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	Singapore

• Highlights of Singapore Tour: Experience the "Crossroads of Asia" from fashionable Orchard Road to Chinatown. Explore the National Orchid Garden located within the Singapore Botanic Gardens, home to over 12,000 orchids. Visit Sri Mariamman, the city’s oldest Hindu temple. Take in the views from Mt. Faber and enjoy the option of remaining in town for additional sightseeing and shopping.
• Singapore City Tour & Jurong Bird Park Tour: Experience the "Crossroads of Asia" from fashionable Orchard Road to the National Orchid Garden. Explore Chinatown and visit Sri Mariamman Temple, the city’s oldest Hindu shrine. Tour Jurong Bird Park - its 50 acres of landscaped grounds are home to over 9,000 birds, a walk-through aviary and a nocturnal bird habitat.
• Singapore River Cruise & Chinatown Walking Tour: Take a leisurely cruise past the skyscrapers and restored shop-houses lining the Singapore River. Explore Chinatown on a guided walking tour and visit Sri Mariamman Temple. Fu Tak Chi Temple and the Chinatown Heritage Center are museums dedicated to Chinatown history and Singapore’s unique Chinese culture.
• Battlefields Of Singapore Tour: Relive the dark days of World War II. At Kranji War Memorial view the names of those who died during the occupation. Explore Changi Chapel and Museum located near the Changi Prison, a brutal Japanese POW camp. Tour Central Command Headquarters where the decision to surrender Singapore was made on 15 February 1942.

	Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

• Discover Ho Chi Minh City Tour: Explore the National History Museum and watch a performance of Vietnamese water puppets. Visit historic Thien Hau Temple in the city's Chinatown. Tour Reunification Hall - the old Presidential Palace. Enjoy a Vietnamese-style lunch and see skilled artisans at work on a stop at the Tay Son Lacquer Factory.
• Vung Tau & Countryside Tour: Take in the sights of Vung Tau Long. The old seaside resort has become the center of Vietnam's emerging energy industry. Explore Lang Ca Ong Whale Temple and view its unique collection of whale skeletons. Then visit a typical farmer's home for a taste of everyday life with conversation and refreshments.
• Cu Chi Tunnels & Countryside Tour: The Cu Chi District played a major role in the Vietnam War - here the Viet Cong excavated more than 124 miles of underground tunnels. Tour the massive complex that once provided safe haven and a base of operations for Communist forces.
• Ho Chi Minh City & Dong Khoi Street Shopping Tour: Take in the city sights on a narrated drive. Explore the National History Museum and visit the Tay Son Lacquer Factory. Enjoy free time for sightseeing and shopping in Dong Khoi Street – the city's old Rue Catinat has regained its eclat.

	Nha Trang, Vietnam

During the Vietnam War, Nha Trang was a popular recreation spot for U.S. servicemen. Today, it is one of the country's most popular seaside destinations. Its four miles of white-sand beaches lined with gently swaying coconut palms and turquoise waters makes this up-and-coming resort area a popular seaside destination. Colorfully painted fishing boats line the harbors of the small villages, and the surrounding countryside is a gently rolling landscape of little towns nestled in green valleys. Tour the city from the great Cham Tower to the Buddhist shrine at Long Son Pagoda. Or journey into the countryside to see the small villages, fields of rice paddies and bamboo groves.
• Ponagar Cham Tower. Overlooking the Cao River estuary, this ancient tower features a sculpture of the goddess of agriculture. The view from the tower provides superb views of the river and the bay.
• Long Son Pagoda. An enormous white Buddha sits on the hill behind the pagoda. Built in 1965, it commemorates the Buddhist monks who protested the abuses of the Diem regime in the early 1960s by setting themselves on fire.
• Long Son Pagoda. An enormous white Buddha sits on the hill behind the pagoda. Built in 1965, it commemorates the Buddhist monks who protested the abuses of the Diem regime in the early 1960s by setting themselves on fire.

