Your package begins as you fly from the US to your destination.

China’s vibrant capital showcases centuries of history alongside a bold, modern energy. From ancient palaces and tree-lined boulevards to bustling neighborhoods, Beijing blends tradition and contemporary culture, creating one of Asia’s most captivating cities.

During a day at leisure, you could explore the 798 Art District this trendy contemporary arts zone set in a former factory complex, filled with galleries, street art, design studios, quirky cafés, and boutique shops.

Visit the stunning Temple of Heaven, symbolizing the connection between heaven and Earth, followed by the iconic Forbidden City, former home of China’s emperors. Then explore Tiananmen Square, the symbolic heart of modern Beijing.

Prepare to explore the Great Wall of China, the world’s longest wall, steeped in over 2,000 years of history. Then stroll through the stunning Summer Palace and its imperial gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Leaving Beijing, travel to Xi’an by bullet train for a two-night stay and a visit to the awe-inspiring Terracotta Army. History enthusiasts will enjoy the 14th-century Bell Tower, while food lovers can explore the bustling Muslim Quarter.

Discovered in 1974, the Terracotta Army reflects the grandeur of China’s first emperor, Qin Shi Huang. Tonight, enjoy a Tang Dynasty-style dinner and performance, celebrating the rich culture and culinary traditions of Xi’an’s golden era.

This morning, visit one of Xi’an’s iconic landmarks, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. Then explore the bustling Muslim Quarter and the historic Great Mosque, enjoy a tasty lunch, and board the high-speed train to Chengdu.

Visit the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, where tranquil bamboo groves set the scene for an unforgettable encounter with China’s iconic pandas. Later, wander down Jinli Street, filled with teahouses, local treats, and traditional crafts that showcase Sichuan’s vibrant culture.

Today, board the train and settle into your first-class seat for the journey to Guilin. Upon arrival, meet your guide and transfer to your hotel, where you’ll stay for the next two nights.

Take a scenic day trip along the Li River to Yangshuo, where mist-covered karst peaks and bamboo-lined banks form one of China’s most iconic landscapes. Later, stroll through the lively West Street and enjoy dinner with views of the Yulong River.

Transfer to Hong Kong by train for an overnight stay. Experience the city’s blend of Eastern traditions and Western modernity, from bustling Kowloon streets and colorful markets to ancient temples and the serene views atop Victoria Peak.

Your voyage begins as you embark Azamara Pursuit^® for 13 all-inclusive nights. Raise a complimentary glass of house wine or an international beer as the city’s lights fade behind you.

Some 2,000 islands and islets rise from the waters of Hạ Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site shaped over millions of years. Glide between them by boat, or perhaps paddle a kayak into secluded caves and lagoons.

A second day here means more time to savor the bay’s quieter corners. Explore the vast chambers of Sung Sot Cave, or perhaps climb to the viewpoint on Ti Top Island for sweeping views across the water.

Central Vietnam opens up from Da Nang, a coastal city overlooked by the Marble Mountains. Venture to the lantern-lit lanes of Hội An, a UNESCO-listed trading port, or perhaps unwind on the long sweep of Mỹ Khê Beach.

Once known as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City pulses with scooters, street food and French colonial landmarks such as the Central Post Office. Discover the Reunification Palace and War Remnants Museum, then sample a steaming bowl of phở at a local stall.

With a second day in port, venture beyond the city to the Củ Chi Tunnels, an intricate network dug during the Vietnam War, or perhaps cruise the waterways of the Mekong Delta past floating markets and fruit orchards

Laem Chabang is your gateway to Thailand’s capital. Gilded temples such as Wat Arun and Wat Pho line the Chao Phraya River, while the Grand Palace dazzles with ornate spires and glittering mosaics.

Make the most of a second day with a long-tail boat ride through Bangkok’s canals or an evening feast among the food stalls of Chinatown. Or perhaps stay closer to port and enjoy the beaches and seafood of nearby Pattaya.

Palm-fringed beaches and turquoise water set the scene on Ko Samui. Visit the Big Buddha at Wat Phra Yai, or perhaps spend the day snorkeling around the islands of Ang Thong Marine Park.

Your cruise concludes in Singapore where you’ll disembark and transfer to the airport for your flight home.