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Page 1: A Note About Activity Levels · Reclining Buddha, Wat Pho, Bangkok Observation Car on the Eastern & Oriental Express &Angkor Wat ... to decline, to accept or to retain any person

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George DuttonGeorge Dutton is Director ofthe UCLA Center forSoutheast Asian Studies andProfessor in the Dept. ofAsian Languages andCultures where he is a specialist in Vietnamese history. He trained morebroadly as a SoutheastAsianist after falling in lovewith the region as an undergraduate exchangestudent at the NationalUniversity of Singapore. He has been visiting andconducting research acrossSoutheast Asia since 1987.At UCLA he teaches courseson all aspects of SoutheastAsia from literature and religion to ethnicity and colonialism. He is co-editor of the definitive volume onVietnamese historical texts,Sources of VietnameseTradition. He is also theauthor of two books on earlymodern Vietnamese history,The Tay Son Uprising:Society and Rebellion inEighteenth-Century Vietnam(Hawaii Press, 2006) and AVietnamese Moses PhiliphêBỉnh and the Geographies ofEarly Modern Catholicism(UC Press, 2016).

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Accommodations(with baggage handling)

• 2 nights in Singapore at the deluxe Shangri-La Hotel.

• 2 nights aboard the deluxe Eastern & Oriental Express.

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Choose from a selection of PERSONALIZE YOUR JOURNEY | PYJexcursions in these towns:

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–Kanchanaburi | Kwai Yai River | Cycle Tour |Culinary Tour

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Dear UCLA Alumni and Friends,Join an enthralling 10-night adventure through Singapore,

Malaysia, Thailand and Cambodia, wondrous countries

imbued with the riches that come with long histories and

diverse cultures. From the modern metropolis of Singapore to

the ancient Khmer temples of Angkor, get ready to encounter

a wealth of relics across Southeast Asia.

Tour Singapore’s top attractions and experience its

Peranakan heritage through traditional cooking and handicraft

demonstrations. Board the lavish Eastern & Oriental Express

and journey to Thailand, traversing landscapes of rice paddies

and virgin forests. Marvel at Bangkok’s treasured temples and

discover local life along serene waterways. Visit Thailand’s

ancient capital Ayutthaya as well as the sublime and unforget-

table Angkor Wat. Along the way, experiment with new flavors

as you delve into the region’s food culture, learning the secrets

to homemade Chinese dumplings and strolling through spice

markets. This thrilling experience truly immerses you in

Southeast Asia’s diverse destinations and endless wonders!

This trip combines the security, ease and value of group

travel with opportunities for independent exploration. Space on

this exclusive journey is limited, and the trip is sure to sell out

quickly, so make your reservations today!

Regards from Westwood,

Christel Aragon

Director, Alumni Travel

Air Program dates: Sept. 2-15, 2020

Land Program dates: Sept. 4-14, 2020

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ACCOMMODATIONS

Inspiring Moments

Angkor Thom gate

Below: Aerial view of the storied Angkor Wat

SHANGRI-LA HOTEL | SINGAPORE

THE PENINSULA BANGKOK | BANGKOK, THAILAND

Days 1 & 2 | In Transit

Depart gateway city for Singapore.

Cross the international date line.

Day 3 | Singapore

Transfer and check in to the Shangri-La Hotel.

Gather for a Welcome Reception tonight.

Day 4 | Singapore

Enrichment: Contemporary Singapore.

Discovery: Singapore. Explore Singapore’ssights on a panoramic tour. Pass by the toweringMarina Bay Sands resort, Merlion Park and themythical Merlion, a statue that has a head of a lionand the body of a fish. Drive through the Civic District by the Padang, Cricket Club, ParliamentHouse, Supreme Court, City Hall and more. Thenvisit Thian Hock Keng Temple, Singapore’s oldest Chinese temple where intricate carvings are interspersed with statues of mythical beasts.

Discovery: Multicultural Singapore. Marvelat the breadth of Singapore’s diverse cultures andrich history. Begin with an excursion throughKampong Glam, a Malay enclave that originatedas a fishing village at the mouth of the RochorRiver. This area of Singapore is known for its thriving gelam trees that were used for buildingships. Explore Chinatown’s shophouses and LittleIndia’s exotic flower and spice market.

Day 5 | Singapore | Eastern & Oriental Express

Discovery: Peranakan Heritage. The region’sPeranakan community arrived in PeninsularMalaysia and Singapore between the 15-17thcenturies and settled in port towns. Come face-to-face with Singapore’s rich, multiculturalheritage as you visit a Peranakan enclave.

Meet a family who shares secrets of Chinesedumplings and enjoy a taste of this regional favorite. Then visit a local home to learn abouttraditional beadwork and embroidery. This type of needlework is an important aspect ofPeranakan heritage.

Gather for a lunch of local favorites.

This afternoon, board the opulent Eastern & Oriental Express and begin your rail journey.Cross into Malaysia and watch the cityscape fade into a lush rural tapestry.

Tonight, stop briefly at Kuala Lumpur’s colonialtrain station, a Moorish-style building.

Day 6 | Kuala Kangsar, Malaysia

PYJ | Choose one of these excursions:

•Traditional Village Experience. Immerseyourself in traditional Malaysian culture during avisit to a rural village. See a dance performance,taste regional flavors and browse locally produced handicrafts. Learn about planting andharvesting rice, and enjoy a visit to a plantationthat grows banana and durian fruits.

•Countryside Hill Trek. Begin your excursionat a banana and durian fruit plantation and sample freshly made chips. Stretch your legs during an uphill walk with a guide. Nature loverswill delight in the surrounding scenery while learning about the region’s local wildlife and ecological treasures. Take in stunning panoramicviews from atop the hill! (Active)

Back on the train, enjoy a full afternoon at leisureto lounge and converse. Relax with a cocktail in the open-air Observation Car and revel in thepassing landscape of rice paddies and rollingcountryside.

Day 7 | Kanchanaburi, Thailand | Bangkok

PYJ | Choose one of these excursions:

•Kanchanaburi and Kwai Yai River. Cruiseon the Kwai Yai River, skimming beneath the historic Bridge over the River Kwai, and learnabout the Thailand-Burma railway from a historian. Continue to the North Temple and Chinese Cemetery, and visit the Thailand-BurmaRailway Centre to see exhibits and photographs.

•Cycle Tour. Journey to an agricultural village to begin an hour-long bicycle tour. Ride by ricefields before stopping at a local farm for refreshments and a demonstration. Then stepinto an ancient-style wooden house for a relaxingherbal infusion. (Active)

•Culinary Tour. Join a guide for a visit to a colorful wet market and tour a rice noodle house.Board a riverboat at Wat Nue Pier and sail alongthe River Kwai. Delight in a Thai cooking class onboard. Later, you may choose to visit the ChongKai War Cemetery.

Conclude your rail journey in Bangkok and transfer to the Peninsula Bangkok.

Day 8 | Bangkok

Enrichment: Thailand’s History and Culture.

Discovery: Vibrant Bangkok. Discover riverlife as you cruise the Chao Phraya River andThonburi canals. Bangkok merchants still usethe canals for travel and to transport their merchandise. Disembark and visit the GrandPalace and Emerald Buddha Temple. Take a tuk-tuk ride to Wat Pho to see the Reclining Buddha.This temple that sprawls over eight hectares isalso considered the country’s first university.

Delight in the culinary pleasures of Thai cuisineduring lunch at the Blue Elephant, a prestigiousrestaurant housed in a century-old building alongthe historical Sathorn Road.

Free Time: The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure in Bangkok. Browse for souvenirs or delight in a sweet iced coffee.

ELECTIVE | Sala Rim Naam. Immerseyourself in Thai culture during a Thai dance showand a savory dinner of mouthwatering cuisine.

Day 9 | Ayutthaya

Discovery: Ayutthaya. Visit the European-style Bang Pa-In Palace, a summer residence forthe kings of Thailand with ornamental ponds, anelegant Thai-style pavilion and a Thai Buddhisttemple. Continue to the World Heritage site ofAyutthaya, Thailand’s ancient capital from 1350-1767. The storied grounds feature brick ruins,lion guardian statues, seated Buddha figuresand many other amazing artifacts. Board a boatto cruise along the Chao Phraya River towardBangkok. Enjoy a delicious lunch on board whileviewing elaborate temples, markets and otherscenes of local life along the banks. Upon yourreturn to Bangkok, enjoy an evening at leisure.

Day 10 | Siem Reap, Cambodia

After breakfast, fly to Siem Reap, Cambodia.Upon arrival, transfer to the Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf and Spa Resort.

Discovery: Discover Siem Reap. Discoverthis quaint provincial capital as you tour SiemReap in a tuk-tuk. The city offers a bounty ofwell-preserved colonial buildings, small cafes,souvenir shops, art galleries and more. Visit anart and dance center to see demonstrations.

Day 11 | Siem Reap

Discovery: Angkor Wat. Discover the storiedwonders of Angkor Wat. Built in the 12th century, it is the largest temple in the world andthe crown jewel of the Angkor ArchaeologicalPark. Originally dedicated to the Hindu godVishnu, the temple eventually became filled with

Buddhist elements as the new religion spreadthrough the empire. See the gallery of bas-reliefmurals, one of the highlights of the temple.

AHI Connects: Local Life. Uncover culinary traditions with a local family who showsyou how to make rice noodles, a local specialty.

Free Time: You may enjoy visiting the Old Market during free time today.

Discovery: Cambodian Circus. Watch alively dance performance with music, acrobaticsand stories of Khmer culture.

Day 12 | Siem Reap

Discovery: Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm andThommanon. Explore Angkor Thom, a walledcity that once was home to one million people.See the imposing temple of Bayon. Witness TaProhm, swathed by the massive roots of kapoktrees, and visit Thommanon temple.

Free Time: Enjoy an afternoon at leisure.

Gather for a Farewell Dinner and a lively event featuring Khmer classical dance and music.

Days 13 & 14 | In Transit

Transfer to the airport for the return flight toyour gateway city. Depending on individual flightitineraries, passengers will arrive in North Americaon Day 13 or Day 14. Note: Itinerary may change due to local conditions.

Flights and transfers included for AHI FlexAir participants.

Elective experiences available at an additional cost.

Our travel experts have carefully selected these first-class properties for their prime locations. Theyare ideally located for exploring the region’s renowned landmarks, while providing opportunities toimmerse yourself in local life. Of utmost importance is the superior quality of the services, amenities and accommodations, allowing you to fully enjoy your stay.

Art | Architecture | Culture | Cuisine | History | Natural Beauty

Above: Singapore skyline |

Inset: Traditional Thai costume, Bangkok

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The story of travel involves more than a ticket and a passport.

It should weave together discovery, education and humanity, the best

elements of any compelling tale. Your personal travel story begins with

our commitment to delivering authentic experiences with local people.

The incomparable value of your journey lies in the personalized care

you receive from your Travel Director and the knowledge you gain from

expert guides and lecturers, who call this area home.

By eliminating logistical worries, your multilingual Travel Director

allows you to immerse yourself comfortably in your surroundings.

This high-caliber professional makes you feel safe and important

by creating a convivial, welcoming atmosphere.

The other important characters in this story are the guides and

lecturers, whose regional expertise shines in their insider perspective

and commentary.

From Bangkok’s gilded temples to the unrivalled splendor of Angkor

Wat, become intimately engaged in the unique rhythms of Southeast

Asia, adding another memorable chapter to the rich story of your life.

A World Apart

Eastern & Oriental ExpressAbove: Ta Prohm Temple | Cover photo: Angkor Wat

Board the green-and-gold carriages of the Eastern & Oriental Express, and experience the GoldenAge of travel as you wind through some of the most exotic, untouched countrysides on Earth. TheE&O offers a luxurious experience complemented by an unparalleled encounter with Southeast Asia’sfar-flung landscapes. Elegance and attention to detail make riding the E&O an unforgettable treat. Orchids and frangipani flowers perfume the air. Stewards deliver freshly baked croissants and delicately carved local fruits at sunrise. Feel like you are dining in one of the world’s top restaurantswhen you take your seat in one of the lavishly decorated dining cars. Enveloped in rosewood paneling, you will enjoy refined service and gourmet meals prepared with the freshest ingredients. As the sun sets, listen to the sounds of the forest as you relax in the open-air Observation Car and sip a Shanghai Express while the pianist plays your old favorites in the piano bar.

