林豁然步入拥有数千株草木的宏大旷野，领略百年的生态与美学智慧。
World Class Architecture
世界级建筑作品
A journey where Japan's most visionary designs shape the rhythm of travel. From the glass‑bright horizon of Hitachi Station to the sculptural dual‑spiral form of Sazae‑dō, this route threads together architectural landmarks that redefine how regions tell their stories. Contemporary art museums in Aomori, Towada, and Hachinohe transform civic spaces into engines of creativity, while historic sites like Tsuruga‑jō Castle anchor the future in centuries of craft and resilience.
在东北，建筑不仅是空间，更是一种时代的宣言。从如海平线般延展的日立车站玻璃长廊，到以双螺旋结构震撼世界的三匝堂，旅程以建筑为线索，串起区域的历史、文化与未来。青森、十和田、八户的艺术馆群以当代设计重塑城市能量；而鹤城等历史名城，则以数百年的匠心与坚韧，托起东北的精神底色。
Modules
单元
01
Urban Planning
城市规划
GREEN×EXPO 2027
Ueno Park
Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom
2027年国际园艺博览会
上野公园
日中线樱花步道
Urban planning is a specialized field and profession focused on designing spatial layout plans for urban areas to improve social, physical, and environmental conditions. It involves local government frameworks that optimize the form and function of civic spaces.
Through an investigation of GREEN×EXPO 2027, participants analyze how international mega-events serve as master blueprints for next-generation eco-cities that co-exist with nature. The study of Ueno Park shifts the focus to high-density metropolitan design, evaluating how historic civic spaces evolve into vital ecological and cultural lungs for massive urban populations. Finally, the Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom Trail demonstrates creative linear urban planning, showcasing how a decommissioned railway line can be successfully repurposed into an active public park that restores regional identity and stimulates local economic revitalization.
城市规划是一门专注于设计城市空间布局规划的专业领域，旨在改善社会、物理和环境条件以应对工业化带来的挑战。它涉及由地方政府制定空间与运营框架，以优化城市空间的形态与功能。通过深入参访2027年国际园艺博览会，参与者将分析国际盛会如何成为打造人与自然共生之下一代生态城市的宏伟蓝图。对上野公园的研究则将焦点转向高密度大都市设计，评估历史悠久的公共市民空间如何演变成庞大城市人口赖以生存的重要生态与文化绿肺。最后，日中线樱花步道展示了富有创意的线形城市规划，呈现了如何将一条废弃的铁路线成功改造为充满活力的公共公园，从而重塑地域认同并注入地方经济复苏的新活力。
02
Regional Revitalization
乡村振兴
GREEN×EXPO 2027
Miharu Takizakura
Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom
Aomori Contemporary Art Centre
Towada Art Center
2027年国际园艺博览会
三春泷樱
日中线樱花步道
青森国际艺术中心
十和田市现代美术馆
Regional revitalization aims to address population decline, economic stagnation, and urban overconcentration. In Japan, for example, rural areas face a sharp decrease in young populations, with projections indicating that by 2040, many municipalities could lose over 50% of women in their 20s and 30s if trends continue, threatening the survival of these communities. Revitalization policies seek to redistribute population, create local employment, and maintain vibrant regional economies.
Participants analyze how macro-level sustainable frameworks at GREEN×EXPO 2027 connect with localized efforts across Japan. These local initiatives include leveraging natural heritage and repurposed infrastructure for community pride at Miharu Takizakura and the Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom Trail, and how contemporary art institutions like the Aomori Contemporary Art Centre and Towada Art Center act as powerful civic engines to redefine rural landscapes and spark local revitalization.
