Discover the beauty of Asia on this 14-night cruise, with stops at these destinations:
Hong Kong’s Symphony of Lights transforms the harbour-front towers into a colourful canvas each evening, best seen from the Star Ferry. Victoria Peak, reachable by the Peak Tram funicular, offers staggering views over the city and harbour. Tin Hau Temple, dedicated to the Goddess of the Sea, was once a shorefront building before land reclamation surrounded it inland.
Kaohsiung is Taiwan’s third-biggest city, with a busy harbour that fuelled rapid growth and wide boulevards interspersed with parks. The vividly colored Dragon and Tiger Pagodas soar above Lotus Lake, while the Liuhe night market serves sea snails, lobster, and shaved ice amid neon lights. Fo Guang Shan Monastery outside the city is approached through eight pagodas leading to a large hilltop Buddha.
Manila is the Philippines’ sprawling capital, known as the Pearl of the Orient, with Intramuros as its cobbled historic core where the Spanish once ruled. Fort Santiago is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has survived World War II bombardments, fires, and earthquakes. Rizal Park, where independence hero Jose Rizal was executed, is both a national symbol and a green oasis within the densely populated city.
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A snorkeller and scuba diver’s paradise, Coron is famous for dozens of ghostly Japanese wrecks lying on its seabed since being sunk by a US air assault during the Pacific War. Kayangan Lake and Lake Barracuda, where fresh and saltwater intertwine at shifting temperatures, offer two of the most unique diving experiences in the Philippines. Maquinit Hot Springs provide a restorative end to a day of underwater exploration.
Puerto Princesa is the gateway to Palawan’s Puerto Princesa Subterranean River — a UNESCO World Heritage Site and New Wonder of the World. The underground river flows through 8.2 kilometres of caverns into the South China Sea. The city’s Green City credentials, its limestone cliffs, and the extraordinary biodiversity of the Palawan wilderness make it one of the Philippines’ most rewarding ports.
Sandakan, on Sabah’s northeast coast, is the gateway to two of Borneo’s most significant wildlife rehabilitation centres. The Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre offers close encounters with great apes sharing 97 percent of human DNA, and the Sun Bear Conservation Centre protects the world’s smallest bear species in forest habitat adjacent to the sanctuary.
Kota Kinabalu, capital of the Malaysian state of Sabah on Borneo’s north-west coast, is overlooked by Mount Kinabalu, Southeast Asia’s highest peak at over 4,000 metres and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The City Mosque features a white facade and cobalt blue dome that appears to float on its lake reflection, while the Gaya Street Sunday Market sells fabrics, honey, and vegetables. Semenggoh Nature Centre is one of the few places where endangered orangutans live in the semi-wild.
Singapore is an island city-state that has built one of the world’s most remarkable urban environments. Gardens by the Bay’s Supertrees, the Marina Bay Sands, and a public transport system of extraordinary efficiency coexist with Hawker Centre street food, historic shophouses, and one of Asia’s most diverse cultural landscapes.
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