Eastern & Oriental Express

YOUR INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCEFree time means something different to every traveler. You may like to linger in a cozy café or stay onthe go. That’s why we design itineraries that allow you to craft an individual travel experience.

PERSONALIZE YOUR JOURNEY | PYJ | Included Choose from a variety of excursions in selected locales based on your interests.

ELECTIVE EXPERIENCES | At an additional cost Further your experience by immersing yourself in specially designed activities.

Check out our itinerary for more details. We’ve done the legwork. Now the choice is yours.

SOFITEL ANGKOR PHOKEETHRA GOLF AND SPA RESORT | SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA

> Cherish a quiet moment at the awe-inspiring monuments of AngkorWat, Ta Prohm andAngkor Thom.

> Relish the Golden Age oftravel aboard the Eastern& Oriental Express.

> Experience the glories of Southeast Asia, amedley of energetic cities,stunning landscapes andancient ruins.

> Sweet, savory, spicy and tart — delight yourpalate with the region’s outstanding flavors.

> Cruise the legendaryChao Phraya and KwaiYai rivers and glimpseauthentic local life.

> Behold Singapore’s harmonious blend of traditional and modern lifestyles.

Above: Wat Phra Kaew, Grand Palace, Bangkok |

Inset: Bangkok’s canals

A Note About Activity LevelsWe want you to have a comfortable and enjoyable experience. That’s why we haverated all of our excursions with activity levels to help you assess this program’s physical expectations. Depending on the excursion,more leisurely alternatives may be available.Please call or visit our website to review theitinerary for full details about our activity levels.

Excursions on this program require:

> walking on unpaved paths and/or uneven surfaces

> getting on/off motor coaches, boats and trains

> walking through train corridors whether the train is in motion or stopped

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Accommodations(with baggage handling)

• 2 nights in Singapore at the deluxe Shangri-La Hotel.

• 2 nights aboard the deluxe Eastern & Oriental Express.

• 3 nights in Bangkok, Thailand, at the deluxe Peninsula Bangkok.

• 3 nights in Siem Reap, Cambodia, at the deluxe Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf and Spa Resort.

Transfers• Train, flight to Siem Reap and all deluxe

motor coach transfers in the Land Program,plus baggage handling.

Extensive Meal Program• 10 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 3 dinners,

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• Expert-led Enrichment programs enhanceyour insight into the region.

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–Marvel at Bangkok’s Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha Temple.

–Cruise canals and tour ancient Ayutthaya. –Take a tuk-tuk tour of Siem Reap.–Stroll the storied grounds of Angkor Wat,Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm and Thommanon.

Choose from a selection of PERSONALIZE YOUR JOURNEY | PYJexcursions in these towns:

–Kuala Kangsar | Traditional VillageExperience | Countryside Hill Trek

–Kanchanaburi | Kwai Yai River | Cycle Tour |Culinary Tour

• AHI Connects: Local immersion.

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• Welcome Reception to mingle with fellow travelers.

• Tipping of guides and drivers.

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Dear UCLA Alumni and Friends,Join an enthralling 10-night adventure through Singapore,

Malaysia, Thailand and Cambodia, wondrous countries

imbued with the riches that come with long histories and

diverse cultures. From the modern metropolis of Singapore to

the ancient Khmer temples of Angkor, get ready to encounter

a wealth of relics across Southeast Asia.

Tour Singapore’s top attractions and experience its

Peranakan heritage through traditional cooking and handicraft

demonstrations. Board the lavish Eastern & Oriental Express

and journey to Thailand, traversing landscapes of rice paddies

and virgin forests. Marvel at Bangkok’s treasured temples and

discover local life along serene waterways. Visit Thailand’s

ancient capital Ayutthaya as well as the sublime and unforget-

table Angkor Wat. Along the way, experiment with new flavors

as you delve into the region’s food culture, learning the secrets

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markets. This thrilling experience truly immerses you in

Southeast Asia’s diverse destinations and endless wonders!

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ACCOMMODATIONS

Inspiring Moments

Angkor Thom gate

Below: Aerial view of the storied Angkor Wat

SHANGRI-LA HOTEL | SINGAPORE

THE PENINSULA BANGKOK | BANGKOK, THAILAND

Days 1 & 2 | In Transit

Depart gateway city for Singapore.

Cross the international date line.

Day 3 | Singapore

Transfer and check in to the Shangri-La Hotel.

Gather for a Welcome Reception tonight.

Day 4 | Singapore

Enrichment: Contemporary Singapore.

Discovery: Singapore. Explore Singapore’ssights on a panoramic tour. Pass by the toweringMarina Bay Sands resort, Merlion Park and themythical Merlion, a statue that has a head of a lionand the body of a fish. Drive through the Civic District by the Padang, Cricket Club, ParliamentHouse, Supreme Court, City Hall and more. Thenvisit Thian Hock Keng Temple, Singapore’s oldest Chinese temple where intricate carvings are interspersed with statues of mythical beasts.

Discovery: Multicultural Singapore. Marvelat the breadth of Singapore’s diverse cultures andrich history. Begin with an excursion throughKampong Glam, a Malay enclave that originatedas a fishing village at the mouth of the RochorRiver. This area of Singapore is known for its thriving gelam trees that were used for buildingships. Explore Chinatown’s shophouses and LittleIndia’s exotic flower and spice market.

Day 5 | Singapore | Eastern & Oriental Express

Discovery: Peranakan Heritage. The region’sPeranakan community arrived in PeninsularMalaysia and Singapore between the 15-17thcenturies and settled in port towns. Come face-to-face with Singapore’s rich, multiculturalheritage as you visit a Peranakan enclave.

Meet a family who shares secrets of Chinesedumplings and enjoy a taste of this regional favorite. Then visit a local home to learn abouttraditional beadwork and embroidery. This type of needlework is an important aspect ofPeranakan heritage.

Gather for a lunch of local favorites.

This afternoon, board the opulent Eastern & Oriental Express and begin your rail journey.Cross into Malaysia and watch the cityscape fade into a lush rural tapestry.

Tonight, stop briefly at Kuala Lumpur’s colonialtrain station, a Moorish-style building.

Day 6 | Kuala Kangsar, Malaysia

PYJ | Choose one of these excursions:

•Traditional Village Experience. Immerseyourself in traditional Malaysian culture during avisit to a rural village. See a dance performance,taste regional flavors and browse locally produced handicrafts. Learn about planting andharvesting rice, and enjoy a visit to a plantationthat grows banana and durian fruits.

•Countryside Hill Trek. Begin your excursionat a banana and durian fruit plantation and sample freshly made chips. Stretch your legs during an uphill walk with a guide. Nature loverswill delight in the surrounding scenery while learning about the region’s local wildlife and ecological treasures. Take in stunning panoramicviews from atop the hill! (Active)

Back on the train, enjoy a full afternoon at leisureto lounge and converse. Relax with a cocktail in the open-air Observation Car and revel in thepassing landscape of rice paddies and rollingcountryside.

Day 7 | Kanchanaburi, Thailand | Bangkok

PYJ | Choose one of these excursions:

•Kanchanaburi and Kwai Yai River. Cruiseon the Kwai Yai River, skimming beneath the historic Bridge over the River Kwai, and learnabout the Thailand-Burma railway from a historian. Continue to the North Temple and Chinese Cemetery, and visit the Thailand-BurmaRailway Centre to see exhibits and photographs.

•Cycle Tour. Journey to an agricultural village to begin an hour-long bicycle tour. Ride by ricefields before stopping at a local farm for refreshments and a demonstration. Then stepinto an ancient-style wooden house for a relaxingherbal infusion. (Active)

•Culinary Tour. Join a guide for a visit to a colorful wet market and tour a rice noodle house.Board a riverboat at Wat Nue Pier and sail alongthe River Kwai. Delight in a Thai cooking class onboard. Later, you may choose to visit the ChongKai War Cemetery.

Conclude your rail journey in Bangkok and transfer to the Peninsula Bangkok.

Day 8 | Bangkok

Enrichment: Thailand’s History and Culture.

Discovery: Vibrant Bangkok. Discover riverlife as you cruise the Chao Phraya River andThonburi canals. Bangkok merchants still usethe canals for travel and to transport their merchandise. Disembark and visit the GrandPalace and Emerald Buddha Temple. Take a tuk-tuk ride to Wat Pho to see the Reclining Buddha.This temple that sprawls over eight hectares isalso considered the country’s first university.

Delight in the culinary pleasures of Thai cuisineduring lunch at the Blue Elephant, a prestigiousrestaurant housed in a century-old building alongthe historical Sathorn Road.

Free Time: The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure in Bangkok. Browse for souvenirs or delight in a sweet iced coffee.

ELECTIVE | Sala Rim Naam. Immerseyourself in Thai culture during a Thai dance showand a savory dinner of mouthwatering cuisine.

Day 9 | Ayutthaya

Discovery: Ayutthaya. Visit the European-style Bang Pa-In Palace, a summer residence forthe kings of Thailand with ornamental ponds, anelegant Thai-style pavilion and a Thai Buddhisttemple. Continue to the World Heritage site ofAyutthaya, Thailand’s ancient capital from 1350-1767. The storied grounds feature brick ruins,lion guardian statues, seated Buddha figuresand many other amazing artifacts. Board a boatto cruise along the Chao Phraya River towardBangkok. Enjoy a delicious lunch on board whileviewing elaborate temples, markets and otherscenes of local life along the banks. Upon yourreturn to Bangkok, enjoy an evening at leisure.

Day 10 | Siem Reap, Cambodia

After breakfast, fly to Siem Reap, Cambodia.Upon arrival, transfer to the Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf and Spa Resort.

Discovery: Discover Siem Reap. Discoverthis quaint provincial capital as you tour SiemReap in a tuk-tuk. The city offers a bounty ofwell-preserved colonial buildings, small cafes,souvenir shops, art galleries and more. Visit anart and dance center to see demonstrations.

Day 11 | Siem Reap

Discovery: Angkor Wat. Discover the storiedwonders of Angkor Wat. Built in the 12th century, it is the largest temple in the world andthe crown jewel of the Angkor ArchaeologicalPark. Originally dedicated to the Hindu godVishnu, the temple eventually became filled with

Buddhist elements as the new religion spreadthrough the empire. See the gallery of bas-reliefmurals, one of the highlights of the temple.

AHI Connects: Local Life. Uncover culinary traditions with a local family who showsyou how to make rice noodles, a local specialty.

Free Time: You may enjoy visiting the Old Market during free time today.

Discovery: Cambodian Circus. Watch alively dance performance with music, acrobaticsand stories of Khmer culture.

Day 12 | Siem Reap

Discovery: Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm andThommanon. Explore Angkor Thom, a walledcity that once was home to one million people.See the imposing temple of Bayon. Witness TaProhm, swathed by the massive roots of kapoktrees, and visit Thommanon temple.

Free Time: Enjoy an afternoon at leisure.

Gather for a Farewell Dinner and a lively event featuring Khmer classical dance and music.

Days 13 & 14 | In Transit

Transfer to the airport for the return flight toyour gateway city. Depending on individual flightitineraries, passengers will arrive in North Americaon Day 13 or Day 14. Note: Itinerary may change due to local conditions.

Flights and transfers included for AHI FlexAir participants.

Elective experiences available at an additional cost.

Our travel experts have carefully selected these first-class properties for their prime locations. Theyare ideally located for exploring the region’s renowned landmarks, while providing opportunities toimmerse yourself in local life. Of utmost importance is the superior quality of the services, amenities and accommodations, allowing you to fully enjoy your stay.

