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We hope our 2020/2021 catalog inspires future travel plans. 2020 has been less than travel worthy and we hope to make that up to you in 2021!

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Seeing Clearly in 2020 and Beyond Why Travel with Us ATJ Foundation Our Travel Experts Our Destinations Vendor Spotlight – Sanctuary Retreats

travelinspiration 12 TASTE OF ASIA A dizzying-array of neon signs flash, vibrantly colored produce dazzle and the energetic chatter of food vendors and patrons blend together to form delightful sensations that tickle every single one of your senses. Welcome to the experience of street food in Asia.

Borneo Cambodia Indochina Indonesia Laos Myanmar

Peninsular Malaysia Thailand Vietnam

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Sri Lanka

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48 EAST ASIA China Japan Mongolia

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A slight rustling of silver oak trees in Nagarhole National Park’s lush, jungle canopy is seen by an eagle-eyed guide. He slows his jeep to a stop as he scans the jungle for a sign of the elusive creature. Could he have finally found the rare melanistic leopard of India?

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26 HILL TRIBES As the world seemingly gets smaller and our cultural connections become increasingly more intertwined, it’s hard to imagine that there are groups of people on the planet that have remained relatively untouched by modern society.

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Pacific Islands

Papua New Guinea

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Hong Kong Oman Singapore Seoul Taipei

RESCUE, RESEARCH & CARE ATJ Foundation is committed to the rescue, research, care and the future of the elephant in their natural habitat. Our support focuses specifically on addressing injured and sick elephants that are forced to work in entertainment venues and cities. Elephants living in urban environments that are wounded, malnourished and dehydrated, or those being used illegally and commercially under deprived conditions, are at the forefront of our mission and tourism can play a significant role through support and awareness.

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YOUR SUPPORT CAN BRING MAJOR CHANGES ATJ Foundation’s annual campaign aims to provide support to unique educational and conservation initiatives in Asia. Your support contributes to medical services for the very elephants most in need, training of their mahouts (elephant handlers) to encourage humane treatment and management of these gentle giants. Action will additionally be taken to relocate abused elephants to sanctuaries where they can retire in peace. Your support will also reinforce major changes in how the tourism industry interacts with elephants, ultimately rescuing them from traditional service roles in favor of returning them to their natural habitats.

Please join us by making a contribution to ATJ Foundation in support of its mission. Collectively, we can make an impact.

------ATJ can arrange visits to elephant conservation areas as part of your itinerary during your travels to Asia. Please talk to your travel specialist about arranging an interactive elephant experience that helps support these gentle giants in a respectful and educational environment.

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Elephant Fact:

WE’RE NOT SO DIFFERENT, YOU AND I. Like humans, elephants have a very close-knit family bond. In the ideal world, a human family is loving, caring and protective of its members. Similar to humans, when a herd member has been absent or fallen behind, the herd shows great emotion when reconnected.

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SEEING CLEARLY IN 2020 AND BEYOND We all strive for new beginnings. 2020 marks not just the start of a new year, but of a new decade. It’s the promise of self-renewal, evolution, journey and uncharted travel. While our ambitions and hopes wander to trips untaken and adventures that have yet to unfurl, we can’t help but pause and reflect on what has gotten us here.

We all travel for different reasons. We all travel to different places. Our visceral responses to our journeys are also all different. A culturally immersive visit to a Hmong village nestled in Sapa’s pristine rice terraces could be the pinnacle of travel for some. To others, a fleeting glimpse of a rare melanistic leopard in India could be an unmatchable travel experience. And to others, embracing the unknown and finally eating balut at a street food vendor’s stall in Phnom Penh could be their crowning travel achievement.

Whatever your reason for travel, we encourage you to remember where you’ve been and what has impacted you the most. Take heed of the past to note how travel moves you personally. Once you do, you’ll have the clarity to see what lies in 2020 and beyond.

We invite you to set your visions in motion. Your journey awaits.

Donna Galland Eric Kareus Kirsten Louy-Nasty

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AWARD-WINNING TRAVEL TRAVEL + LEISURE

WHY TRAVEL WITH US ATJ (Asia Transpacific Journeys) is a passionate and diverse group of people united around the profound power of travel. We embrace the thrill of discovery, the joy of making human connections across continents and cultures and believe that travel should be extraordinary.

• Comprehensive Support: Our team is here to answer questions and alleviate concerns before, after and during your travels.

• Reliable Partnerships: For more than 30 years, we have actively cultivated friendships with the best guides and partners in the region.

• Personal Service: Our Travel Experts are masters in crafting uniquely customized itineraries inspired by their decades of first-hand travel experience.

• Unsurpassed Dedication: We are travelers ourselves. Every step of the way, we provide the kind of service we desire when we travel.

