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| 2009 President's Cruise |
| From Singapore to Dubai. Join us we explore the treasures of modern and old-world Asia, from the exotic beauty of Singapore to the sacred monuments of Thailand, the monasteries of Myanmar and the temples of India. You will be left in awe of the cultural majesty of this corner of the world. |
| Dates: Apr 28 - May 18, 2009 |
Prices from: $9,650 | |
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| Epicurean Journeys: India |
| Journey from Tamil Nadu (home to vegetarianism) to Chettinad (with the most aromatic dishes), from South Kerala (with its tropical fruits) to North Kerala (with its unique Moplah cuisine), from Jaipur (with its delicate Rajasthani dishes) to Agra (with its magnificent biryanis) and finish in vibrant Delhi. |
Dates: Sep-May |
Prices from: $7,995 | |
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| Epicurean Journeys: Indochina |
| The supernal flavours of the Asian palate are as brilliant as the landscapes in which they are savoured. Explore the markets of Luang Prabang, shop with a famous Vietnamese chef in Saigon, float down the Mekong river past lush rice paddies and take in the sunset over the sprawling ruins of Angkor Wat. |
| Dates: Sep - Apr |
Prices from: $4,995 | |
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| Family Expeditions: Bhutan |
| Imagine an ancient Buddhist kingdom, nestled in the heart of the sacred Himalayan Mountains, which for centuries has remained insulated from the world. Tradition and Buddhism infuse every facet of life here, from the jingling sounds of prayer wheels to ornate monasteries perched high above terraced fields. |
| Dates: Oct - Apr |
Prices from: $3,495 | |
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| Hong Kong to Singapore |
Hong Kong to Singapore. From the bustling harbour of Hong Kong to the pristine beaches of the Philippines to the lush jungles of Malaysia, the wonders of the Orient never cease to amaze and delight. Whether it is reflecting at a solemn WWII monument in Manila, gazing on the majesty of Mount Kinabalu or tasting the diverse cuisines of Singapore, this journey will leave you marvelling at the poetic harmony of modern progression, resilient pride, and ancient traditions of the Far East. |
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| Luxury Adventure - Pushkar Camel Fair |
| Imagine the scene at dusk on the steps of an ancient temple on the banks of Pushkar's sacred lake, created, according to legend, when a lotus blossom dropped from the hand of God Brahma into the Pushkar valley. Suddenly, the ululations of an itinerant sadhu ring out through the evening air as the golden haze is parted by a line of camels stretching over the horizon. The Pushkar Camel fair is the world's largest, held in the desert state of Rajasthan, and attended by camel traders, Hindu pilgrims, Rajput warriors, enterprising mendicants and you. |
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| Luxury Adventure: Vietnam |
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The Pearl of Indochina - Imagine a woman working in an emerald-green rice field in an isolated village on the Mekong Delta. She wears a traditional conical hat to protect her lustrous dark hair from the tropical sun as she works. Suddenly, she looks up and dazzles you with the most radiant smile you have ever seen. Her natural grace, her other-worldly serenity and her joyous spirit encapsulates the complex character of Vietnam, a land of both immense beauty and immeasurable sadness. |
| Dates: Jan-Apr/Sep-Dec |
Prices from: $3,450 | |
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| Luxury Adventures: Bhutan |
| Experience the mesmerizing Shangri-la of Bhutan, where the culture runs pure, the wilderness remains pristine, and the people remain among the most spiritual on earth. Embark on a magical journey from remote cliff side monasteries and dizzying snow-capped peaks to lush river valleys and vibrant medieval villages. |
| Dates: Oct-May, 2008 |
Prices from: $3,995 | |
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| Luxury Adventures: Indian Himalayas |
| High up in the foothills of the Himalayas, where rhododendron forests carpet hillsides and slate pathways connect ancient villages, a new luxury travel experience is being born. Join us as we walk along ancient paths with expert guides, enjoy the hospitality of local families and unwind at a decadent new mountain retreat. |
| Dates: Sep - May, 2008 |
Prices from: $4,950 | |
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| Luxury Adventures: Mongolia |
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From verdant fields dusted with a kaleidoscope of wildflowers to pristine waters nestled in forested alpine mountains, the diversity and wild beauty of Mongolia’s scenic wonders are overpowering. This inspiring journey provides a glimpse of Mongolian life and landscapes. |
| Dates: May - Sep |
Prices from: $5,995 | |
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| Vietnam and Cambodia |
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The Pearl of Indochina: From the fresh markets of Saigon to the rolling waters of the Mekong Delta, this journey is sure to leave you forever changed. Engage with the animated locals who proudly share their cultural legacy and immerse yourself in a land where vibrant, contemporary lifestyle and deep reverence to tradition exists in perfect harmony. |
| Dates: Oct 19 - Nov 3, 2009 |
Prices from: $7995 | |
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| Vietnam: Women Only |
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The Pearl of Indochina - Imagine a woman working in an emerald-green rice field in an isolated village on the Mekong Delta. She wears a traditional conical hat to protect her lustrous dark hair from the tropical sun as she works. Suddenly, she looks up and dazzles you with the most radiant smile you have ever seen. Her natural grace and her joyous spirit encapsulates the complex character of Vietnam, a land of both immense beauty and immeasurable sadness. |
| Dates: Nov 10-22, 2008 |
Prices from: $5,650 | |
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| Wildlife & Wild Places: India |
| Imagine the moment when you catch your first glimpse of a tiger in the wild. The pulse quickens as adrenaline surges into your bloodstream; 10 feet away lies the largest and most powerful cat on earth; a super predator of extraordinary grace and ferocity. Tragically, it is also at risk of becoming extinct due to excessive poaching and habitat encroachment. |
| Dates: Year-round |
Prices: $6,495 | |
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