Art | Architecture | Culture | Cuisine | History | Natural Beauty

Above: Singapore skyline |

Inset: Traditional Thai costume, Bangkok

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The story of travel involves more than a ticket and a passport.

It should weave together discovery, education and humanity, the best

elements of any compelling tale. Your personal travel story begins with

our commitment to delivering authentic experiences with local people.

The incomparable value of your journey lies in the personalized care

you receive from your Travel Director and the knowledge you gain from

expert guides and lecturers, who call this area home.

By eliminating logistical worries, your multilingual Travel Director

allows you to immerse yourself comfortably in your surroundings.

This high-caliber professional makes you feel safe and important

by creating a convivial, welcoming atmosphere.

The other important characters in this story are the guides and

lecturers, whose regional expertise shines in their insider perspective

and commentary.

From Bangkok’s gilded temples to the unrivalled splendor of Angkor

Wat, become intimately engaged in the unique rhythms of Southeast

Asia, adding another memorable chapter to the rich story of your life.

A World Apart

Eastern & Oriental ExpressAbove: Ta Prohm Temple | Cover photo: Angkor Wat

Board the green-and-gold carriages of the Eastern & Oriental Express, and experience the GoldenAge of travel as you wind through some of the most exotic, untouched countrysides on Earth. TheE&O offers a luxurious experience complemented by an unparalleled encounter with Southeast Asia’sfar-flung landscapes. Elegance and attention to detail make riding the E&O an unforgettable treat. Orchids and frangipani flowers perfume the air. Stewards deliver freshly baked croissants and delicately carved local fruits at sunrise. Feel like you are dining in one of the world’s top restaurantswhen you take your seat in one of the lavishly decorated dining cars. Enveloped in rosewood paneling, you will enjoy refined service and gourmet meals prepared with the freshest ingredients. As the sun sets, listen to the sounds of the forest as you relax in the open-air Observation Car and sip a Shanghai Express while the pianist plays your old favorites in the piano bar.

Eastern & Oriental Express

YOUR INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCEFree time means something different to every traveler. You may like to linger in a cozy café or stay onthe go. That’s why we design itineraries that allow you to craft an individual travel experience.

PERSONALIZE YOUR JOURNEY | PYJ | Included Choose from a variety of excursions in selected locales based on your interests.

ELECTIVE EXPERIENCES | At an additional cost Further your experience by immersing yourself in specially designed activities.

Check out our itinerary for more details. We’ve done the legwork. Now the choice is yours.

SOFITEL ANGKOR PHOKEETHRA GOLF AND SPA RESORT | SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA

> Cherish a quiet moment at the awe-inspiring monuments of AngkorWat, Ta Prohm andAngkor Thom.

> Relish the Golden Age oftravel aboard the Eastern& Oriental Express.

> Experience the glories of Southeast Asia, amedley of energetic cities,stunning landscapes andancient ruins.

> Sweet, savory, spicy and tart — delight yourpalate with the region’s outstanding flavors.

> Cruise the legendaryChao Phraya and KwaiYai rivers and glimpseauthentic local life.

> Behold Singapore’s harmonious blend of traditional and modern lifestyles.

Above: Wat Phra Kaew, Grand Palace, Bangkok |

Inset: Bangkok’s canals

A Note About Activity LevelsWe want you to have a comfortable and enjoyable experience. That’s why we haverated all of our excursions with activity levels to help you assess this program’s physical expectations. Depending on the excursion,more leisurely alternatives may be available.Please call or visit our website to review theitinerary for full details about our activity levels.

Excursions on this program require:

> walking on unpaved paths and/or uneven surfaces

> getting on/off motor coaches, boats and trains

> walking through train corridors whether the train is in motion or stopped

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ACCOMMODATIONS

Inspiring Moments

Angkor Thom gate

Below: Aerial view of the storied Angkor Wat

SHANGRI-LA HOTEL | SINGAPORE

THE PENINSULA BANGKOK | BANGKOK, THAILAND

Days 1 & 2 | In Transit

Depart gateway city for Singapore.

Cross the international date line.

Day 3 | Singapore

Transfer and check in to the Shangri-La Hotel.

Gather for a Welcome Reception tonight.

Day 4 | Singapore

Enrichment: Contemporary Singapore.

Discovery: Singapore. Explore Singapore’ssights on a panoramic tour. Pass by the toweringMarina Bay Sands resort, Merlion Park and themythical Merlion, a statue that has a head of a lionand the body of a fish. Drive through the Civic District by the Padang, Cricket Club, ParliamentHouse, Supreme Court, City Hall and more. Thenvisit Thian Hock Keng Temple, Singapore’s oldest Chinese temple where intricate carvings are interspersed with statues of mythical beasts.

Discovery: Multicultural Singapore. Marvelat the breadth of Singapore’s diverse cultures andrich history. Begin with an excursion throughKampong Glam, a Malay enclave that originatedas a fishing village at the mouth of the RochorRiver. This area of Singapore is known for its thriving gelam trees that were used for buildingships. Explore Chinatown’s shophouses and LittleIndia’s exotic flower and spice market.

Day 5 | Singapore | Eastern & Oriental Express

Discovery: Peranakan Heritage. The region’sPeranakan community arrived in PeninsularMalaysia and Singapore between the 15-17thcenturies and settled in port towns. Come face-to-face with Singapore’s rich, multiculturalheritage as you visit a Peranakan enclave.

Meet a family who shares secrets of Chinesedumplings and enjoy a taste of this regional favorite. Then visit a local home to learn abouttraditional beadwork and embroidery. This type of needlework is an important aspect ofPeranakan heritage.

Gather for a lunch of local favorites.

This afternoon, board the opulent Eastern & Oriental Express and begin your rail journey.Cross into Malaysia and watch the cityscape fade into a lush rural tapestry.

Tonight, stop briefly at Kuala Lumpur’s colonialtrain station, a Moorish-style building.

Day 6 | Kuala Kangsar, Malaysia

PYJ | Choose one of these excursions:

•Traditional Village Experience. Immerseyourself in traditional Malaysian culture during avisit to a rural village. See a dance performance,taste regional flavors and browse locally produced handicrafts. Learn about planting andharvesting rice, and enjoy a visit to a plantationthat grows banana and durian fruits.

•Countryside Hill Trek. Begin your excursionat a banana and durian fruit plantation and sample freshly made chips. Stretch your legs during an uphill walk with a guide. Nature loverswill delight in the surrounding scenery while learning about the region’s local wildlife and ecological treasures. Take in stunning panoramicviews from atop the hill! (Active)

Back on the train, enjoy a full afternoon at leisureto lounge and converse. Relax with a cocktail in the open-air Observation Car and revel in thepassing landscape of rice paddies and rollingcountryside.

Day 7 | Kanchanaburi, Thailand | Bangkok

PYJ | Choose one of these excursions:

•Kanchanaburi and Kwai Yai River. Cruiseon the Kwai Yai River, skimming beneath the historic Bridge over the River Kwai, and learnabout the Thailand-Burma railway from a historian. Continue to the North Temple and Chinese Cemetery, and visit the Thailand-BurmaRailway Centre to see exhibits and photographs.

•Cycle Tour. Journey to an agricultural village to begin an hour-long bicycle tour. Ride by ricefields before stopping at a local farm for refreshments and a demonstration. Then stepinto an ancient-style wooden house for a relaxingherbal infusion. (Active)

•Culinary Tour. Join a guide for a visit to a colorful wet market and tour a rice noodle house.Board a riverboat at Wat Nue Pier and sail alongthe River Kwai. Delight in a Thai cooking class onboard. Later, you may choose to visit the ChongKai War Cemetery.

Conclude your rail journey in Bangkok and transfer to the Peninsula Bangkok.

Day 8 | Bangkok

Enrichment: Thailand’s History and Culture.

Discovery: Vibrant Bangkok. Discover riverlife as you cruise the Chao Phraya River andThonburi canals. Bangkok merchants still usethe canals for travel and to transport their merchandise. Disembark and visit the GrandPalace and Emerald Buddha Temple. Take a tuk-tuk ride to Wat Pho to see the Reclining Buddha.This temple that sprawls over eight hectares isalso considered the country’s first university.

Delight in the culinary pleasures of Thai cuisineduring lunch at the Blue Elephant, a prestigiousrestaurant housed in a century-old building alongthe historical Sathorn Road.

Free Time: The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure in Bangkok. Browse for souvenirs or delight in a sweet iced coffee.

ELECTIVE | Sala Rim Naam. Immerseyourself in Thai culture during a Thai dance showand a savory dinner of mouthwatering cuisine.

Day 9 | Ayutthaya

Discovery: Ayutthaya. Visit the European-style Bang Pa-In Palace, a summer residence forthe kings of Thailand with ornamental ponds, anelegant Thai-style pavilion and a Thai Buddhisttemple. Continue to the World Heritage site ofAyutthaya, Thailand’s ancient capital from 1350-1767. The storied grounds feature brick ruins,lion guardian statues, seated Buddha figuresand many other amazing artifacts. Board a boatto cruise along the Chao Phraya River towardBangkok. Enjoy a delicious lunch on board whileviewing elaborate temples, markets and otherscenes of local life along the banks. Upon yourreturn to Bangkok, enjoy an evening at leisure.

Day 10 | Siem Reap, Cambodia

After breakfast, fly to Siem Reap, Cambodia.Upon arrival, transfer to the Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf and Spa Resort.

Discovery: Discover Siem Reap. Discoverthis quaint provincial capital as you tour SiemReap in a tuk-tuk. The city offers a bounty ofwell-preserved colonial buildings, small cafes,souvenir shops, art galleries and more. Visit anart and dance center to see demonstrations.

Day 11 | Siem Reap

Discovery: Angkor Wat. Discover the storiedwonders of Angkor Wat. Built in the 12th century, it is the largest temple in the world andthe crown jewel of the Angkor ArchaeologicalPark. Originally dedicated to the Hindu godVishnu, the temple eventually became filled with

Buddhist elements as the new religion spreadthrough the empire. See the gallery of bas-reliefmurals, one of the highlights of the temple.

AHI Connects: Local Life. Uncover culinary traditions with a local family who showsyou how to make rice noodles, a local specialty.

Free Time: You may enjoy visiting the Old Market during free time today.

Discovery: Cambodian Circus. Watch alively dance performance with music, acrobaticsand stories of Khmer culture.

Day 12 | Siem Reap

Discovery: Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm andThommanon. Explore Angkor Thom, a walledcity that once was home to one million people.See the imposing temple of Bayon. Witness TaProhm, swathed by the massive roots of kapoktrees, and visit Thommanon temple.

Free Time: Enjoy an afternoon at leisure.

Gather for a Farewell Dinner and a lively event featuring Khmer classical dance and music.

Days 13 & 14 | In Transit

Transfer to the airport for the return flight toyour gateway city. Depending on individual flightitineraries, passengers will arrive in North Americaon Day 13 or Day 14. Note: Itinerary may change due to local conditions.

Flights and transfers included for AHI FlexAir participants.

Elective experiences available at an additional cost.

Our travel experts have carefully selected these first-class properties for their prime locations. Theyare ideally located for exploring the region’s renowned landmarks, while providing opportunities toimmerse yourself in local life. Of utmost importance is the superior quality of the services, amenities and accommodations, allowing you to fully enjoy your stay.

Art | Architecture | Culture | Cuisine | History | Natural Beauty

Above: Singapore skyline |

Inset: Traditional Thai costume, Bangkok

State Cabin

The story of travel involves more than a ticket and a passport.

It should weave together discovery, education and humanity, the best

elements of any compelling tale. Your personal travel story begins with

our commitment to delivering authentic experiences with local people.

The incomparable value of your journey lies in the personalized care

you receive from your Travel Director and the knowledge you gain from

expert guides and lecturers, who call this area home.

By eliminating logistical worries, your multilingual Travel Director

allows you to immerse yourself comfortably in your surroundings.

