Angkor rules the jungle, the capital calls and the 1920s return.
Behold a life-size, solid-gold Buddha adorned with close to 10,000 diamonds, one of the multitude of treasures within Phnom Penh’s Royal Palace complex. Two days in the Cambodian capital include sumptuous lodgings at Raffles Hotel Le Royal and a visit to the Musée National des Beaux-Arts, which holds some 5,000 works of art. This 13-day tour also includes Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Luang Prabang and, of course, Angkor.
Once a luxury resort for French colonial elites, Bokor Hill Station is now an abandoned and downright spooky site, perched high atop a seaside hill. Fly by helicopter to travel back in time to a tented, 1920s-style casino complete with slick card dealers and cocktail waitresses in retro flapper dresses. A lavish fivecourse dinner follows.
An abundance of cultural treasures
Traveling across Europe opens your eyes to a world of unparalleled culture and history. It often seems impossible to choose between the Renaissance art of Florence and the Impressionist paintings of Paris; Germany’s Bavarian castles and the bustling multicultural London streets. The wealth of knowledge acquired in Europe is an asset of a lifetime – its only rivals being the people and food you’ll encounter along the way! Close proximity of individual countries makes it easy to incorporate any number of them into your trip, while each country is more than worthy of a focused, extended stay as you immerse yourself in the culture and communities.
The Possibilities Are Endless
Set to a backdrop of an impressive variety of landscapes, from lush tropical rainforests to the breath-taking Rocky Mountain range, North America offers a unique adventure for every traveler. Take a road trip along the Pacific Coast highway, zip-line through Canada’s temperate rainforests, or journey through Mexico’s Copper Canyon by train. The endless opportunities of the land will leave you wanting to discover more.