地方创生（区域振兴/乡村振兴）旨在解决人口减少、经济停滞以及城市过度集中的问题。以日本为例，农村地区面临着年轻人口急剧减少的困境。据预测，如果这一趋势持续下去，到2040年，许多地方自治体可能会流失50%以上20至30多岁的女性人口，这直接威胁到了这些社区的生存。因此，地方创生政策旨在重新分配人口、创造当地就业机会并维持充满活力的区域经济。
参与者将分析2027年国际园艺博览会的宏观可持续发展框架如何与日本各地的本土实践相结合。这些本土实践既包含福岛三春泷樱、日中线垂枝樱步道这类依托千年自然遗产、闲置铁路遗存打造的公共空间项目，通过园艺文化唤醒社区归属感；也涵盖青森国际艺术中心、十和田市现代美术馆等机构，以当代艺术作为公共引擎重塑乡村风貌，为地方振兴注入持续活力。
03
Natural Heritage Conservation
自然遗产保护
GREEN×EXPO 2027
Kairakuen Garden
Miharu Takizakura
Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom
Sukayu Onsen
2027年国际园艺博览会
偕乐园
三春泷樱
日中线樱花步道
酸汤温泉
The conservation of natural heritage refers to the protection, care, management and maintenance of ecosystems, habitats, wildlife species and populations, within or outside of their natural environments, in order to safeguard the natural conditions for their long-term permanence.
Japan's natural heritage conservation highlights how rivers, coasts, forests, and seasonal landscapes are protected through community stewardship and long-term ecological care. Kairakuen's seasonal horticulture, the ancient Miharu Takizakura, and the Nicchu Line's weeping cherry corridor show how living landscapes require continuous attention, while Sukayu Onsen's high-altitude forests embody Japan's tradition of healing environments. Together, these places reflect a national commitment to sustaining natural beauty in harmony with the GREEN×EXPO 2027 vision of coexistence with nature.
自然遗产保护是指对自然环境内部或外部的生态系统、栖息地、野生动植物物种及种群进行保护、照料、管理和维护，以确保其长期生存的自然条件。
日本的自然遗产保护展现了河川、海岸、森林与季节性景观的长期生态管理与社区守护。从偕乐园的园林养护、三春泷樱与日中线垂枝樱的古树与樱花廊道，到酸汤温泉周边高山森林的环境维持，这些地点共同体现了日本在自然美景与生态韧性之间取得的平衡，也呼应了2027年国际园艺博览会所倡导的“人与自然共生”愿景。
04
Cultural Heritage Conservation
文化遗产保护
GREEN×EXPO 2027
Ueno Park
Kairakuen Garden
Ibaraki Prefectural Archives and History Museum
Sazae-do
Aizu Samurai Mansion
Tsuruga-jo Castle
Aomori Museum of Art
Towada Sakura Yabusame
2027年国际园艺博览会
上野公园
偕乐园
茨城县立历史馆
三匝堂
会津武家屋敷
鹤城
青森县立美术馆
十和田市樱流滴马
The conservation of cultural heritage refers to the measures taken to extend the life of cultural heritage while strengthening transmission of its significant heritage messages and values. In the domain of cultural property, the aim of conservation is to maintain the physical and cultural characteristics of the object to ensure that its value is not diminished and that it will outlive our limited time span.
Japan's cultural heritage conservation protects sacred landscapes, historic architecture, craft traditions, and living rituals as interconnected systems of identity. From Ueno Park's cultural commons, to the samurai-era architecture of Sazae‑do, Aizu, and Tsuruga‑jo, each place shows how preservation supports community resilience. Contemporary institutions like the Aomori Museum of Art, Towada Art Center, and Towada Sakura Yabusame extend heritage into modern creativity, illustrating how conservation sustains cultural continuity aligned with GREEN×EXPO 2027.