This high-caliber professional makes you feel safe and important

by creating a convivial, welcoming atmosphere.

The other important characters in this story are the guides and

lecturers, whose regional expertise shines in their insider perspective

and commentary.

From Bangkok’s gilded temples to the unrivalled splendor of Angkor

Wat, become intimately engaged in the unique rhythms of Southeast

Asia, adding another memorable chapter to the rich story of your life.

A World Apart

Eastern & Oriental ExpressAbove: Ta Prohm Temple | Cover photo: Angkor Wat

Board the green-and-gold carriages of the Eastern & Oriental Express, and experience the GoldenAge of travel as you wind through some of the most exotic, untouched countrysides on Earth. TheE&O offers a luxurious experience complemented by an unparalleled encounter with Southeast Asia’sfar-flung landscapes. Elegance and attention to detail make riding the E&O an unforgettable treat. Orchids and frangipani flowers perfume the air. Stewards deliver freshly baked croissants and delicately carved local fruits at sunrise. Feel like you are dining in one of the world’s top restaurantswhen you take your seat in one of the lavishly decorated dining cars. Enveloped in rosewood paneling, you will enjoy refined service and gourmet meals prepared with the freshest ingredients. As the sun sets, listen to the sounds of the forest as you relax in the open-air Observation Car and sip a Shanghai Express while the pianist plays your old favorites in the piano bar.

Eastern & Oriental Express

YOUR INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCEFree time means something different to every traveler. You may like to linger in a cozy café or stay onthe go. That’s why we design itineraries that allow you to craft an individual travel experience.

PERSONALIZE YOUR JOURNEY | PYJ | Included Choose from a variety of excursions in selected locales based on your interests.

ELECTIVE EXPERIENCES | At an additional cost Further your experience by immersing yourself in specially designed activities.

Check out our itinerary for more details. We’ve done the legwork. Now the choice is yours.

SOFITEL ANGKOR PHOKEETHRA GOLF AND SPA RESORT | SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA

> Cherish a quiet moment at the awe-inspiring monuments of AngkorWat, Ta Prohm andAngkor Thom.

> Relish the Golden Age oftravel aboard the Eastern& Oriental Express.

> Experience the glories of Southeast Asia, amedley of energetic cities,stunning landscapes andancient ruins.

> Sweet, savory, spicy and tart — delight yourpalate with the region’s outstanding flavors.

> Cruise the legendaryChao Phraya and KwaiYai rivers and glimpseauthentic local life.

> Behold Singapore’s harmonious blend of traditional and modern lifestyles.

Above: Wat Phra Kaew, Grand Palace, Bangkok |

Inset: Bangkok’s canals

A Note About Activity LevelsWe want you to have a comfortable and enjoyable experience. That’s why we haverated all of our excursions with activity levels to help you assess this program’s physical expectations. Depending on the excursion,more leisurely alternatives may be available.Please call or visit our website to review theitinerary for full details about our activity levels.

Excursions on this program require:

> walking on unpaved paths and/or uneven surfaces

> getting on/off motor coaches, boats and trains

> walking through train corridors whether the train is in motion or stopped

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ACCOMMODATIONS

Inspiring Moments

Angkor Thom gate

Below: Aerial view of the storied Angkor Wat

SHANGRI-LA HOTEL | SINGAPORE

THE PENINSULA BANGKOK | BANGKOK, THAILAND

Days 1 & 2 | In Transit

Depart gateway city for Singapore.

Cross the international date line.

Day 3 | Singapore

Transfer and check in to the Shangri-La Hotel.

Gather for a Welcome Reception tonight.

Day 4 | Singapore

Enrichment: Contemporary Singapore.

Discovery: Singapore. Explore Singapore’ssights on a panoramic tour. Pass by the toweringMarina Bay Sands resort, Merlion Park and themythical Merlion, a statue that has a head of a lionand the body of a fish. Drive through the Civic District by the Padang, Cricket Club, ParliamentHouse, Supreme Court, City Hall and more. Thenvisit Thian Hock Keng Temple, Singapore’s oldest Chinese temple where intricate carvings are interspersed with statues of mythical beasts.

Discovery: Multicultural Singapore. Marvelat the breadth of Singapore’s diverse cultures andrich history. Begin with an excursion throughKampong Glam, a Malay enclave that originatedas a fishing village at the mouth of the RochorRiver. This area of Singapore is known for its thriving gelam trees that were used for buildingships. Explore Chinatown’s shophouses and LittleIndia’s exotic flower and spice market.

Day 5 | Singapore | Eastern & Oriental Express

Discovery: Peranakan Heritage. The region’sPeranakan community arrived in PeninsularMalaysia and Singapore between the 15-17thcenturies and settled in port towns. Come face-to-face with Singapore’s rich, multiculturalheritage as you visit a Peranakan enclave.

Meet a family who shares secrets of Chinesedumplings and enjoy a taste of this regional favorite. Then visit a local home to learn abouttraditional beadwork and embroidery. This type of needlework is an important aspect ofPeranakan heritage.

Gather for a lunch of local favorites.

This afternoon, board the opulent Eastern & Oriental Express and begin your rail journey.Cross into Malaysia and watch the cityscape fade into a lush rural tapestry.

Tonight, stop briefly at Kuala Lumpur’s colonialtrain station, a Moorish-style building.

Day 6 | Kuala Kangsar, Malaysia

PYJ | Choose one of these excursions:

•Traditional Village Experience. Immerseyourself in traditional Malaysian culture during avisit to a rural village. See a dance performance,taste regional flavors and browse locally produced handicrafts. Learn about planting andharvesting rice, and enjoy a visit to a plantationthat grows banana and durian fruits.

•Countryside Hill Trek. Begin your excursionat a banana and durian fruit plantation and sample freshly made chips. Stretch your legs during an uphill walk with a guide. Nature loverswill delight in the surrounding scenery while learning about the region’s local wildlife and ecological treasures. Take in stunning panoramicviews from atop the hill! (Active)

Back on the train, enjoy a full afternoon at leisureto lounge and converse. Relax with a cocktail in the open-air Observation Car and revel in thepassing landscape of rice paddies and rollingcountryside.

Day 7 | Kanchanaburi, Thailand | Bangkok

PYJ | Choose one of these excursions:

•Kanchanaburi and Kwai Yai River. Cruiseon the Kwai Yai River, skimming beneath the historic Bridge over the River Kwai, and learnabout the Thailand-Burma railway from a historian. Continue to the North Temple and Chinese Cemetery, and visit the Thailand-BurmaRailway Centre to see exhibits and photographs.

•Cycle Tour. Journey to an agricultural village to begin an hour-long bicycle tour. Ride by ricefields before stopping at a local farm for refreshments and a demonstration. Then stepinto an ancient-style wooden house for a relaxingherbal infusion. (Active)

•Culinary Tour. Join a guide for a visit to a colorful wet market and tour a rice noodle house.Board a riverboat at Wat Nue Pier and sail alongthe River Kwai. Delight in a Thai cooking class onboard. Later, you may choose to visit the ChongKai War Cemetery.

Conclude your rail journey in Bangkok and transfer to the Peninsula Bangkok.

Day 8 | Bangkok

Enrichment: Thailand’s History and Culture.

Discovery: Vibrant Bangkok. Discover riverlife as you cruise the Chao Phraya River andThonburi canals. Bangkok merchants still usethe canals for travel and to transport their merchandise. Disembark and visit the GrandPalace and Emerald Buddha Temple. Take a tuk-tuk ride to Wat Pho to see the Reclining Buddha.This temple that sprawls over eight hectares isalso considered the country’s first university.

Delight in the culinary pleasures of Thai cuisineduring lunch at the Blue Elephant, a prestigiousrestaurant housed in a century-old building alongthe historical Sathorn Road.

Free Time: The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure in Bangkok. Browse for souvenirs or delight in a sweet iced coffee.

ELECTIVE | Sala Rim Naam. Immerseyourself in Thai culture during a Thai dance showand a savory dinner of mouthwatering cuisine.

Day 9 | Ayutthaya

Discovery: Ayutthaya. Visit the European-style Bang Pa-In Palace, a summer residence forthe kings of Thailand with ornamental ponds, anelegant Thai-style pavilion and a Thai Buddhisttemple. Continue to the World Heritage site ofAyutthaya, Thailand’s ancient capital from 1350-1767. The storied grounds feature brick ruins,lion guardian statues, seated Buddha figuresand many other amazing artifacts. Board a boatto cruise along the Chao Phraya River towardBangkok. Enjoy a delicious lunch on board whileviewing elaborate temples, markets and otherscenes of local life along the banks. Upon yourreturn to Bangkok, enjoy an evening at leisure.

Day 10 | Siem Reap, Cambodia

After breakfast, fly to Siem Reap, Cambodia.Upon arrival, transfer to the Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf and Spa Resort.

Discovery: Discover Siem Reap. Discoverthis quaint provincial capital as you tour SiemReap in a tuk-tuk. The city offers a bounty ofwell-preserved colonial buildings, small cafes,souvenir shops, art galleries and more. Visit anart and dance center to see demonstrations.

Day 11 | Siem Reap

Discovery: Angkor Wat. Discover the storiedwonders of Angkor Wat. Built in the 12th century, it is the largest temple in the world andthe crown jewel of the Angkor ArchaeologicalPark. Originally dedicated to the Hindu godVishnu, the temple eventually became filled with

Buddhist elements as the new religion spreadthrough the empire. See the gallery of bas-reliefmurals, one of the highlights of the temple.

AHI Connects: Local Life. Uncover culinary traditions with a local family who showsyou how to make rice noodles, a local specialty.

Free Time: You may enjoy visiting the Old Market during free time today.

Discovery: Cambodian Circus. Watch alively dance performance with music, acrobaticsand stories of Khmer culture.

Day 12 | Siem Reap

Discovery: Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm andThommanon. Explore Angkor Thom, a walledcity that once was home to one million people.See the imposing temple of Bayon. Witness TaProhm, swathed by the massive roots of kapoktrees, and visit Thommanon temple.

Free Time: Enjoy an afternoon at leisure.

Gather for a Farewell Dinner and a lively event featuring Khmer classical dance and music.

Days 13 & 14 | In Transit

Transfer to the airport for the return flight toyour gateway city. Depending on individual flightitineraries, passengers will arrive in North Americaon Day 13 or Day 14. Note: Itinerary may change due to local conditions.

Flights and transfers included for AHI FlexAir participants.

Elective experiences available at an additional cost.

Our travel experts have carefully selected these first-class properties for their prime locations. Theyare ideally located for exploring the region’s renowned landmarks, while providing opportunities toimmerse yourself in local life. Of utmost importance is the superior quality of the services, amenities and accommodations, allowing you to fully enjoy your stay.

Art | Architecture | Culture | Cuisine | History | Natural Beauty

Above: Singapore skyline |

Inset: Traditional Thai costume, Bangkok

State Cabin

The story of travel involves more than a ticket and a passport.

It should weave together discovery, education and humanity, the best

elements of any compelling tale. Your personal travel story begins with

our commitment to delivering authentic experiences with local people.

The incomparable value of your journey lies in the personalized care

you receive from your Travel Director and the knowledge you gain from

expert guides and lecturers, who call this area home.

By eliminating logistical worries, your multilingual Travel Director

allows you to immerse yourself comfortably in your surroundings.

This high-caliber professional makes you feel safe and important

by creating a convivial, welcoming atmosphere.

The other important characters in this story are the guides and

lecturers, whose regional expertise shines in their insider perspective

and commentary.

From Bangkok’s gilded temples to the unrivalled splendor of Angkor

Wat, become intimately engaged in the unique rhythms of Southeast

Asia, adding another memorable chapter to the rich story of your life.