A-List Top Travel Agent Jarrod Hobson – 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012 Rebecca Mazzaro – 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011 Pat O'Connell – 2017, 2016, 2013, 2012 TRAVEL + LEISURE

World's Best Tour Operator 2018, 2017, 2011 TRAVEL + LEISURE

Myanmar's Moment 2014 Rebecca Mazzaro TRAVEL + LEISURE

Global Vision Award – ATJ Foundation Efforts to provide clean drinking water via simple ceramic filters in Myanmar.

CONDÉ NAST TRAVELER

Top Travel Specialist Jarrod Hobson – 2007 Rebecca Mazzaro – 2007

TRAVEL OPTIONS

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Completely personalized custom journeys are our specialty. We delight in using our extensive, first-hand knowledge of Asia and the Pacific to craft itineraries that perfectly fit your unique travel style and preferences.

AFAR

Visit atj.com/destinations, select a country and start planning your trip!

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Our small private group trips and our iconic Papua New Guinea Small Group Departures are the sort that we like to take—intimate, experiential and immersive. You are accompanied by no more than 18 fellow travelers and an expert Tour Leader, allowing for an authentic, in-depth cultural experience.

Magellan Award 2019, 2018, 2016, 2015, 2014 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELER

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ATJ FOUNDATION In 1998, we founded ATJF (the Asia Transpacific Journeys Foundation, formerly the Asia Transpacific Foundation) as a way to give back to the communities that offer us so much during our travels.

Our philanthropic stewardship initiatives throughout Asia and the Pacific are carefully assessed to ensure they meet the same high standards of accountability, cultural sensitivity and grassroots philosophy championed by our approach to travel. We encourage our travelers and staff to regularly visit our projects in person to strengthen the personal connection that has always been at the heart of our efforts.

In addition to our individual projects, our Emergency Relief fund allows us to efficiently respond to natural disasters and other unanticipated emergencies throughout the region. Our long-term partnerships with our in-country partners make it possible to directly funnel these monies into communities that need it most. We are immensely proud that our swift distribution of funds and supplies have saved countless lives during the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, 2008 Cyclone Nargis and the 2015 Nepal Earthquake.

One hundred percent of all donations from our travelers go directly toward our overseas initiatives. All administrative costs of managing the foundation are paid by ATJ.

To Learn More Or Donate Today Visit: atj.com/giving-back

TRAVEL CONSCIOUSNESS In our opinion, there’s nothing greater than the stimuli that comes with journeying to new places. With a new trip marked on our calendars, the steady drumbeat of excitement begins as we make the countdown to departure day. Our minds swirl with the vivid imagery of majestic landscapes, the tantalizing tastes of new cuisine and visits to culturally and architecturally-important sights. While this tactile feedback from travel is such a big part of the experience, we most look forward to the seemingly intangible, yet deeply rewarding benefits of traveling lightly, slowly and more aware.

Taking a conscious approach to travel opens the doors to fulfilling connections with the people and communities that you visit. It’s an approach that expands your understanding of the cultural significance of festivals, traditions, landmarks and the sights you come across. Take the time to research your itinerary. Learn a bit more about cultural or political undertones of your destination to know what influences locals the most. Read a bit about the underlying meaning of a festival to know the importance of a ceremonial dance as it unfolds in front of you. Take these small steps to be rewarded with a greater understanding of your destination.

Conscious travel is not only about personal fulfillment – it’s also about recognizing your impact on the local communities and environment that you’re enjoying.

Knowing a few words of the local language helps you to connect with citizens in a more meaningful and respectful way. It also paves the way to potentially staying in touch with wonderful people you meet on your trip. Ensure that the destinations you visit, along with your lodging, shopping, restaurant and tour guide choices, benefit the local community financially or that the wilderness experiences you enjoy are dedicated to the welfare and preservation of the animals and environment under their care. This adds to the confidence of knowing that your visit benefits your destination.

Focus on slowing down. Instead of hopping on a bus, embrace the bustling energy, lights, smells and sounds of a city by taking a walk to dinner. Prioritize a tea house visit with your family instead of rushing for an early hotel check-in.

Enjoy the ebb and flow of local life from the outdoor seating of a café as you unwind and recharge. Connect with locals by striking up conversations and showing interest in their culture and tradition.

The rewards of traveling consciously are immense, whether they be a deeper understanding of the different regions of the world, chance connections made with locals, the satisfaction of knowing that you’ve given back to communities you’ve enjoyed visiting, or simply spending quality time immersed in a new culture while bonding with family or friends. To us, these are the types of souvenirs we’re most eager to bring home.

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OUR TRAVEL EXPERTS

LESA CLARKSON

PAT O'CONNELL

REBECCA MAZZARO

TOM LASTICK

I travel to remove myself from daily life, to step out of the mundane, to be a global citizen, with my eyes and heart open. I wander to release stress, to soften the edges of humanity and to be more open on my return. I try to bring a sense of wander home with me and in to my daily life, if only for a little while.