文化遗产保护指的是为延长文化遗产的寿命，同时加强其重要遗产信息与价值的传承而采取的措施。在文化财产领域，保护的目的在于维护物体的物理与文化特征，以确保其价值不被削弱，并使其生命力能够超越我们有限的生命周期。
日本的文化遗产保护将圣地景观、历史建筑、工艺传统与活态仪式视为彼此关联的身份体系。从上野公园的城市文化公共空间，到三匝堂、会津武家屋敷与鹤城的武士时代建筑，这些地点共同展示了保存如何支撑社区韧性。当代机构如青森县立美术馆、十和田市现代美术馆与十和田樱流镝更以现代创意延续传统，使文化保护成为与2027年国际园艺博览会的愿景相呼应的持续性文化实践。
05
Art, Architecture and Education
艺术、建筑与教育
GREEN×EXPO 2027
Ueno Park
Hitachi Station
Ibaraki Prefectural Archives and History Museum
Mito City Civic Center
Sazae-do
Aomori Contemporary Art Centre
Aomori Museum of Art
Towada Art Center
Towada Public Library
Hirosaki Museum of Contemporary Art
Hachinohe Art Museum
Hachinohe Book Center
2027年国际园艺博览会
上野公园
日立站
茨城县立历史馆
水户市民会馆
三匝堂
青森国际艺术中心
青森县立美术馆
十和田市现代美术馆
十和田市民图书馆
弘前红砖仓库美术馆
八户市美术馆
八户书本中心
Discover how clever design, striking architecture, and creative spaces can completely transform a community. This module takes you on a fun journey through time, connecting historic gems like the double-helix Sazae-do wooden tower with breathtaking modern landmarks like the ocean-suspended Hitachi Station, Mito City Civic Center, Ueno Park, and the Ibaraki Prefectural Archives and History Museum. You will also explore northern Japan's famous "Aomori Gokan" art circle, alongside vibrant local hangouts like the Towada Public Library and Hachinohe Book Center. See firsthand how these cities use art and books to bring people together, all leading up to an immersive look at GREEN×EXPO 2027 to see the future of green city living.
一起来探索巧妙的设计、震撼的建筑与创意空间如何彻底改变一个社区。 本单元将带您开启一场趣味十足的时空之旅，将三匝堂双螺旋木造塔等历史珍宝，与悬浮于太平洋之上的日立站、水户市民会馆、上野公园及茨城县立历史馆等现代地标完美连结。您还将打卡日本北方著名的“青森五馆”艺术圈（青森国际艺术中心、青森县立美术馆、十和田市现代美术馆、弘前红砖仓库美术馆与八户市美术馆），并造访十和田市民图书馆与八户书本中心等充满活力的本地文化据点。亲身感受这些城市如何用艺术和书籍凝聚人心，并最终在2027年国际园艺博览会的沉浸式体验中，见证未来绿色城市生活的无限可能。
06
Agriculture & Horticulture
农业与园艺
GREEN×EXPO 2027
2027年国际园艺博览会
Agriculture and horticulture at GREEN×EXPO 2027 highlight how Japan's food systems, plant cultures, and landscape traditions shape sustainable futures. The Expo's Farm & Food Village and Reiwa Japanese Garden showcase the deep relationship between people and plants, demonstrating traditional horticultural techniques, seasonal cultivation aligned with the 24 solar terms, and innovations in food production that support well‑being and ecological resilience. Visitors encounter immersive exhibits on ikebana, bonsai, and plant‑based cultural practices, alongside demonstrations of agricultural technologies addressing global environmental challenges. Together, these experiences reveal how Japan's agricultural wisdom and horticultural artistry contribute to a regenerative vision of living with nature.
在2027年国际园艺博览会中，农业与园艺被视为连接自然、文化与未来生活方式的重要基础，通过展示日本在粮食生产、植物文化与景观营造上的智慧，呈现人与土地的共生关系。展区以“农与食村”与“令和日本庭园”为核心，结合传统农耕技艺、二十四节气的季节栽培、可持续园艺设计与新型农业科技，让访客理解从土壤到餐桌的生态循环；同时透过盆栽、插花、庭园营造等植物文化，展现日本园艺美学的细腻与生命力。整体而言，该模块强调农业与园艺不仅是生产系统，更是文化与生态的共同实践，体现了博览会所倡导的再生型未来与自然共生的生活方式。
07
Community Development
社区发展
Aomori Contemporary Art Centre
Hachinohe Book Center
青森国际艺术中心
八户书本中心
Community development emerges through places where citizens, creators, and local institutions actively shape shared environments and cultural life. In Aomori, the Aomori Contemporary Art Centre shows how artist residencies and participatory projects cultivate dialogue, creativity, and regional identity, turning contemporary art into a catalyst for social engagement. Meanwhile, the Hachinohe Book Center illustrates how accessible knowledge spaces, blending bookstore, library, and civic forum, can nurture literacy, local publishing, and community interaction. Together, these sites reveal how environmental stewardship, cultural production, and public learning form interconnected pathways for sustainable and resilient community development.
