Wendy Wu Ultimate Asia Explorer

Days 1-2: Fly to Siem Reap
Fly overnight to Siem Reap in Cambodia. On arrival, transfer to the hotel where the rest of the day is at leisure before a welcome dinner.
(Dinner)

Day 3: Explore Angkor
Head into the city of Angkor Thom, beginning your exploration at the iconic Bayon temple. Admire the Elephant Terrace and the Terrace of the Leper King before continuing to Ta Prohm. The rest of the afternoon is spent at Angkor Wat. As the sun sets, head up to Phnom Bakheng Temple to take in the views of Angkor Wat.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 4: Cruise Tonle Sap
This morning, visit the mysterious Beng Mealea temple, which has been overrun by the surrounding jungle. Then, head to Tonle Sap Lake for a cruise across the water to visit Kampong Kleng. See the stilt houses and observe the community. Return to Siem Reep where you’ll watch a traditional Apsara show and enjoy a dinner of local dishes
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 5: Travel to Saigon
Travel into the countryside around Siem Reap to get a deeper insight into Cambodian culture, with visits to small villages and farms. Share a home-made lunch with the locals before flying to Saigon.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 6: Cu Chi Tunnels
Today, visit the Ci Chi Tunnels for a tour around some of the hidden Viet Cong tunnels and bunkers that were used during the Vietnam War. In the evening, embark on a food tour of Saigon, try some local favourites.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 7: Mekong Delta
Venture into the Mekong Delta region by boat, navigating the networks of canals and waterways. Pass riverside communities and local fishermen before visiting cottage industries making coconut candy as well as a workshop of a family who weave with water hyacinths. Then, enjoy lunch at a local house and watch a Bánh xèo (savoury pancake) demonstration
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 8: Fly to Hanoi
Fly to Vietnam’s capital and embark on a guided tour. Behing at Ho Chi Minh’s mausoleum, before heading to the peaceful grounds of the Temple of Literature. From here, you’ll the visit Ngoc Son Temple which sits on Hoan Kiem Lake. As night falls, head out on a street food tour in the Old Quarter, during which you can discover Vietnamese egg coffee, dishes from northern Vietnam before ending with a glass of local beer at Bia Hoi Corner.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Days 9-10: Ha Long Bay
Travel to Ha Long Bay and board a boat for your overnight cruise. Sail out into the bay and spend the next two days visiting caves, kayaking, trying fishing or practising Tai Chi in the morning. Return to Hanoi on the second day and attend the Quintessence of Tonkin show which celebrates the rich history of Northern Vietnam.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 11: Fly to Hong Kong
Depart Hanoi for Hong Kong. On arrival the rest of the day is at leisure before dinner at the hotel in the evening.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 12: Explore Hong Kong
Take the tram up Victoria’s Peak to take in the views and for a walking tour. Return to Central and ride the Central Escalator to Tai Kwan. Continue to Hollywood Road and Man Mo Temple before sampling a pastry at a traditional bakery. Then, sit down for a dim sum lunch before taking a wander through the West Kowloon Cultural District. Later, walk down The Avenue of Stars to admire Victoria Harbour at night.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 13: Board the Azamara Quest
After breakfast, transfer to the cruise terminal to board the Azamara Quest. The rest of the day is free to explore the ship’s facilities and settling into your cabin.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 14: Cruise – At Sea
Use today to explore the variety of facilities onboard the ship.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 15: Cruise – Taipei*
The ship ports at Keelung, the gateway to the modern city of Taipei.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 16: Cruise – Ishigaki*
Sail into the tropical waters of Japan’s Okinawa prefecture, arriving to the island of Ishigaki. Explore the coastline or simply relax on one of the white sand beaches.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 17: Cruise – Naha*
Call at the capital of Okinawa, the city of Naha, which offers a fascinating history to discover.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 18: Cruise – At Sea
Enjoy a full day of sailing, giving you time to make the most of the onboard entertainment.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Days 19-21: Cruise – Shanghai*
Enjoy 3 days docked in Shanghai, giving you ample time to visit traditional sights like the Yu Gardens, stroll along the Bund or head you to discover the nearby water towns.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 22: Cruise – At Sea
Enjoy the facilities and entertainment onboard as you sail north.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 23: Cruise – Dalian*
Stop in the port city of Dalian which offers sandy beaches and a relaxed atmosphere
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Days 24-25: Cruise – Beijing*
The ship docks at Tianjin for 2 days. You can explore Tianjin itself or head into Beijing to see the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace or perhaps visit the Great Wall.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 26: Cruise – At Sea
One last day of sailing to enjoy the onboard facilities.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 27: Arrive in Seoul
Sail into Seoul’s cruise port and disembark the ship. You’ll be met by an English-speaking guide before transferring to hotel where the rest of the day is at leisure.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 28: Explore Seoul
Spend the day exploring the city. Start at the Gwanghwamun Plaza, before passing through the largest gate of the Gyeongbok Palace where you can see the changing of the guard ceremony. Then, try on traditional dress to explore the Bukchon Hanok Village, home to restored heritage buildings. Later, enjoy a cooking demonstration where you’ll learn about kimchi before taking a stroll through the Myeongdong neighbourhood.
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 29: Fly Seoul to UK
Fly home to the UK, arriving the same or following day
(Breakfast)

*Throughout your cruise, when your ship comes into port, there will be a range of excursions available to help you explore each destination. These excursions are at your own expense and are bookable on your cruise reservation

Traditional Korean Dress
Try on a traditional hanbok before strolling through the tradition houses of the Bukchon Hank neighbourhood.

Cambodian Rural Life
In the Cambodian countryside, visit a number of small villages and farms to get a glimpse of daily life, meeting the locals to learn about their culture before enjoying lunch together.

Explore Vietnamese Food
In both Saigon and Hanoi, you’ll head out with a guide to try some of their famous street snacks including local favourites and coffee

• Return flights & transfers
• 4* accommodation
• 14nts aboard Azamara Quest
• All meals: 27 breakfasts, 26 lunches & 27 dinners
• Selected drinks, including alcoholic beverages while on cruise
• Cruise gratuities and self-service laundry on board
• Touring with guides and entrance fees

Cruise & Tour
These tours combine the best of the world’s ocean cruises with award-winning touring itineraries to create unforgettable holidays. The fully inclusive touring ethos, where everything is taken care of, is the perfect match for a carefree voyage to the exotic corners of the world.

This tour has a maximum group size of 28 people per group

This tour has a physical rating of 1. A reasonable level of fitness is required. Expect to be on your feet for most of the day walking around sights, often including steps and getting on and off coaches, trains, or boats. Occasional longer walks may be included.

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