As a child, I dreamed of becoming an astronaut, but decided that exploring the world and its various cultures would be just as exciting.

I began leading tours worldwide until I discovered my current ideal situation: a career requiring frequent destination research. Now I'm on a new adventure, traveling with my own children to new and exciting destinations and seeing the world through their eyes. My extensive travels in our region over decades make me an unsurpassed resource for crafting extraordinary itineraries.

My expertise has been acknowledged

by Travel+Leisure magazine—I was selected as an A-List Travel Specialist 2012, 2013, 2016 and 2017.

I became hooked on travel after spending a year of high school in a small Spanish province bordering Morocco. I studied Environmental Biology earning my degree at CU Boulder. A musical streak culminated in a performance with Liza Minnelli and the Philadelphia Orchestra, and a penchant for travel manifested itself in years spent guiding around the U.S. I fell for Asia during extensive travels in the region, capturing its people and places in photos. I revel in sharing my deep first-hand knowledge and was named a CondĂŠ Nast Traveler Top Travel Specialist for 2007. I am further distinguished by being included on Travel + Leisure's exclusive A-List of top travel specialists in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017.

My entire adult life has been devoted to traveling, and arranging travel to the Asia/Pacific Region.

I'm passionate about the people I've met and the experiences I've helped curate for others. It's literally a dream life I have, traveling the world and helping others make their travel dreams come true.

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JARROD HOBSON

JENNIFER BOYD

KATIE WEILAND

I wander to learn about the world, to learn about myself, to share the world with my family, to introduce my family to different cultures and people, to relax and get away from the stresses of work and living, to find treasures, gifts and objects d’art for my home, to become a better and more informed citizen of the world, to become a better and more informed travel expert, to meet new friends and keep in touch with old friends and to keep life exciting and new.

I want to get lost. I want to experience something so different from what I experience on a day-to-day basis. I wander to keep my eyes open and learn and educate myself. I wander to find hidden gems in this world that fascinate and surprise me. I wander because I cherish a new adventure, especially when I can share that adventure with others. I am proud to be included on Travel + Leisure's exclusive A-List of top travel specialists in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019; as well as in CondĂŠ Nast in 2007.

I was majoring in Wildlife Biology before a study abroad program in New Zealand presented a fork in the road, and choosing travel, I've never looked back. I graduated from Colorado State University with a degree in Eco Tourism and have since traveled to over 50 countries, absorbing deep firsthand knowledge of Asia and beyond. My continued affinity for all things wild led to a stint as a tour leader for the World Wildlife Fund on their lauded snorkeling tours in Micronesia. In addition I spent a great deal of time in Sri Lanka, developing ATJ's product and acting as tour escort for private special interest groups to Sri Lanka. When not pulling together dazzling itineraries for my travelers, I can be found coaching and competing at Boulder CrossFit and CrossFit Untapped as well as spending time with my family and friends rock climbing, skiing and exploring.

My passion for travel started when I studied abroad in Costa Rica. I finished my degree in Sociology and knew I wanted to get into the travel industry. Since then my career and passion has been Asia. I've spent my entire adult life studying, traveling and learning about this amazing part of the world. It is my passion and an absolute joy to work at ATJ and spend my days setting up unique and fulfilling travel to my favorite places on earth.

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OUR DESTINATIONS 40 SOUTHEAST ASIA Borneo Cambodia Indochina Indonesia Laos Myanmar

Peninsular Malaysia Thailand Vietnam

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Central Asia Turkey

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India

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Bhutan Himalayas Nepal Tibet

China Japan Mongolia

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Australia

New Zealand

Pacific Islands

Papua New Guinea

Abu Dhabi Doha Dubai

Hong Kong Oman Singapore Seoul Taipei VISIONS OF THE FUTURE

MONGOLIA

KAZAKHSTAN UZBEKISTAN KYRGYZSTAN

SEOUL

TURKMENISTAN

DOHA DUBAI

TIBET

CHINA JAPAN

NEPAL BHUTAN MYANMAR

ABU DHABI

PACIFIC OCEAN

TAIPEI

VIETNAM LAOS

INDIA OMAN

HONG KONG THAILAND ARABIAN SEA

INDIAN OCEAN

POLYNESIA

CAMBODIA

SINGAPORE

MALAYSIA INDONESIA PAPUA NEW GUINEA

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BORNEO MICRONESIA

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ta stes of Asia ASIA TRAVEL DESTINATIONS FOR STREET FOOD A wok sizzles ferociously nearby, searing its contents with wok hei, a coveted flavor known as “breath of the wok.” A curb-side hawker is surrounded by eager locals, all vying to get a creative chef ’s savory noodle soup before it runs out. The aroma of turmeric and cumin dances in the air, hinting at delicious culinary treats from a nearby food stall. A dizzying-array of neon signs flash, vibrantly colored produce dazzle and the energetic chatter of food vendors and patrons blend together to form delightful sensations that tickle every single one of your senses. Welcome to the experience of street food in Asia.