社区发展体现在居民、创作者与公共机构共同塑造生活环境与文化生态的过程中。青森国际艺术中心以驻地创作与社区参与为核心，通过艺术实践推动对地方身份、社会议题与未来可能性的讨论，使艺术成为促进社区对话与创造力的引擎。而八户书本中心则以书店、图书馆与市民交流空间的混合形式，培育阅读文化、支持地方出版，并为居民提供开放的知识平台。两者共同展示了文化生产与公共学习如何交织成可持续的社区发展路径。
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Public-Private Partnership
公私合作
GREEN×EXPO2027
2027年国际园艺博览会
Public–Private Partnership (PPP) is a collaborative model in which governments, private companies, and communities combine their strengths to deliver public services, infrastructure, and local development more effectively by sharing resources, responsibilities, and risks. At GREEN×EXPO2027, government agencies work with designers, horticultural specialists, and private-sector partners to create large-scale gardens and educational zones that require shared investment and coordinated management.
公私合作是一种由政府、企业与社区共同协作，通过资源整合、责任分担与风险共担来提升公共服务、基础设施与地方发展的合作模式。2027年国际园艺博览会通过政府部门与设计团队、园艺专家、企业伙伴的合作，打造大型教育园区与永续展示空间，体现跨部门协作在资源整合与长期运营中的关键作用。
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Public Space
公共空间
Ueno Park
Hitachi Station
Mito City Civic Center
Tsuruga-jo Castle Park
Towada Public Library
Hirosaki Park
上野公园
日立站
水户市民会馆
鹤城公园
十和田市民图书馆
弘前公园
Public space defines how people move, gather, and experience community, and each site on this journey highlights a distinct form of shared civic life. Ueno Park shows how cultural institutions and open lawns form an accessible urban commons, while Hitachi Station illustrates how transportation architecture can serve as a transparent public gateway. Facilities like the Mito City Civic Center support everyday learning and interaction, while historic landscapes such as Tsuruga‑jo Castle Park preserve cultural memory through open public grounds. In northern Japan, Towada Public Library and Hirosaki Park anchor community identity through reading culture and seasonal nature. Together, these spaces reveal how design, ecology, and culture shape vibrant and inclusive public realms.
公共空间塑造了人们在城市与自然中的移动、停留与交流方式，而沿途的各个地点展现了不同形式的共享生活场景。上野公园以文化设施与开放绿地形成城市公共文化核心，日立车站以透明的交通建筑连接城市与海景，水户市民中心以多功能空间支持市民学习与文化活动，鹤ヶ城公园以历史景观提供开放的文化记忆场域，十和田图书馆与弘前公园则以阅读文化与季节性自然强化地方认同。它们共同展示了公共空间如何通过设计、生态与文化让城市与社区更具活力与包容性。
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Regional Development
区域开发
Aomori Gokan
青森五馆
Regional development grows from the strengths of local culture and coordinated community investment. Aomori Gokan, a network of major cultural institutions, demonstrates how strategic cultural infrastructure can enhance regional identity, attract visitors, and support long-term community engagement.
区域发展源自地方文化的力量与持续性的公共投入。青森五馆以五大文化设施的联动为特色，通过博物馆与艺术中心的整合投资，强化区域文化认同并吸引长期的公众参与。
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Transport Infrastructure
交通基础设施
Tohoku Shinkansen
东北新干线
This module explores how rail systems drive national connectivity and regional economic growth. The Tohoku Shinkansen illustrates the macro impact of high‑speed transit, showing how rapid inter‑regional linkage decentralizes commerce and strengthens long‑distance industrial logistics.