	Nagasaki, Japan

For most travelers, Nagasaki is a symbol of the horrors of war. But this beautiful city on Kyushu offers timeless charm as well. Often described as the San Francisco of Japan, the city occupies verdant hills surrounded by a deep-water bay. The city is also celebrated as the setting for Puccini's opera "Madame Butterfly."
In 1945, an estimated 75,000 people perished when the city became the second target of a nuclear attack. Today, Nagasaki's Peace Park and Atomic Bomb Museum draw visitors from around the world.
• Peace Memorial Park. Nagasaki's memorial park and its Atomic Bomb Museum are near ground zerocenter of the atomic blast that leveled the city on August 9, 1945.
• Shimabara. This well-preserved, 16th century town features a samurai village and a superb, reconstructed feudal castle.
• Glover Gardens. Named after Scottish merchant Thomas Glover, the gardens are home to Glover House, Japan's oldest example of Western architecture.

	Hong Kong, China

Skyscrapers form a glistening forest of steel and glass, junks and sampans ply the busy harbor waters, and the green, dragon-crested hills of Kowloon beckon. This is Hong Kong. Now a semi-autonomous region of China, Hong Kong has lost none of its excitement or exoticism. Explore the narrow streets crammed with vendors. In the duty-free capital of the world, the endless array of shops offer the visitor everything from hand-tailored suits and antique Chinese porcelain to the latest electronics. The former British colony has plenty of things to do and see. Take in the entire spectacle with a panoramic view from Victoria Peak. Enjoy lunch on one of the city's floating restaurants. Walk the crowded streets to feel the rapid pulse of the city. Shop the old-world markets and modern-day malls and don't forget to ride the famed Star Ferry.
• Victoria Harbour. Ranked up there with Rio de Janeiro, San Francisco and Sydney as one of the world's most beautiful harbors.
• Stanley Market. A popular site for bargain hunters, this Hong Kong market offers everything from clothes to antiques.
• Po Lin Monastery. This Buddhist retreat in the western hills of Lantau features the largest seated outdoor bronze Buddha in the world.

	Okinawa, Japan

• Okinawa Highlights Tour: A scenic drive of the middle area of Okinawa visits two of the island's most important cultural sites, including beautiful Shikinaen Gardens. Shikinaen Gardens: The gardens date from the golden era of the old Ryukyu Kingdom. The area's villas once housed and entertained foreign diplomats. Beautifully manicured paths lead through the gardens, which are home to graceful stone bridges and the Rokkaku-do Pavilion, built in classic Chinese style.
• Shurijo Castle & Kokusai Street Tour: Experience Okinawa’s past and present on a tour of Naha city. Tour Shurijo Castle and visit its Seiden or Main Hall. Enjoy approximately 50-minutes of free time to explore famed Kokusai Street. Its mix of department stores, restaurants and small souvenir stores blends the cosmopolitan with a bit of local color.
• Peace Memorial Park & Museum Tour: Over 100,000 civilians died during the battle for Okinawa – a greater number than the combined military casualties on each side. Visit Okinawa's Peace Memorial Park in the hills above Mabuni and tour the Peace Memorial Museum.
• The Art Of Ryukyu Bingata Tour: Once produced solely for Okinawa’s warrior class, bingata is a multicolored dyeing process used for silk and vegetable fibers. Learn the secrets of the art and produce your very own piece of Ryukyu bingata. Then set out on a tour of Shurijo Castle.

	Beijing (Xingang), China

The capital of The People's Republic of China covers an area of some 6,870 square miles and boasts a population of over 11 million people. Beijing has been the seat of power in China since the days of Kublai Khan. At the heart of this immense metropolis lies the Forbidden City. Two more examples of China's enduring culture are The Great Wall and Tiananmen Square.
• The Great Wall. One of the largest building construction projects ever completed, the Great Wall stretches across the mountains of northern China, winding its way for more than 4,000 miles to Beijing. Constructed of various materials -- from packed earth to kiln-fired bricks -- it is an engineering feat and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Forbidden City. This 250-acre complex of palaces, pavilions and courtyards was the home of China's emperor, the fabled "Son of Heaven," from 1421 to 1911. Even the most seasoned travelers will experience a sense of awe as they enter through the magnificent Meridian Gate.
• Tiananmen Square. The dramatic scene of political struggle and unrest, Tiananmen Square is the largest public square in the world, and because of its immense size, it will accommodate up to one million people.

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