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While street food differs greatly across Asian countries and even across cities in the same country, there are commonalities to this particular food approach. There is no greater culturally immersive experience than exploring the flavors and food favorites of a region and doing it exactly as the locals do. It’s a pathway to witnessing talented street chefs who make the most of local produce, spices, seafood and meats. It’s a window into food that may be as ubiquitous to locals as pizza is to you, but are preparations that are generations old and virtually inseparable from a region’s cultural identity. It’s also a glimpse into the social impact of food on a culture, especially given that street food is often enjoyed with friends and family or co-workers after work.

Engage your senses by taking a tour of some of favorite street food scenes:

SRI LANKA For something savory, try a samosa. The breakfast 'string-hopper' is a local favorite!

Sri Lanka may be a tiny nation roughly the size of West Virginia, but its food packs a flavorful punch. Somewhat similar to Indian food, yet spicier and lighter, Sri Lankan cuisine’s seafood-forward and vegetarian-friendly variety is best enjoyed during street food exploration where you can sample the nation’s classics.

Sri Lanka’s capital city, Colombo, is a mecca for the nation’s culinary specialties. Try a samosa (fried pastry with savory fillings) with a creamy curry, often found at various food stalls. You also won’t want to miss out on the nation’s most popular breakfast, string hoppers - a pancake-like bowl often served with egg, dhal and other sauces.

THAILAND For something beyond pad thai, try moo ping or ba mee and a glass of cha yen.

To us, there’s no utterance of Bangkok that doesn’t conjure up visions of its world famous street food. While the dizzying array of food options, electric energy and throngs of locals and tourists alike may be initially intimidating, a guided street food tour can help break the ice.

When exploring the street food scene in Thailand, venture beyond the traditional pad thai to explore grilled meats on a stick like moo ping (grilled pork), sweet treats like khao niao mamuang (mango sticky rice), tom yum goong (spicy prawn soup) and ba mee (Thai wonton noodles with shredded pork.) If it’s hot out, chill off with cha yen, a creamy Thai iced-tea.

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THAILAND: TOM YUM GOONG MYANMAR: SHAN NOODLES

RAJASTHAN, INDIA: CHAAT

SRI LANKA: STRING HOPPERS!

CAMBODIA: FISH AMOK

VIETNAM: PHO

INDONESIA: KERAK TELOR

SINGAPORE: HAINANESE CHICKEN RICE

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VIETNAM Being the pho capital of the world, this broth bowl is a must – and a Báhn Mi can't be beat.

Vietnam’s two largest cities, Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) and Hanoi, are situated at opposite ends of the nation and both have distinct differences in local culinary treasures. While Hanoi tends to elevate traditional Vietnamese cuisine, you’ll find a lot of foreign influence (especially French) in Ho Chi Minh City’s local street food culture.

Regardless of where you eat, the red and blue plastic chairs dotting Vietnamese sidewalks as make-shift restaurants is a quintessential element of many curb-sides throughout the country.

The national dish of Vietnam, pho (noodles served in a savory and sweet beef broth) can generally be found anywhere, but Hanoi is the home of this Vietnamese delight. You’ll find hawkers serving pho in many street food areas, each presenting their own version of a savory, sweet and aromatic pho broth. While in Hanoi, you’ll want to try out bia hoi which means fresh beer and also refers to the roadside stands where the brews are enjoyed. The brews are light in alcohol at 3% or less, but they’re generally 25 cents or less per glass.

Keep an eye out for bun cha (pork barbecued on an open-air coal grill), bánh mì (a baguette filled with meats and Vietnamese condiments) and bánh tráng nướng (affectionately known as the Vietnamese pizza.) Lastly, don’t forget to try Vietnamese coffee. Strong, thick and often served with sweetened condensed milk, it’s a tasty treat and morning pick-me-up rolled into one.

SINGAPORE Eat like a local by trying the Hainanese chicken rice. For breakfast, go with kaya on toast.

The ultra-modern city-state of Singapore may seem like an unlikely backdrop for street food, but its permanent food stalls and hawker centers are a testament to the impact of street food in Singaporean heritage. Singaporeans take street food so seriously, several hawkers stalls have even earned the coveted Michelin Star award, along with the bragging rights of the cheapest meals possible at any Michelin Star-rated restaurant in the world.

If you find yourself in Singapore, sample the Hainanese chicken rice, generally considered Singapore’s national dish. For something with a little more sizzle, you’ll find char kway teow (flat rice noodles stir-fried in a wok at searing temperatures) at many hawker stalls. For a traditional Singaporean breakfast experience that tastes a bit closer to home, try kaya (a jam made with sugar, egg and coconut) over some toast as you enjoy a cup of coffee or tea.

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For finger foods galore, try the golgappa and dahi vada, then wash it down with masala chai.