A World Apart

Eastern & Oriental ExpressAbove: Ta Prohm Temple | Cover photo: Angkor Wat

Board the green-and-gold carriages of the Eastern & Oriental Express, and experience the GoldenAge of travel as you wind through some of the most exotic, untouched countrysides on Earth. TheE&O offers a luxurious experience complemented by an unparalleled encounter with Southeast Asia’sfar-flung landscapes. Elegance and attention to detail make riding the E&O an unforgettable treat. Orchids and frangipani flowers perfume the air. Stewards deliver freshly baked croissants and delicately carved local fruits at sunrise. Feel like you are dining in one of the world’s top restaurantswhen you take your seat in one of the lavishly decorated dining cars. Enveloped in rosewood paneling, you will enjoy refined service and gourmet meals prepared with the freshest ingredients. As the sun sets, listen to the sounds of the forest as you relax in the open-air Observation Car and sip a Shanghai Express while the pianist plays your old favorites in the piano bar.

Eastern & Oriental Express

YOUR INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCEFree time means something different to every traveler. You may like to linger in a cozy café or stay onthe go. That’s why we design itineraries that allow you to craft an individual travel experience.

PERSONALIZE YOUR JOURNEY | PYJ | Included Choose from a variety of excursions in selected locales based on your interests.

ELECTIVE EXPERIENCES | At an additional cost Further your experience by immersing yourself in specially designed activities.

Check out our itinerary for more details. We’ve done the legwork. Now the choice is yours.

SOFITEL ANGKOR PHOKEETHRA GOLF AND SPA RESORT | SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA

> Cherish a quiet moment at the awe-inspiring monuments of AngkorWat, Ta Prohm andAngkor Thom.

> Relish the Golden Age oftravel aboard the Eastern& Oriental Express.

> Experience the glories of Southeast Asia, amedley of energetic cities,stunning landscapes andancient ruins.

> Sweet, savory, spicy and tart — delight yourpalate with the region’s outstanding flavors.

> Cruise the legendaryChao Phraya and KwaiYai rivers and glimpseauthentic local life.

> Behold Singapore’s harmonious blend of traditional and modern lifestyles.

Above: Wat Phra Kaew, Grand Palace, Bangkok |

Inset: Bangkok’s canals

A Note About Activity LevelsWe want you to have a comfortable and enjoyable experience. That’s why we haverated all of our excursions with activity levels to help you assess this program’s physical expectations. Depending on the excursion,more leisurely alternatives may be available.Please call or visit our website to review theitinerary for full details about our activity levels.

Excursions on this program require:

> walking on unpaved paths and/or uneven surfaces

> getting on/off motor coaches, boats and trains

> walking through train corridors whether the train is in motion or stopped

Page 7: A Note About Activity Levels · Reclining Buddha, Wat Pho, Bangkok Observation Car on the Eastern & Oriental Express &Angkor Wat ... to decline, to accept or to retain any person

ACCOMMODATIONS

Inspiring Moments

Angkor Thom gate

Below: Aerial view of the storied Angkor Wat

SHANGRI-LA HOTEL | SINGAPORE

THE PENINSULA BANGKOK | BANGKOK, THAILAND

Days 1 & 2 | In Transit

Depart gateway city for Singapore.

Cross the international date line.

Day 3 | Singapore

Transfer and check in to the Shangri-La Hotel.

Gather for a Welcome Reception tonight.

Day 4 | Singapore

Enrichment: Contemporary Singapore.

Discovery: Singapore. Explore Singapore’ssights on a panoramic tour. Pass by the toweringMarina Bay Sands resort, Merlion Park and themythical Merlion, a statue that has a head of a lionand the body of a fish. Drive through the Civic District by the Padang, Cricket Club, ParliamentHouse, Supreme Court, City Hall and more. Thenvisit Thian Hock Keng Temple, Singapore’s oldest Chinese temple where intricate carvings are interspersed with statues of mythical beasts.

Discovery: Multicultural Singapore. Marvelat the breadth of Singapore’s diverse cultures andrich history. Begin with an excursion throughKampong Glam, a Malay enclave that originatedas a fishing village at the mouth of the RochorRiver. This area of Singapore is known for its thriving gelam trees that were used for buildingships. Explore Chinatown’s shophouses and LittleIndia’s exotic flower and spice market.

Day 5 | Singapore | Eastern & Oriental Express

Discovery: Peranakan Heritage. The region’sPeranakan community arrived in PeninsularMalaysia and Singapore between the 15-17thcenturies and settled in port towns. Come face-to-face with Singapore’s rich, multiculturalheritage as you visit a Peranakan enclave.

Meet a family who shares secrets of Chinesedumplings and enjoy a taste of this regional favorite. Then visit a local home to learn abouttraditional beadwork and embroidery. This type of needlework is an important aspect ofPeranakan heritage.

Gather for a lunch of local favorites.

This afternoon, board the opulent Eastern & Oriental Express and begin your rail journey.Cross into Malaysia and watch the cityscape fade into a lush rural tapestry.

Tonight, stop briefly at Kuala Lumpur’s colonialtrain station, a Moorish-style building.

Day 6 | Kuala Kangsar, Malaysia

PYJ | Choose one of these excursions:

•Traditional Village Experience. Immerseyourself in traditional Malaysian culture during avisit to a rural village. See a dance performance,taste regional flavors and browse locally produced handicrafts. Learn about planting andharvesting rice, and enjoy a visit to a plantationthat grows banana and durian fruits.

•Countryside Hill Trek. Begin your excursionat a banana and durian fruit plantation and sample freshly made chips. Stretch your legs during an uphill walk with a guide. Nature loverswill delight in the surrounding scenery while learning about the region’s local wildlife and ecological treasures. Take in stunning panoramicviews from atop the hill! (Active)

Back on the train, enjoy a full afternoon at leisureto lounge and converse. Relax with a cocktail in the open-air Observation Car and revel in thepassing landscape of rice paddies and rollingcountryside.

Day 7 | Kanchanaburi, Thailand | Bangkok

PYJ | Choose one of these excursions:

•Kanchanaburi and Kwai Yai River. Cruiseon the Kwai Yai River, skimming beneath the historic Bridge over the River Kwai, and learnabout the Thailand-Burma railway from a historian. Continue to the North Temple and Chinese Cemetery, and visit the Thailand-BurmaRailway Centre to see exhibits and photographs.

•Cycle Tour. Journey to an agricultural village to begin an hour-long bicycle tour. Ride by ricefields before stopping at a local farm for refreshments and a demonstration. Then stepinto an ancient-style wooden house for a relaxingherbal infusion. (Active)

•Culinary Tour. Join a guide for a visit to a colorful wet market and tour a rice noodle house.Board a riverboat at Wat Nue Pier and sail alongthe River Kwai. Delight in a Thai cooking class onboard. Later, you may choose to visit the ChongKai War Cemetery.

Conclude your rail journey in Bangkok and transfer to the Peninsula Bangkok.

Day 8 | Bangkok

Enrichment: Thailand’s History and Culture.

Discovery: Vibrant Bangkok. Discover riverlife as you cruise the Chao Phraya River andThonburi canals. Bangkok merchants still usethe canals for travel and to transport their merchandise. Disembark and visit the GrandPalace and Emerald Buddha Temple. Take a tuk-tuk ride to Wat Pho to see the Reclining Buddha.This temple that sprawls over eight hectares isalso considered the country’s first university.

Delight in the culinary pleasures of Thai cuisineduring lunch at the Blue Elephant, a prestigiousrestaurant housed in a century-old building alongthe historical Sathorn Road.

Free Time: The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure in Bangkok. Browse for souvenirs or delight in a sweet iced coffee.

ELECTIVE | Sala Rim Naam. Immerseyourself in Thai culture during a Thai dance showand a savory dinner of mouthwatering cuisine.

Day 9 | Ayutthaya

Discovery: Ayutthaya. Visit the European-style Bang Pa-In Palace, a summer residence forthe kings of Thailand with ornamental ponds, anelegant Thai-style pavilion and a Thai Buddhisttemple. Continue to the World Heritage site ofAyutthaya, Thailand’s ancient capital from 1350-1767. The storied grounds feature brick ruins,lion guardian statues, seated Buddha figuresand many other amazing artifacts. Board a boatto cruise along the Chao Phraya River towardBangkok. Enjoy a delicious lunch on board whileviewing elaborate temples, markets and otherscenes of local life along the banks. Upon yourreturn to Bangkok, enjoy an evening at leisure.

Day 10 | Siem Reap, Cambodia

After breakfast, fly to Siem Reap, Cambodia.Upon arrival, transfer to the Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf and Spa Resort.

Discovery: Discover Siem Reap. Discoverthis quaint provincial capital as you tour SiemReap in a tuk-tuk. The city offers a bounty ofwell-preserved colonial buildings, small cafes,souvenir shops, art galleries and more. Visit anart and dance center to see demonstrations.

Day 11 | Siem Reap

Discovery: Angkor Wat. Discover the storiedwonders of Angkor Wat. Built in the 12th century, it is the largest temple in the world andthe crown jewel of the Angkor ArchaeologicalPark. Originally dedicated to the Hindu godVishnu, the temple eventually became filled with

Buddhist elements as the new religion spreadthrough the empire. See the gallery of bas-reliefmurals, one of the highlights of the temple.

AHI Connects: Local Life. Uncover culinary traditions with a local family who showsyou how to make rice noodles, a local specialty.

Free Time: You may enjoy visiting the Old Market during free time today.

Discovery: Cambodian Circus. Watch alively dance performance with music, acrobaticsand stories of Khmer culture.

Day 12 | Siem Reap

Discovery: Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm andThommanon. Explore Angkor Thom, a walledcity that once was home to one million people.See the imposing temple of Bayon. Witness TaProhm, swathed by the massive roots of kapoktrees, and visit Thommanon temple.

Free Time: Enjoy an afternoon at leisure.

Gather for a Farewell Dinner and a lively event featuring Khmer classical dance and music.

Days 13 & 14 | In Transit

Transfer to the airport for the return flight toyour gateway city. Depending on individual flightitineraries, passengers will arrive in North Americaon Day 13 or Day 14. Note: Itinerary may change due to local conditions.

Flights and transfers included for AHI FlexAir participants.

Elective experiences available at an additional cost.

Our travel experts have carefully selected these first-class properties for their prime locations. Theyare ideally located for exploring the region’s renowned landmarks, while providing opportunities toimmerse yourself in local life. Of utmost importance is the superior quality of the services, amenities and accommodations, allowing you to fully enjoy your stay.

Art | Architecture | Culture | Cuisine | History | Natural Beauty

Above: Singapore skyline |

Inset: Traditional Thai costume, Bangkok

State Cabin

The story of travel involves more than a ticket and a passport.

It should weave together discovery, education and humanity, the best

elements of any compelling tale. Your personal travel story begins with

our commitment to delivering authentic experiences with local people.

The incomparable value of your journey lies in the personalized care

you receive from your Travel Director and the knowledge you gain from

expert guides and lecturers, who call this area home.

By eliminating logistical worries, your multilingual Travel Director

allows you to immerse yourself comfortably in your surroundings.

This high-caliber professional makes you feel safe and important

by creating a convivial, welcoming atmosphere.

The other important characters in this story are the guides and

lecturers, whose regional expertise shines in their insider perspective

and commentary.

From Bangkok’s gilded temples to the unrivalled splendor of Angkor

Wat, become intimately engaged in the unique rhythms of Southeast

Asia, adding another memorable chapter to the rich story of your life.

A World Apart

Eastern & Oriental ExpressAbove: Ta Prohm Temple | Cover photo: Angkor Wat

Board the green-and-gold carriages of the Eastern & Oriental Express, and experience the GoldenAge of travel as you wind through some of the most exotic, untouched countrysides on Earth. TheE&O offers a luxurious experience complemented by an unparalleled encounter with Southeast Asia’sfar-flung landscapes. Elegance and attention to detail make riding the E&O an unforgettable treat. Orchids and frangipani flowers perfume the air. Stewards deliver freshly baked croissants and delicately carved local fruits at sunrise. Feel like you are dining in one of the world’s top restaurantswhen you take your seat in one of the lavishly decorated dining cars. Enveloped in rosewood paneling, you will enjoy refined service and gourmet meals prepared with the freshest ingredients. As the sun sets, listen to the sounds of the forest as you relax in the open-air Observation Car and sip a Shanghai Express while the pianist plays your old favorites in the piano bar.

