Top Experiences in Amish Farm and House

Today we will first visit the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir. Here you can appreciate the unique and beautiful design and experience the tranquility and profoundness of oriental culture, and seek inner peace. Then we will head to Lancaster in the south of Pennsylvania in order to visit the first tourist attraction of Lancaster - Amish Farm and House. You will learn about the history and lifestyle of Amish people and experience the rural scenery of Amish village. Finally, we will go to the The Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area. There are hundreds of thousands of snow geese and tens of thousands of Canada geese in the management area every year. The swans wait for migratory birds to come here to inhabit here. Usually from the end of February to the middle of March is the migration season of snow geese. During this period, the scene of snow geese landing and taking off at Lake is very spectacular.

1. Explore the historic landmarks of Philadelphia, including Independence Hall and the iconic Liberty Bell.
2. Immerse yourself in the heart of the nation's capital, Washington, DC, with the choice of a U.S. Capital Depth Tour or a Congress Tour.
3. Indulge in a sweet adventure at Hershey Chocolate World, where you'll witness the fascinating process of chocolate making.
4. Embark on a journey through the ancient limestone formations of Indian Echo Caverns by taking a short walk underground.
5. Visit an Amish Farm and House to gain insight into the unique and humble religious lifestyle led by the tour guide.
6. Enjoy a day filled with history, culture, and unique experiences as you travel through these diverse destinations.

Excursion to Philadelphia, one of the most historic cities in the United States, located in the state of Pennsylvania, it is one of the nerve centers of art and culture, it is also a city of great economic importance due to its commercial port, the largest on the east coast. We will visit the Liberty Bell and the Independence Hall, where the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence were signed, both are located in the National Park of Independence.

Pennsylvania is home to a fascinating culture found in the rural farmlands outside of Philadelphia. Join our tour to understand the complex history and lifestyle of the Amish community and dispel the myths of a much misunderstood people.

Your tour starts with a ride in our comfortable van out to the idyllic countryside of Lancaster County, where you’ll hear about the beginnings of Amish culture in the United States and see farmers hard at work in their fields.

Your local guide will fully immerse you in the way of life here with a visit to an 1800s farmhouse, and your included admission to the Amish Village Museum will give you a deeper appreciation for the traditions and philosophies of the Amish communities.

We’ll have time for stops in small towns highlighting Amish-made goods, including quilt shops, bakeries, and road-side stands. Best yet, you’ll have the chance to support the community with your food purchases, with unique options recommended by your guide!

Escape the hustle & bustle of the 21st century... visit Amish Country! Our three-part tour will give you an authentic glimpse inside the Amish Community.
--Join us for a tour inside our 1805 farmhouse, which was last occupied by an Amish family. Your guide will explain the history, customs, clothing, and culture as you visit the various rooms of the home.
--Travel through the Amish countryside in our 14-passenger mini-buses. Keep your camera ready as you see Amish schoolhouses, buggies, barns, farms, historic homes, and beautiful farmland vistas.
-- Meet with the Amish owners and purchase handmade souvenirs at quaint Amish stores along the way. (when available, no Sundays or Amish holidays.)
--Enjoy a self-guided visit on our historic farm. Our 15-acre farm is home to an authentic Amish one-room school, Amish scooters and 12 different types of animals. We have various artisans and Amish craftsmen on our farm, seasonally.