Break away from the typical by ordering the fish amok. Try the balut for a street food snack.

Given regional differences in cuisine that are as different as night and day, summarizing India’s street food culture into a few paragraphs is virtually impossible. Ranging from meat-centric, vibrant vegetarian, seafood-heavy, buttery-thick curries to magical dals made from dried, split pulses, the term Indian food is a truly inadequate description of the nation’s varied regional cuisine. The good news? You’re in store for one of the most exciting street food cultures on the planet.

A stroll through Cambodia’s capital, Phnom Penh, would be remiss without sampling delicious street food. This task is made so much easier with the abundance of food vendors dotting just about every street throughout the city.

In Rajasthan’s palace and fort-laden royal cities of Jaipur and Udaipur, you’ll no doubt find a plethora of authentic Rajasthani street food. Delectable street snacks, often referred to as chaat, are often a marriage of differing textures and tastes. These range from kaathi rolls (a wrap with shawarma chicken), golgappa (a crispy wheat ball filled with chutney, potato, chickpeas or onion), aloo tikki (spiced potato pancakes) and dahi vada (fried dumplings with a yogurt sauce.)

While you’ll find skewered pork grilled over charcoal and steamed pork buns just to be a common offering in many food stalls, fish amok, an authentic Khmer snack of fish wrapped in a banana leaf and cooked with curry, lemongrass, turmeric and lime, is an absolute must try.

If you’re prone to taking a walk on the culinary wild side, balut is a pure dive into the deep end of the food pool. On its surface, balut appears to be a standard duck egg. Inside, you’ll find the fertilized embryo of a duck.

Often served with herbs and vinegar, balut is a popular street food snack throughout Cambodia.

If you’re looking to quench your thirst, lassi (a yogurt drink often flavored with spices or fruit) or masala chai (strong black tea with aromatic spices and herbs) will satisfy.

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INDONESIA Sweet lovers should seek out martabak manis.

With nearly 300 distinct ethnic groups residing in Indonesia, its complex cuisine is heavily influenced by China, India, the Middle East and even Europe. This eclectic combination, along with an Indonesian penchant for spices, produces some of the most flavorful street food in the world.

You’ll undoubtedly find the popular kerak telor, a charcoal grilled frittata made of egg and glutinous rice, topped with crispy shallot, dried shrimp and shredded coconut.

To satisfy your sweet tooth, look for martabak manis – a soft pancake packed with a variety of sweet condiments like Nutella, chocolate, condensed milk and peanuts.

"MYANMAR'S FOOD DIVERSITY IS DRIVEN BY 135 DISTINCT ETHNIC GROUPS CALLING THE NATION HOME."

MYANMAR One can't go wrong with Shan noodles, or some koh può for a savory snack.

In the largest city of Myanmar (formerly Burma), a population of over 7 million is fueled by a robust street food culture. Myanmar’s food diversity is driven by 135 distinct ethnic groups calling the nation home. In addition, the influence of bordering nations like China, India, Laos, Thailand and Bangladesh are readily apparent in Burmese street food as evidenced by breakfast foods like e kya kway which is similar to Chinese youtiao, a breakfast churro made from dough that is deep-fried.

Skewered meats are often common fare in many street food vendor areas, but it’s the regional food like Shan noodles, a specialty from the Shan state in the eastern part of Myanmar that consists of rice noodles and pork simmered with tomatoes that wows us every time. Other street food treats include mont lin ma yar (muffin-sized rice cakes popularly known as “husband and wife snacks”) and koh può (charcoal-grilled glutinous rice cakes that are savory.)

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A slight rustling of silver oak trees in Nagarhole National Park’s lush, jungle canopy is seen by an eagle-eyed guide. He slows his jeep to a stop as he scans the jungle for a sign of the elusive creature. His gaze affixes on an outcropping of teak trees in the distance. Is this it? Could he have finally found the rare melanistic leopard of India?

Whatever your wildlife passion, the continent of Asia offers some of the most diverse wildlife exploration of any other continent on the planet. It is also a region of the world where rare wildlife species remain unique to specific areas, partly due to natural migration barriers – like the Himalayas.

While some species of wildlife in Asia are flourishing, others face ongoing threats of extinction due to circumstances like habitat loss from human development. Other animals, like the Asian elephant, have faced mistreatment due to neglectful animal tourism and the lack of education regarding tourism’s impact on local wildlife and animals.

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ATJ strongly stands by ethical approaches to wildlife viewing and appreciation, regardless of whether it's in the wild or in sanctuaries. Through our ATJ Foundation, we are committed to programs such as conservation initiatives dedicated to the rescue, research, care and future of the Asian elephant, along with the training and education of their mahouts (elephant handlers.)

An adventure through Asia represents such a wonderful opportunity to not only witness amazing wildlife, but to learn more about these animals while also supporting conservation and educations programs aimed at protecting these creatures and their natural habitats.

