2016/17 - TM Vietnam and Cambodia

TM-V&C-1617-A$

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47 Shanghai Chongqing Yichang Xi'an Beijing Wuzhen CHINA 2 2 3 MS Victoria Anna or MS Victoria Selina 4 1 Yangtze River Coach Cruise Included flights No. of nights stay See the captivating Forbidden City in Beijing Day 7. Shibaozhai. Arrive today at the base of a steep hill, into which is built Shibaozhai, a striking red pagoda. Disembark and explore the pagoda's 12 floors – each of which contains a range of unique artefacts. There is also an option (additional cost) to visit the 'Ghost City' of Fengdu, where you'll see a number of shrines, temples and monasteries on Ming Mountain. This evening, enjoy a final dinner on board. BLD Day 8. Chongqing, Disembark, Xi'an. Disembark for the final time this morning in Chongqing, a port established in the 11th century that played a key role in World War II. From here, head to the Chongqing Zoo, where more than 200 varieties of rare animals are on display, including the famous giant pandas. Later, board an included flight to Xi'an. A Taste of China – tonight indulge in a dumpling banquet and take in a Tang Dynasty show. Stay (Two Nights): Golden Flower Hotel Xi'an, by Shangri-La. BD Day 9. Xi'an. Travel via a clay factory, where Terracotta soldiers are still made today, on the way to the Museum of Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses. Here, see the three excavation pits that contain thousands of sculptures of soldiers, chariots and horses that were buried around 210 BC. Like a Local – tonight, head to Xi'an's Muslim Quarter where stalls are filled with exotic treats and various souvenirs for sale. Enhance Your Journey: take a bike tour or electronic buggy ride along the City Wall of Xi'an (see page 59). BL Day 10. Xi'an, Shanghai, Wuzhen. After a morning at leisure, board your included flight to Shanghai. From here, travel to the ancient water town of Wuzhen. Special Stay – stay overnight at the enchanting Tong'an Guesthouse. Enhance Your Journey: dine on regional delicacies at a local restaurant (see page 59). Stay: Wuzhen, Tong'an Guesthouse. B Day 11. Wuzhen, Shanghai. Board a boat for a morning cruise along the canals of Wuzhen. Peaceful and historic, these beautiful waterways offer a unique glimpse into ancient times. Later, you will return to Shanghai and enjoy an evening of leisure. Enhance Your Journey: take in a dazzling acrobatic performance tonight (see page 59). Stay (Two Nights): Shanghai, Ocean Hotel. BL Day 12. Shanghai. Like a Local – this morning take part in a traditional tea ceremony in a teahouse within picturesque Yu Garden, set in the Old City of Shanghai. Afterwards, visit a silk factory on the return to your hotel and get an insight into this industry. Tonight, enjoy a Farewell Dinner of authentic steamed dumplings at Din Tai Fung restaurant. Enhance Your Journey: Enjoy a river cruise on the Huangpu River (please enquire). BD Day 13. Depart Shanghai. Enjoy the day at leisure before transferring to the airport, for your onward flight. Enhance Your Journey: ride the high-speed Maglev Train to the airport (please enquire). B EARLYBIRD SPECIALS SEE PAGE 23 FOR DETAILS 2016 DATES & PRICES (A$) 13 Days – Beijing to Shanghai (CHTY13) Per person Twin Share Solo Trav. Mar. 10. $3,995 $5,095 Mar. 22. $4,295 $5,395 Apr. 14. $4,795 $5,895 May 10. $4,795 $5,895 June 2. $4,495 $5,595 July 12, 28. $4,495 $5,595 Aug. 9. $4,495 $5,595 Aug. 25. $4,795 $5,895 Sept. 6, 22. $4,795 $5,895 Oct. 18. $4,495 $5,595 CRUISE UPGRADES Prices are based on a Superior Stateroom on the Bridge Deck on board either the MS Victoria Anna or MS Victoria Selina. See page 64 for deck and suite plans. To upgrade, add per person: Cat. Stateroom Type Twin Share Solo Trav. Exec. Executive Suite From $475 From $1,145 TOUR NOTES Prices include port charges, gratuities and sundries. Disruptions to cruising and itinerary arrangements may occur (see pages 66-67 for details).

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