本模块探讨先进铁路网络与以交通为导向的空间设计如何成为国家连通性、区域凝聚力与经济增长的关键驱动力。通过东北新干线，参与者将理解高速交通如何通过快速连结区域促使商业活动分散化等宏观层面的影响，并强化跨区域的产业物流体系。
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City Branding
城市品牌
Aizu-Wakamatsu City
Towada City
Hirosaki City
Hachinohe City
会津若松市
十和田市
弘前市
八户市
City branding reveals how municipalities articulate identity, heritage, and cultural vision to shape public perception and attract long‑term engagement. Aizu‑Wakamatsu City builds its brand through samurai heritage and historical continuity, positioning tradition as a living civic narrative. Towada City leverages contemporary art and landscape design to craft a forward‑looking cultural image centered on creativity and openness. Hirosaki City anchors its identity in seasonal beauty and craftsmanship, using cherry blossoms, castle grounds, and regional culture to project a refined, nature‑infused brand. Hachinohe City emphasizes everyday culture, fisheries, and community vitality, presenting an authentic, citizen‑driven regional character. Together, these cities demonstrate how distinct cultural assets and strategic storytelling shape recognizable, resilient urban identities.
城市品牌展示了地方如何通过文化资产、历史叙事与公共愿景来塑造独特的城市形象并吸引长期关注。会津若松市以武士文化与历史传承为核心，将传统转化为当代城市身份。十和田市借由当代艺术与景观设计，打造开放、前瞻的文化形象。弘前市以四季景观、工艺文化与城郭遗产构筑自然与美学交织的城市气质。八户市则以渔港文化、日常生活力与市民参与形成真实而充满生命力的地方品牌。四座城市共同展示了文化资源与叙事策略如何塑造鲜明、可持续的城市认同。
Proposed Itinerary
暂定行程
Essential Information
基本信息
Dates 2nd April 2027 ~ 20th April 2027
Maximum number of participants 13 people (including one team leader)
Minimum number of participants 2 people (excluding team leader)
Time and Venue of Assembly 09:00 2nd April 2027, Narita International Airport
Time and Venue of Dismissal 09:00 20th April 2027, Narita International Airport
Basic Plan (excluding flights)
JPY 450000/pax or RM 12000/pax or CNY 19599/pax or SGD 3699/pax
Application deadline 3rd March 2027
Please note that people with poor physical condition, those who use wheelchairs or other equipment, those with mental or physical disabilities, pregnant women, those who may become pregnant, those who are accompanied by assistance dogs for the physically handicapped (guide dogs, hearing dogs, service dogs), and other people who need special consideration may not participate.
Besides, participants under the age of 18 are required to submit a written consent from their parent or guardian. Parent or guardian for participants under the age of 15 are required to appoint an adult companion for the journey. Please download, print, fill in, and submit the consent here.
日期 2027年4月2日~2027年4月20日
人数 1名带队人员，含带队人员总共不超过13人
最低成团人数 不含带队人员2人
集合时间和地点 2027年4月2日9时于成田国际机场
解散时间和地点 2027年4月20日9时于成田国际机场
基础套餐（不含往返机票）
JPY 450000/人 或 RM 12000/人 或 CNY 19599/人 或 SGD 3699/人
报名截止日期 2027年3月2日
本次行程运动强度较大，因此身体状况不佳者、使用轮椅或其他设备者、精神或身体残疾者、孕妇、可能怀孕者、由肢体残疾人协助犬（导盲犬、助听犬、服务犬）陪同者以及其他需要特殊考虑的人员，不予参加，望您谅解。
另外，18岁以下的出行者须提交亲权人的书面同意。15岁以下出行者的亲权人必须指定一名成人陪同出行者一同参加旅程。请在此下载、打印、填写并提交未成年人旅行亲权人同意书及委托书。