The following are some of the amazing wildlife experiences you can enjoy throughout Asia:

INDIA Home to the Bengal tiger, leopards, elephants, aquatic birds and crocodiles.

There’s no shortage of unique wildlife species in India. While the nation’s bustling cities may indicate otherwise, there are a multitude of serene national parks and sanctuaries where wildlife thrives in protected, natural habitats.

From the revered Bengal tiger, leopards, elephants, aquatic birds and crocodiles in the famed Nagarhole National Park, to the once nearly extinct one-horned rhinoceros in the Kaziranga National Park, India’s official park systems offer natural reserves and sanctuaries that have protected many species from assured extinction by staving off poaching and logging practices that have decimated local wildlife.

THAILAND Home to a wide range of unique birds and over 300 mammals.

For a country roughly the same size as California, Thailand packs a bountiful biodiversity punch. Estimated to have more than 10% of all the world’s animals, it is estimated that nearly 300 species of mammal and 925 species of bird reside in the nation.

With so many species of birds, Thailand is naturally a prime destination for bird watching, especially with presence of unique birds of prey, such as the crested serpent eagle and honey-buzzard.

Thailand’s more than 100 national parks shelter an abundance of biodiversity.

Khao Yai National Park alone is home to tigers, bears, gibbons, snakes, wild elephants and endless marine life. Each national park in Thailand is committed to extensive conservation and preservation efforts aimed at protecting the natural habitat and the precious wildlife within.

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SRI LANKA

Home to leopards, rhinos, bears and flying squirrels.

Home to sambar deer, buffalo, crocodiles, dolphins, pelicans and flamingos.

Given that much of Laos is covered by primary and secondary forest coverage, it’s a natural habitat that is teeming with wildlife. Illegal hunting and wildlife trade have impacted many species, but the government has established 20 national parks that protect nearly 14% of the country’s land.

In addition, ecotourism and educated wildlife watchers have had a positive influence on the protection of these habitats and local wildlife.

Don’t let Sri Lanka’s diminutive size fool you, this island nation is an ideal destination for wildlife, marine-life and bird watchers of all stripes. Sri Lanka also has one of the highest rates of wildlife endemism in the world.

In Laos, unique experiences like gibbon watching in Bokeo Natural Reserve are just the tip of the wildlife iceberg. Wild sightings of leopards, rhinos, bears, giant flying squirrels, Asian elephants, tigers and primates can be observed throughout Laos’s protected wetlands, tropical pine forests and mountainous regions.

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The nation is dotted with famous national parks that protect everything from unique bird species, roaming elephants, wild herds of sambar deer, buffalo, crocodiles, pelicans, flamingos, turtles and much more. In Yala National Park alone, the reserve protects the highest concentration of leopards in the world.

Being blessed by water on all sides of the nation, a variety of whale and dolphin species can regularly be seen around the island. As a result, whale and dolphin watching expeditions can be a highlight of any journey to Sri Lanka.

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MONGOLIA Home to the rare snow leopard, Siberian musk deer and argali.

The diversity of Mongolia’s geography – which includes vast grassy plains, dessert landscapes, mountains and taiga forests – along with the landlocked nation’s relatively sparse population, has contributed to an environment flourishing with wildlife. This animal life includes some very rare species such as the famed snow leopard, Siberian musk deer, the lammergeyer bird of prey and argali (wild mountain sheep.)

The Mongolian government has taken stewardship of its natural treasures seriously. Currently, there are 99 nationally protected areas that include national parks, restricted/protected areas and nature reserves. One such protected area, Lake Khovsgol National Park, is considered to be the first national park in the world. Set against glacial landscapes and Taiga forests, the prospect of being near wild ibex, wolves, argali, bears and over 250 bird species makes wildlife spotting quite high.

"BORNEO INCLUDES ONE OF THE HIGHEST CONCENTRATIONS OF ENDEMIC SPECIES - OR, SPECIES THAT ARE NOT FOUND ANYWHERE ELSE."

BORNEO Home to the orangutans, pygmy elephants and proboscis monkey.

Asia’s largest island, the nation of Borneo, features a biodiverse rainforest that shelters unique wildlife that includes one of the highest concentrations of endemic species – or, species that are not found anywhere else. Exclusive to Borneo are 44 unique species of mammal and 37 species of birds. Due to the isolation of Borneo’s rainforests, some of which remains unexplored, the prospect of discovering new species of wildlife is higher than any where else in the world.

Borneo’s Kinabatangan River meanders through lush rainforest cover in the northern part of the country. Here, you’ll find wild orangutans, pygmy elephants, proboscis monkeys, and vibrantly colored tropical birds. Similarly, the Danum Valley Conservation Area and Tabin Wildlife Reserves, renowned for their conservation and research efforts, affords great opportunities to witness birds, primates, Bornean elephants, rhinos, deer, civets and clouded leopards.