Eastern & Oriental Express

YOUR INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCEFree time means something different to every traveler. You may like to linger in a cozy café or stay onthe go. That’s why we design itineraries that allow you to craft an individual travel experience.

PERSONALIZE YOUR JOURNEY | PYJ | Included Choose from a variety of excursions in selected locales based on your interests.

ELECTIVE EXPERIENCES | At an additional cost Further your experience by immersing yourself in specially designed activities.

Check out our itinerary for more details. We’ve done the legwork. Now the choice is yours.

SOFITEL ANGKOR PHOKEETHRA GOLF AND SPA RESORT | SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA

> Cherish a quiet moment at the awe-inspiring monuments of AngkorWat, Ta Prohm andAngkor Thom.

> Relish the Golden Age oftravel aboard the Eastern& Oriental Express.

> Experience the glories of Southeast Asia, amedley of energetic cities,stunning landscapes andancient ruins.

> Sweet, savory, spicy and tart — delight yourpalate with the region’s outstanding flavors.

> Cruise the legendaryChao Phraya and KwaiYai rivers and glimpseauthentic local life.

> Behold Singapore’s harmonious blend of traditional and modern lifestyles.

Above: Wat Phra Kaew, Grand Palace, Bangkok |

Inset: Bangkok’s canals

A Note About Activity LevelsWe want you to have a comfortable and enjoyable experience. That’s why we haverated all of our excursions with activity levels to help you assess this program’s physical expectations. Depending on the excursion,more leisurely alternatives may be available.Please call or visit our website to review theitinerary for full details about our activity levels.

Excursions on this program require:

> walking on unpaved paths and/or uneven surfaces

> getting on/off motor coaches, boats and trains

> walking through train corridors whether the train is in motion or stopped

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ACCOMMODATIONS

Inspiring Moments

Angkor Thom gate

Below: Aerial view of the storied Angkor Wat

SHANGRI-LA HOTEL | SINGAPORE

THE PENINSULA BANGKOK | BANGKOK, THAILAND

Days 1 & 2 | In Transit

Depart gateway city for Singapore.

Cross the international date line.

Day 3 | Singapore

Transfer and check in to the Shangri-La Hotel.

Gather for a Welcome Reception tonight.

Day 4 | Singapore

Enrichment: Contemporary Singapore.

Discovery: Singapore. Explore Singapore’ssights on a panoramic tour. Pass by the toweringMarina Bay Sands resort, Merlion Park and themythical Merlion, a statue that has a head of a lionand the body of a fish. Drive through the Civic District by the Padang, Cricket Club, ParliamentHouse, Supreme Court, City Hall and more. Thenvisit Thian Hock Keng Temple, Singapore’s oldest Chinese temple where intricate carvings are interspersed with statues of mythical beasts.

Discovery: Multicultural Singapore. Marvelat the breadth of Singapore’s diverse cultures andrich history. Begin with an excursion throughKampong Glam, a Malay enclave that originatedas a fishing village at the mouth of the RochorRiver. This area of Singapore is known for its thriving gelam trees that were used for buildingships. Explore Chinatown’s shophouses and LittleIndia’s exotic flower and spice market.

Day 5 | Singapore | Eastern & Oriental Express

Discovery: Peranakan Heritage. The region’sPeranakan community arrived in PeninsularMalaysia and Singapore between the 15-17thcenturies and settled in port towns. Come face-to-face with Singapore’s rich, multiculturalheritage as you visit a Peranakan enclave.

Meet a family who shares secrets of Chinesedumplings and enjoy a taste of this regional favorite. Then visit a local home to learn abouttraditional beadwork and embroidery. This type of needlework is an important aspect ofPeranakan heritage.

Gather for a lunch of local favorites.

This afternoon, board the opulent Eastern & Oriental Express and begin your rail journey.Cross into Malaysia and watch the cityscape fade into a lush rural tapestry.

Tonight, stop briefly at Kuala Lumpur’s colonialtrain station, a Moorish-style building.

Day 6 | Kuala Kangsar, Malaysia

PYJ | Choose one of these excursions:

•Traditional Village Experience. Immerseyourself in traditional Malaysian culture during avisit to a rural village. See a dance performance,taste regional flavors and browse locally produced handicrafts. Learn about planting andharvesting rice, and enjoy a visit to a plantationthat grows banana and durian fruits.

•Countryside Hill Trek. Begin your excursionat a banana and durian fruit plantation and sample freshly made chips. Stretch your legs during an uphill walk with a guide. Nature loverswill delight in the surrounding scenery while learning about the region’s local wildlife and ecological treasures. Take in stunning panoramicviews from atop the hill! (Active)

Back on the train, enjoy a full afternoon at leisureto lounge and converse. Relax with a cocktail in the open-air Observation Car and revel in thepassing landscape of rice paddies and rollingcountryside.

Day 7 | Kanchanaburi, Thailand | Bangkok

PYJ | Choose one of these excursions:

•Kanchanaburi and Kwai Yai River. Cruiseon the Kwai Yai River, skimming beneath the historic Bridge over the River Kwai, and learnabout the Thailand-Burma railway from a historian. Continue to the North Temple and Chinese Cemetery, and visit the Thailand-BurmaRailway Centre to see exhibits and photographs.

•Cycle Tour. Journey to an agricultural village to begin an hour-long bicycle tour. Ride by ricefields before stopping at a local farm for refreshments and a demonstration. Then stepinto an ancient-style wooden house for a relaxingherbal infusion. (Active)

•Culinary Tour. Join a guide for a visit to a colorful wet market and tour a rice noodle house.Board a riverboat at Wat Nue Pier and sail alongthe River Kwai. Delight in a Thai cooking class onboard. Later, you may choose to visit the ChongKai War Cemetery.

Conclude your rail journey in Bangkok and transfer to the Peninsula Bangkok.

Day 8 | Bangkok

Enrichment: Thailand’s History and Culture.

Discovery: Vibrant Bangkok. Discover riverlife as you cruise the Chao Phraya River andThonburi canals. Bangkok merchants still usethe canals for travel and to transport their merchandise. Disembark and visit the GrandPalace and Emerald Buddha Temple. Take a tuk-tuk ride to Wat Pho to see the Reclining Buddha.This temple that sprawls over eight hectares isalso considered the country’s first university.

Delight in the culinary pleasures of Thai cuisineduring lunch at the Blue Elephant, a prestigiousrestaurant housed in a century-old building alongthe historical Sathorn Road.

Free Time: The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure in Bangkok. Browse for souvenirs or delight in a sweet iced coffee.

ELECTIVE | Sala Rim Naam. Immerseyourself in Thai culture during a Thai dance showand a savory dinner of mouthwatering cuisine.

Day 9 | Ayutthaya

Discovery: Ayutthaya. Visit the European-style Bang Pa-In Palace, a summer residence forthe kings of Thailand with ornamental ponds, anelegant Thai-style pavilion and a Thai Buddhisttemple. Continue to the World Heritage site ofAyutthaya, Thailand’s ancient capital from 1350-1767. The storied grounds feature brick ruins,lion guardian statues, seated Buddha figuresand many other amazing artifacts. Board a boatto cruise along the Chao Phraya River towardBangkok. Enjoy a delicious lunch on board whileviewing elaborate temples, markets and otherscenes of local life along the banks. Upon yourreturn to Bangkok, enjoy an evening at leisure.

Day 10 | Siem Reap, Cambodia

After breakfast, fly to Siem Reap, Cambodia.Upon arrival, transfer to the Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf and Spa Resort.

Discovery: Discover Siem Reap. Discoverthis quaint provincial capital as you tour SiemReap in a tuk-tuk. The city offers a bounty ofwell-preserved colonial buildings, small cafes,souvenir shops, art galleries and more. Visit anart and dance center to see demonstrations.

Day 11 | Siem Reap

Discovery: Angkor Wat. Discover the storiedwonders of Angkor Wat. Built in the 12th century, it is the largest temple in the world andthe crown jewel of the Angkor ArchaeologicalPark. Originally dedicated to the Hindu godVishnu, the temple eventually became filled with

Buddhist elements as the new religion spreadthrough the empire. See the gallery of bas-reliefmurals, one of the highlights of the temple.

AHI Connects: Local Life. Uncover culinary traditions with a local family who showsyou how to make rice noodles, a local specialty.

Free Time: You may enjoy visiting the Old Market during free time today.

Discovery: Cambodian Circus. Watch alively dance performance with music, acrobaticsand stories of Khmer culture.

Day 12 | Siem Reap

Discovery: Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm andThommanon. Explore Angkor Thom, a walledcity that once was home to one million people.See the imposing temple of Bayon. Witness TaProhm, swathed by the massive roots of kapoktrees, and visit Thommanon temple.

Free Time: Enjoy an afternoon at leisure.

Gather for a Farewell Dinner and a lively event featuring Khmer classical dance and music.

Days 13 & 14 | In Transit

Transfer to the airport for the return flight toyour gateway city. Depending on individual flightitineraries, passengers will arrive in North Americaon Day 13 or Day 14. Note: Itinerary may change due to local conditions.

Flights and transfers included for AHI FlexAir participants.

Elective experiences available at an additional cost.

Our travel experts have carefully selected these first-class properties for their prime locations. Theyare ideally located for exploring the region’s renowned landmarks, while providing opportunities toimmerse yourself in local life. Of utmost importance is the superior quality of the services, amenities and accommodations, allowing you to fully enjoy your stay.

Art | Architecture | Culture | Cuisine | History | Natural Beauty

Above: Singapore skyline |

Inset: Traditional Thai costume, Bangkok

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The story of travel involves more than a ticket and a passport.

It should weave together discovery, education and humanity, the best

elements of any compelling tale. Your personal travel story begins with

our commitment to delivering authentic experiences with local people.

The incomparable value of your journey lies in the personalized care

you receive from your Travel Director and the knowledge you gain from

expert guides and lecturers, who call this area home.

By eliminating logistical worries, your multilingual Travel Director

allows you to immerse yourself comfortably in your surroundings.

This high-caliber professional makes you feel safe and important

by creating a convivial, welcoming atmosphere.

The other important characters in this story are the guides and

lecturers, whose regional expertise shines in their insider perspective

and commentary.

From Bangkok’s gilded temples to the unrivalled splendor of Angkor

Wat, become intimately engaged in the unique rhythms of Southeast

Asia, adding another memorable chapter to the rich story of your life.

A World Apart

Eastern & Oriental ExpressAbove: Ta Prohm Temple | Cover photo: Angkor Wat

Board the green-and-gold carriages of the Eastern & Oriental Express, and experience the GoldenAge of travel as you wind through some of the most exotic, untouched countrysides on Earth. TheE&O offers a luxurious experience complemented by an unparalleled encounter with Southeast Asia’sfar-flung landscapes. Elegance and attention to detail make riding the E&O an unforgettable treat. Orchids and frangipani flowers perfume the air. Stewards deliver freshly baked croissants and delicately carved local fruits at sunrise. Feel like you are dining in one of the world’s top restaurantswhen you take your seat in one of the lavishly decorated dining cars. Enveloped in rosewood paneling, you will enjoy refined service and gourmet meals prepared with the freshest ingredients. As the sun sets, listen to the sounds of the forest as you relax in the open-air Observation Car and sip a Shanghai Express while the pianist plays your old favorites in the piano bar.

Eastern & Oriental Express

YOUR INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCEFree time means something different to every traveler. You may like to linger in a cozy café or stay onthe go. That’s why we design itineraries that allow you to craft an individual travel experience.

PERSONALIZE YOUR JOURNEY | PYJ | Included Choose from a variety of excursions in selected locales based on your interests.