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ASIA TRAVEL DESTINATIONS FOR UNIQUE & REMOTE CULTURES Our modern-day society is largely driven by globalization. As the world seemingly gets smaller and our connections to disparate cultures, whether economically or socially, become increasingly more intertwined, it’s hard to imagine that there are groups of people on the planet that have remained relatively untouched by modern society.

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In some of the most remote corners of the world, there are tribal ethnic groups and remote peoples who continue to live in harmony not only with nature, but also with their ancestral ways of life despite a rapidly changing world that engulfs their societies. Many of these groups have chosen self-isolation and have resisted outside influences of change. Ultimately, the result is a proud people who have preserved and maintained their ancient cultures.

You don’t have to look further than Asia to find these tribes.

VIETNAM The Hmong people.

Located 215 miles from Hanoi, the small mountainous village of Sapa is tucked into the northwestern corner of Vietnam near the Chinese border.

Sapa has long enjoyed an isolation which has helped to preserve the culture of various ethnic hill tribes who inhabit the region.

The Hmong people, one of most prominent of five ethnic groups in Sapa (the others being Xa Pho, Giay, Tay and Dao), are believed to have immigrated from China nearly 300 years ago, making their ethnicity distinctly different from the Vietnamese population. The Hmong are easy to spot among the rolling hills of Sapa. Attired in colorful indigo-dyed hemp cloth, blouses adorned with batik flowers, leg-wraps, aprons, long scarves and hair intertwined with multi-colored turbans, the ornate nature of traditional Hmong costume is such that you might assume villagers were dressed up to attract tourists. Travel deeper into the region, you’ll find the traditional attire to actually be worn by all – boys, girls, women and men alike. The Hmong people are noted for their beautiful sewing and embroidery which uses a technique called Batik Painting, the application of melted beeswax on cloth to paint negative areas that resist dye soaking.

MYANMAR The Kayan tribes.

Perhaps one of the most recognized hill tribes in all of Asia; the Kayan tribes are known for elongating their necks with stacked brass rings, even though it’s only a small sub-set of Kayan people (specifically, the Kayan Lahwi tribe) who perform this practice. In the tribes that practice this ritual, Kayan girls are outfitted with brass coils as early as 5 years of age. It’s believed that the coils serve a variety of purposes that includes protection from tiger attacks and a beautification process that produces a neck bearing resemblance to that of a dragon, a revered creature in Kayan mythology.

Residing mostly in the Shan state of Myanmar, Kayan are welcoming people and their daily way of life can be observed by those interested in learning more about their culture.

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Home to various ethnic groups.

Home to the Huli Wigmen.

Many of China’s ethnic hill tribes reside in southern mountainous regions such as Sichuan Province and neighboring Yunnan and Chendu Provinces which border Northern Vietnam, Laos and Myanmar. Yunnan province alone is home to more than 25 ethnic minorities who include the Yi, Bai, Hani, Dai, Miao, Lisu and many more.

If cultural immersion with intriguing tribes is your cup of tea, you’ll find the whole tea kettle in Papua New Guinea. Situated on the eastern side of one of the largest islands in the world, Papua New Guinea’s diverse geography includes mountains, wetlands, grassland plains and rainforests. It’s a lush landscape bustling with vegetation, wildlife and natural resources and as a result, tribes that have long inhabited the island have flourished.

These ethnic minorities coexist harmoniously with their natural environment while maintaining their traditions and cultural identity in a country that is largely aimed at rapid modernization. Travel through this area is an immersion in generations-old lifestyles, vibrantly colored attire and culturally poignant festivals like the Bai ethnic group’s annual Rao San Ling Festival which features Bai people adorned in traditional ceremonial costume, singing and dancing while praying for good harvest at temple.

It is also in Yunnan Province where you’ll find the ingenuity of various ethnic groups. Massive rice terraces dot majestic landscapes. One notable rice terrace built by the Hani ethnic group, the Yuanyang Rice Terraces, is designated as a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site.

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Across the nation, you’ll find tribes like the Huli Wigmen of the Southern Highlands. Some tribesmen have noses pierced with fine bones, while others have painted faces and oiled chests. But, it’s the widespread presence of ornate wigs that will snag your attention. Often decorated with their own hair, tropical bird feathers and plants, the wigs add extraordinary flare to the Huli Wigmen’s regular ceremonies which include chanting and song.

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LAOS The Akha people.

In the mountains of northern Laos, you’ll find the Akha people. While this ethnic hill tribe originated in Yunnan Province of southern China, Many Akha have migrated south into bordering Laos.

The oral literature of Akha people conveys a sense of ancestral worship, animism and connection with nature and the environment that goes well beyond religion. Akha beliefs and rituals permeate every fissure of an Akha person’s existence and can be seen during the Akha’s annual “Swing Festival”, a four-day celebration that revolves around ritual offerings to ancestors.