ELECTIVE EXPERIENCES | At an additional cost Further your experience by immersing yourself in specially designed activities.

Check out our itinerary for more details. We’ve done the legwork. Now the choice is yours.

SOFITEL ANGKOR PHOKEETHRA GOLF AND SPA RESORT | SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA

> Cherish a quiet moment at the awe-inspiring monuments of AngkorWat, Ta Prohm andAngkor Thom.

> Relish the Golden Age oftravel aboard the Eastern& Oriental Express.

> Experience the glories of Southeast Asia, amedley of energetic cities,stunning landscapes andancient ruins.

> Sweet, savory, spicy and tart — delight yourpalate with the region’s outstanding flavors.

> Cruise the legendaryChao Phraya and KwaiYai rivers and glimpseauthentic local life.

> Behold Singapore’s harmonious blend of traditional and modern lifestyles.

Above: Wat Phra Kaew, Grand Palace, Bangkok |

Inset: Bangkok’s canals

A Note About Activity LevelsWe want you to have a comfortable and enjoyable experience. That’s why we haverated all of our excursions with activity levels to help you assess this program’s physical expectations. Depending on the excursion,more leisurely alternatives may be available.Please call or visit our website to review theitinerary for full details about our activity levels.

Excursions on this program require:

> walking on unpaved paths and/or uneven surfaces

> getting on/off motor coaches, boats and trains

> walking through train corridors whether the train is in motion or stopped

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P-Pullman Suite $7,245 $250 $6,995*62 sq. ft. private lounge with banquette-style sofa. At night the seating converts to upper and lower beds.

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On the ground, three layers of top-quality professionals offer their insiders’ perspective. From suggesting the best café or pub to sharing a laugh over the stories of the day, our dedicatedteam takes your adventure to the next level.

>Travel Director | Throughout your journey, you will be in the care of a seasoned AHI travel professional who will manage all the logistics, allowing you to relax and simply soak up the ambience. Resourceful, knowledgeable and attentive, your Travel Director helps to ensure youenjoy an unforgettable travel experience.

>Expert Guides | Who better to show you around than the people who live there? We’ve specially selected informed and enthusiastic local professional guides who understand the needsof our educated and curious travelers. Warm and genuine, they’re ready to share their passion for their country with you.

>Lecturers | Coming from all walks of life, our entertaining local lecturers open your eyes to history and current events. The breadth of their knowledge deepens your appreciation for theregion and its heritage.

AHI Travel ExpertiseFrom your reservation to your return home, we are here to ensure you have the adventure of a lifetime.

Accommodations(with baggage handling)

• 2 nights in Singapore at the deluxe Shangri-La Hotel.

• 2 nights aboard the deluxe Eastern & Oriental Express.

• 3 nights in Bangkok, Thailand, at the deluxe Peninsula Bangkok.

• 3 nights in Siem Reap, Cambodia, at the deluxe Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf and Spa Resort.

Transfers• Train, flight to Siem Reap and all deluxe

motor coach transfers in the Land Program,plus baggage handling.

Extensive Meal Program• 10 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 3 dinners,

including a Farewell Dinner; tea or coffee with all meals, plus wine with dinner.

Your One-of-a-Kind Journey

• Expert-led Enrichment programs enhanceyour insight into the region.

• Discovery excursions highlight the local culture, heritage and history:

–Enjoy Singapore on a panoramic tour.–Visit Singapore’s diverse neighborhoods.–Meet locals who share their knowledge of dumplings and embroidery.

–Marvel at Bangkok’s Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha Temple.

–Cruise canals and tour ancient Ayutthaya. –Take a tuk-tuk tour of Siem Reap.–Stroll the storied grounds of Angkor Wat,Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm and Thommanon.

Choose from a selection of PERSONALIZE YOUR JOURNEY | PYJexcursions in these towns:

–Kuala Kangsar | Traditional VillageExperience | Countryside Hill Trek

–Kanchanaburi | Kwai Yai River | Cycle Tour |Culinary Tour

• AHI Connects: Local immersion.

• Free time to pursue your own interests.

• Welcome Reception to mingle with fellow travelers.

• Tipping of guides and drivers.

• Complimentary travel mementos.

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Dear UCLA Alumni and Friends,Join an enthralling 10-night adventure through Singapore,

Malaysia, Thailand and Cambodia, wondrous countries

imbued with the riches that come with long histories and

diverse cultures. From the modern metropolis of Singapore to

the ancient Khmer temples of Angkor, get ready to encounter

a wealth of relics across Southeast Asia.

Tour Singapore’s top attractions and experience its

Peranakan heritage through traditional cooking and handicraft

demonstrations. Board the lavish Eastern & Oriental Express

and journey to Thailand, traversing landscapes of rice paddies

and virgin forests. Marvel at Bangkok’s treasured temples and

discover local life along serene waterways. Visit Thailand’s

ancient capital Ayutthaya as well as the sublime and unforget-

table Angkor Wat. Along the way, experiment with new flavors

as you delve into the region’s food culture, learning the secrets

to homemade Chinese dumplings and strolling through spice

markets. This thrilling experience truly immerses you in

Southeast Asia’s diverse destinations and endless wonders!

This trip combines the security, ease and value of group

travel with opportunities for independent exploration. Space on

this exclusive journey is limited, and the trip is sure to sell out

quickly, so make your reservations today!

Regards from Westwood,

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Director, Alumni Travel

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Accommodations(with baggage handling)

• 2 nights in Singapore at the deluxe Shangri-La Hotel.

• 2 nights aboard the deluxe Eastern & Oriental Express.

• 3 nights in Bangkok, Thailand, at the deluxe Peninsula Bangkok.

• 3 nights in Siem Reap, Cambodia, at the deluxe Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf and Spa Resort.

Transfers• Train, flight to Siem Reap and all deluxe

motor coach transfers in the Land Program,plus baggage handling.

Extensive Meal Program• 10 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 3 dinners,

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–Marvel at Bangkok’s Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha Temple.

–Cruise canals and tour ancient Ayutthaya. –Take a tuk-tuk tour of Siem Reap.–Stroll the storied grounds of Angkor Wat,Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm and Thommanon.

Choose from a selection of PERSONALIZE YOUR JOURNEY | PYJexcursions in these towns:

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Dear UCLA Alumni and Friends,Join an enthralling 10-night adventure through Singapore,

Malaysia, Thailand and Cambodia, wondrous countries

imbued with the riches that come with long histories and

diverse cultures. From the modern metropolis of Singapore to

the ancient Khmer temples of Angkor, get ready to encounter

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Full Price Special Savings Special Price*

P-Pullman Suite $7,245 $250 $6,995*62 sq. ft. private lounge with banquette-style sofa. At night the seating converts to upper and lower beds.

S-State Cabin $8,345 $250 $8,095*84 sq. ft. private lounge with banquette-style sofa and chairs. At night the seating converts to two single beds.

*Special Price valid if booked by the date found on the address panel. VAT is an additional $495 per person.

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NOT INCLUDED-Fees for passports and, if applicable, visas;entry/departure fees; personal gratuities; laundry and drycleaning; excursions, wines, liquors, mineral waters andmeals not mentioned in this brochure under included fea-tures; travel insurance; airport transfer costs for those notparticipating in AHI's FlexAir; all items of a strictly personalnature.MOBILITY AND FITNESS TO TRAVEL-The right is retainedto decline, to accept or to retain any person as a member ofthis trip who, in the opinion of AHI Travel is unfit for travel orwhose physical or mental condition may constitute a dangerto themselves or to others on the trip, subject only to therequirement that the portion of the total amount paid whichcorresponds to the unused services and accommodations berefunded. Passengers requiring special assistance, includingwithout limitation those who permanently or periodically usea wheelchair, must be accompanied by someone who is fitand able to assist them, and who will be totally responsiblefor providing all required assistance.AIR TRANSPORTATION-The price of air transportationoffered by AHI Travel is based on Advance PurchaseExcursion fares. After tickets are issued, penalties up to100% of the ticket price may be levied. If connecting flightsare requested, special promotional fares may be used, inwhich case penalties of as much as 100% may be assessedby the airlines if reservations are changed or canceled afterticketing. After departure, if the reservations are changed,you will be charged the higher, all year Economy class fare.VARIATIONS TO THE GROUP ITINERARY MUST BE REQUEST-ED NO LATER THAN 60 DAYS PRIOR TO DEPARTURE.Passengers who choose to make their own airline reserva-tions independently will be wholly responsible for arrival anddeparture transfers, and any airline fees or penaltiesincurred as a result of program cancellation and/or changein travel dates, or airline schedule(s).BAGGAGE-Baggage restrictions vary according to the airlinepolicy and the class of service flown. Details will be providedwith your pre-departure information. Baggage allowancesare subject to change by the carrier without notice. Excessbaggage charges for additional or oversized/overweightpieces are expensive and not included in your trip price; planyour wardrobe accordingly. Transport of baggage and per-sonal effects is at the owner's risk throughout the travel pro-gram. AUTHORITY TO USE IMAGES AND AUDIO RECORDINGS-On occasion, AHI Travel obtains, from its staff, or from tripparticipants, photographic or video images of passengersand trip activities. By participating in this travel program, youauthorize AHI Travel, without providing compensation to you,or obtaining additional approvals from you, to include photo-graphic and video recordings of you, as well as voice record-ings included with any videos, in AHI Travel's sales, market-ing, advertising, publicity and/or training activities.RESPONSIBILITY-AHI Travel and the Sponsoring Associationdo not own or operate any entity which provides goods orservices for this program, and act only as agents for theindependent suppliers of travel conveyance, transport,accommodations or other services. All such persons or enti-ties are independent contractors. 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No revisions ofthe printed itinerary or its included features are anticipated;however, the right is reserved to make any changes, with orwithout notice, that might become necessary, with the mutu-al understanding that any additional expenses will be paid bythe individual passenger. Baggage and personal effects arethe sole responsibility of the owners at all times. If the entireprogram is canceled for any reason, participants shall haveno claim other than for a full refund. By forwarding thedeposit, the passenger certifies that he/she has no physical,mental or other condition of disability that would create ahazard for himself/herself or other passengers and acceptsthe terms of this contract set out herein and in more specificpre-departure passenger information. The airlines and othertransportation companies concerned are not to be heldresponsible for any act, omission, or event, during the timepassengers are not on board their conveyances. The pas-sage contract in use, when issued, shall constitute the solecontract between the company(ies) and the passengerand/or purchaser of this trip.ASSOCIATION DISCLAIMER-Services of a UCLAfaculty lecturer are based on a minimum of 15 booked pas-sengers.CANCELLATION-All cancellations for any reason will besubject to a $300 per person administrative fee. You maychoose, at the time of cancellation, to apply the withheldadministrative fee to a future AHI Travel program that willoperate in the current calendar year or year following. Thecredit will be applied to the final billing and may not be usedas part of the initial deposit. It is non-transferable and is notvalid toward the purchase of an AHI Cruises independentcruise. Cancellation from 120 days to 76 days prior todeparture will result in forfeiture of 15% of the entire cost ofthe trip per person; 75-30 days, 50% of the trip cost perperson; cancellation from 29 days up to the time of depar-ture will result in 100% forfeiture of the entire cost of thetrip. TRIP CANCELLATION INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE. ANAPPLICATION WILL BE SENT AFTER YOU RESERVE. All can-cellations must be submitted in writing to AHI Travel. CAN-CELLATION OF TRIP OPTIONS-Purchases of optional excur-sions, trip extensions and additional hotel nights becomefully non-refundable 45 days prior to departure. Air trans-portation and private transfer purchases are subject only topenalties assessed by the airlines and transfer suppliers.

Before you go:

>Travel Consultants | These experts stand ready to answer your questions about activities,meals, accommodations and more as they guide you through the reservation process.

>Passenger Service Representative | Once you have reserved your spot, enjoy personalizedassistance from this specialist, your one point of contact who will help you with everything from arranging flights to booking elective activities to fulfilling special requests.

>Travel Information | Receive extensive destination information and travel tips compiled by our travel-savvy team to prepare you fully for your journey.

Once you arrive:

On the ground, three layers of top-quality professionals offer their insiders’ perspective. From suggesting the best café or pub to sharing a laugh over the stories of the day, our dedicatedteam takes your adventure to the next level.

>Travel Director | Throughout your journey, you will be in the care of a seasoned AHI travel professional who will manage all the logistics, allowing you to relax and simply soak up the ambience. Resourceful, knowledgeable and attentive, your Travel Director helps to ensure youenjoy an unforgettable travel experience.

>Expert Guides | Who better to show you around than the people who live there? We’ve specially selected informed and enthusiastic local professional guides who understand the needsof our educated and curious travelers. Warm and genuine, they’re ready to share their passion for their country with you.

>Lecturers | Coming from all walks of life, our entertaining local lecturers open your eyes to history and current events. The breadth of their knowledge deepens your appreciation for theregion and its heritage.

AHI Travel ExpertiseFrom your reservation to your return home, we are here to ensure you have the adventure of a lifetime.

Accommodations(with baggage handling)

• 2 nights in Singapore at the deluxe Shangri-La Hotel.

• 2 nights aboard the deluxe Eastern & Oriental Express.

• 3 nights in Bangkok, Thailand, at the deluxe Peninsula Bangkok.

• 3 nights in Siem Reap, Cambodia, at the deluxe Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf and Spa Resort.

Transfers• Train, flight to Siem Reap and all deluxe

motor coach transfers in the Land Program,plus baggage handling.

Extensive Meal Program• 10 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 3 dinners,

including a Farewell Dinner; tea or coffee with all meals, plus wine with dinner.

Your One-of-a-Kind Journey

• Expert-led Enrichment programs enhanceyour insight into the region.

• Discovery excursions highlight the local culture, heritage and history:

–Enjoy Singapore on a panoramic tour.–Visit Singapore’s diverse neighborhoods.–Meet locals who share their knowledge of dumplings and embroidery.

–Marvel at Bangkok’s Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha Temple.

–Cruise canals and tour ancient Ayutthaya. –Take a tuk-tuk tour of Siem Reap.–Stroll the storied grounds of Angkor Wat,Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm and Thommanon.

Choose from a selection of PERSONALIZE YOUR JOURNEY | PYJexcursions in these towns:

–Kuala Kangsar | Traditional VillageExperience | Countryside Hill Trek

–Kanchanaburi | Kwai Yai River | Cycle Tour |Culinary Tour

• AHI Connects: Local immersion.

• Free time to pursue your own interests.

• Welcome Reception to mingle with fellow travelers.

• Tipping of guides and drivers.

• Complimentary travel mementos.

Trip #:9-25561WReserve your Southeast Asia trip today!

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Dear UCLA Alumni and Friends,Join an enthralling 10-night adventure through Singapore,

Malaysia, Thailand and Cambodia, wondrous countries

imbued with the riches that come with long histories and

diverse cultures. From the modern metropolis of Singapore to

the ancient Khmer temples of Angkor, get ready to encounter

a wealth of relics across Southeast Asia.

Tour Singapore’s top attractions and experience its

Peranakan heritage through traditional cooking and handicraft

demonstrations. Board the lavish Eastern & Oriental Express

and journey to Thailand, traversing landscapes of rice paddies

and virgin forests. Marvel at Bangkok’s treasured temples and

discover local life along serene waterways. Visit Thailand’s

ancient capital Ayutthaya as well as the sublime and unforget-

table Angkor Wat. Along the way, experiment with new flavors

as you delve into the region’s food culture, learning the secrets

to homemade Chinese dumplings and strolling through spice

markets. This thrilling experience truly immerses you in

Southeast Asia’s diverse destinations and endless wonders!

This trip combines the security, ease and value of group

travel with opportunities for independent exploration. Space on

this exclusive journey is limited, and the trip is sure to sell out

quickly, so make your reservations today!

Regards from Westwood,

Christel Aragon

Director, Alumni Travel

Air Program dates: Sept. 2-15, 2020

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P-Pullman Suite $7,245 $250 $6,995*62 sq. ft. private lounge with banquette-style sofa. At night the seating converts to upper and lower beds.

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All prices quoted are in USD, per person, based on double occupancy and do not include air transportation costs (unless otherwise stated). The Pullman Cabin single supplement is an additional $2,795.

The State Cabin single supplement is an additional $3,595. There is limited availability for all single accommodations.

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After departure, if the reservations are changed,you will be charged the higher, all year Economy class fare.VARIATIONS TO THE GROUP ITINERARY MUST BE REQUEST-ED NO LATER THAN 60 DAYS PRIOR TO DEPARTURE.Passengers who choose to make their own airline reserva-tions independently will be wholly responsible for arrival anddeparture transfers, and any airline fees or penaltiesincurred as a result of program cancellation and/or changein travel dates, or airline schedule(s).BAGGAGE-Baggage restrictions vary according to the airlinepolicy and the class of service flown. Details will be providedwith your pre-departure information. Baggage allowancesare subject to change by the carrier without notice. Excessbaggage charges for additional or oversized/overweightpieces are expensive and not included in your trip price; planyour wardrobe accordingly. Transport of baggage and per-sonal effects is at the owner's risk throughout the travel pro-gram. 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Cancellation from 120 days to 76 days prior todeparture will result in forfeiture of 15% of the entire cost ofthe trip per person; 75-30 days, 50% of the trip cost perperson; cancellation from 29 days up to the time of depar-ture will result in 100% forfeiture of the entire cost of thetrip. TRIP CANCELLATION INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE. ANAPPLICATION WILL BE SENT AFTER YOU RESERVE. All can-cellations must be submitted in writing to AHI Travel. CAN-CELLATION OF TRIP OPTIONS-Purchases of optional excur-sions, trip extensions and additional hotel nights becomefully non-refundable 45 days prior to departure. Air trans-portation and private transfer purchases are subject only topenalties assessed by the airlines and transfer suppliers.

Before you go:

>Travel Consultants | These experts stand ready to answer your questions about activities,meals, accommodations and more as they guide you through the reservation process.

>Passenger Service Representative | Once you have reserved your spot, enjoy personalizedassistance from this specialist, your one point of contact who will help you with everything from arranging flights to booking elective activities to fulfilling special requests.

>Travel Information | Receive extensive destination information and travel tips compiled by our travel-savvy team to prepare you fully for your journey.

Once you arrive:

On the ground, three layers of top-quality professionals offer their insiders’ perspective. From suggesting the best café or pub to sharing a laugh over the stories of the day, our dedicatedteam takes your adventure to the next level.

>Travel Director | Throughout your journey, you will be in the care of a seasoned AHI travel professional who will manage all the logistics, allowing you to relax and simply soak up the ambience. Resourceful, knowledgeable and attentive, your Travel Director helps to ensure youenjoy an unforgettable travel experience.

>Expert Guides | Who better to show you around than the people who live there? We’ve specially selected informed and enthusiastic local professional guides who understand the needsof our educated and curious travelers. Warm and genuine, they’re ready to share their passion for their country with you.

>Lecturers | Coming from all walks of life, our entertaining local lecturers open your eyes to history and current events. The breadth of their knowledge deepens your appreciation for theregion and its heritage.

AHI Travel ExpertiseFrom your reservation to your return home, we are here to ensure you have the adventure of a lifetime.

Accommodations(with baggage handling)

• 2 nights in Singapore at the deluxe Shangri-La Hotel.

• 2 nights aboard the deluxe Eastern & Oriental Express.

• 3 nights in Bangkok, Thailand, at the deluxe Peninsula Bangkok.

• 3 nights in Siem Reap, Cambodia, at the deluxe Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf and Spa Resort.

Transfers• Train, flight to Siem Reap and all deluxe

motor coach transfers in the Land Program,plus baggage handling.

Extensive Meal Program• 10 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 3 dinners,

including a Farewell Dinner; tea or coffee with all meals, plus wine with dinner.

Your One-of-a-Kind Journey

• Expert-led Enrichment programs enhanceyour insight into the region.

• Discovery excursions highlight the local culture, heritage and history:

–Enjoy Singapore on a panoramic tour.–Visit Singapore’s diverse neighborhoods.–Meet locals who share their knowledge of dumplings and embroidery.

–Marvel at Bangkok’s Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha Temple.

–Cruise canals and tour ancient Ayutthaya. –Take a tuk-tuk tour of Siem Reap.–Stroll the storied grounds of Angkor Wat,Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm and Thommanon.

Choose from a selection of PERSONALIZE YOUR JOURNEY | PYJexcursions in these towns:

–Kuala Kangsar | Traditional VillageExperience | Countryside Hill Trek

–Kanchanaburi | Kwai Yai River | Cycle Tour |Culinary Tour

• AHI Connects: Local immersion.

• Free time to pursue your own interests.

• Welcome Reception to mingle with fellow travelers.

• Tipping of guides and drivers.

• Complimentary travel mementos.

Trip #:9-25561WReserve your Southeast Asia trip today!

Send to: UCLA Alumni AssociationAttn: Alumni TravelJames West Alumni CenterLos Angeles, CA 90095-1397Phone: 310-206-0613 Fax: 310-209-4271Email: [email protected]

UCLA Alumni Travel is a benefit of the UCLA Alumni Association Gold, Life or Blue Membership. Please select an option below:___ I am currently a (circle one) Gold | Life* | Blue Member of the UCLA

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Street Address: ____________________________________________________________

City: ______________________________________________________________________

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I/we authorize you to make my/our reservations as follows:� Cabin Category Desired: 1st choice _____________ 2nd choice____________

Land Program and AHI FlexAir� I/we reserve the Land Program and request the AHI FlexAir to Singapore, with

return from Siem Reap, Cambodia, to depart from:

__________________________________________________________________________Departure City

Land Program � I/we will make my/our own air arrangements and transfers.

Single Accommodations� I prefer single accommodations at an additional cost (limited availability).� I request assistance in securing a roommate but will accept a single, if one is

available at this time, and pay the single supplement. Should a roommate befound, I understand the supplement will no longer apply.

Reservations are subject to availability and processed on a first-come, first-servedbasis. Reservations to be paid in full by June 19, 2020 (75 days prior to departure).Reservations received after this date must be accompanied by payment in full.Final payment may be made by personal check, MasterCard, Visa, Discover orAmex. Make checks payable to AHI Travel.

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Sept. 2-15, 2020

Featuring UCLA Professor George DuttonDepartment of Asian Languages & Cultures

310-206-0613 travel.alumni.ucla.edu

Dear UCLA Alumni and Friends,Join an enthralling 10-night adventure through Singapore,

Malaysia, Thailand and Cambodia, wondrous countries

imbued with the riches that come with long histories and

diverse cultures. From the modern metropolis of Singapore to

the ancient Khmer temples of Angkor, get ready to encounter

a wealth of relics across Southeast Asia.

Tour Singapore’s top attractions and experience its

Peranakan heritage through traditional cooking and handicraft

demonstrations. Board the lavish Eastern & Oriental Express

and journey to Thailand, traversing landscapes of rice paddies

and virgin forests. Marvel at Bangkok’s treasured temples and

discover local life along serene waterways. Visit Thailand’s

ancient capital Ayutthaya as well as the sublime and unforget-

table Angkor Wat. Along the way, experiment with new flavors

as you delve into the region’s food culture, learning the secrets

to homemade Chinese dumplings and strolling through spice

markets. This thrilling experience truly immerses you in

Southeast Asia’s diverse destinations and endless wonders!

This trip combines the security, ease and value of group

travel with opportunities for independent exploration. Space on

this exclusive journey is limited, and the trip is sure to sell out

quickly, so make your reservations today!

Regards from Westwood,

Christel Aragon

Director, Alumni Travel

Air Program dates: Sept. 2-15, 2020

Land Program dates: Sept. 4-14, 2020

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