While Akha dress can be relatively colorful, it’s the headdresses worn by Akha women which are most brilliantly flamboyant. They are often decorated with coins, beads, shells, fur, dyed feathers and other eclectic accouterments.

"THEIR (KADAZANDUSUN) UNIQUE BELIEF SYSTEM IS ROOTED IN THE COGNITION THAT THE LAND – INCLUDING TREES, RIVERS AND ROCKS – ARE ALL LIVING THINGS."

BORNEO The Kadazandusun indigenous tribe.

In the northern part of Borneo, the Kadazandusun (or Dusun) indigenous tribe calls Sabah home. Traditionally rice farmers, the Dusun cultivate hillsides and maintain water buffalo. Their unique belief system is rooted in the cognition that the land – including trees, rivers and rocks – are all living things.

Deeply superstitious, the Dusun hold monthly festivals to pacify and worship spirits for protection. They are also known for interfacing with the spirit world through bobohizan (priestesses) to encourage bountiful harvests.

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SANCTUARY ANANDA – MYANMAR Experience a new level of luxury on Myanmar’s majestic rivers

Sanctuary Ananda raises the bar of sophistication and elegance in river journeys. Take a voyage that provides access to remarkable cultures, adventure and soul-stirring landscapes on the rivers of Myanmar while being surrounded by the best in hospitality and luxury. We understand that even when you are immersing yourself in new cultural experiences, a large comfortable bed, the pleasure of a good drink, excellent food, immaculate service and the company of like-minded people shouldn’t be something you’re without.

Custom-built with just 21 exclusive suites, Sanctuary Ananda’s latest vessel showcases original Burmese design and contemporary chic in an atmosphere of five-star comfort. In every suite, lush silks, polished teak and beautiful lacquerware celebrate Myanmar’s rich heritage of arts, crafts and textiles and Malaika Egyptian cotton sheets ensure that we make you as relaxed as can be. Our suites include: 32

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"Fascinating itineraries with an extensive choice of excursions and unique cultural experiences."

Suites and Deluxe Suites Fourteen deluxe suites and two suites each have a living area, and an ensuite bathroom that features a monsoon shower. All of our suites have private balconies, furnished with a table and chairs.

Luxury Suites Four luxury suites have an indoor seating area with a sofa bed available to accommodate a child. There is a private balcony with table and chairs, and an ensuite bathroom with a monsoon shower. Other perks include early morning tea and coffee, and complimentary laundry.

Owner’s Suite This luxurious suite boasts a king-size bed, separate dressing and living areas, plus a big veranda with sun loungers as well as table and chairs. The spacious bathroom will spoil you with a free-standing tub, monsoon shower and his-and-hers sinks. Other benefits include a private guide, butler service, early morning tea and coffee, complimentary laundry and exclusive dining experiences.

Inspiration for Your Escape Marvel at lush, untouched countryside, gold spired temples and rare birdlife without straying from Sanctuary Ananda’s peaceful sundeck. Recharge with the tranquility of meditation in this serene setting. Browse coffee table art and history books in the library or borrow a bestseller to read by the pool; discover up-and-coming Myanmar artists in the gallery; finish your day with a citrus enhanced Sanctuary Sour in the sociable cocktail bar.

Sign up for edifying lectures and masterclasses where you can learn about thanaka, traditional Burmese makeup techniques and how to dress in longyi, a traditional sarong-like fabric worn by both men and women in Myanmar.

To unwind, try therapies such as a traditional Thai massage or reflexology session in the Thambyadine spa by L’Occitane. Regardless of how you’d like to fill your day, you won’t be lacking in inspiration for activities.

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First-Class Food

Itineraries

Handpicked lemongrass, kaffir lime and sweet chili are sourced from village-market visits. These fragrant flavors are expertly combined to create the magical flavors of Burmese cuisine. Specially crafted menus result in dining experiences that include dishes such as soft-shell crab, red curries, and mango and pomelo salad.

Seven enchanting itineraries in Myanmar are led by expert guides. Become immersed in traditional cultures as you learn more about the mysteries and beauty of Myanmar. Cruise the majestic Irrawaddy River from the Yunnan-influenced city of Bhamo to colonial Yangon, while exploring bell-shaped temples, Chinese pagodas and Buddhist monasteries along the way. Fascinating journeys on the Chindwin River provide rare access to some of Southeast Asia’s least-seen treasures. Refresh yourself with cool lemongrass-scented cloths as you relax in Sanctuary Ananda’s on-board paradise after adventures amongst orchid-rich jungles, forgotten villages and ancient towns almost as far as the Indian border.

Enjoy dinners à la carte with soft drinks, local beers and selected wines available on the house. Buffet and à la carte breakfasts and lunches become special occasions as you dine al fresco while enjoying the stunning Burmese landscape. Relish breath-stealing views through the floor-to-ceiling windows of an air-conditioned panorama lounge while you take afternoon tea with traditional treats and organic teas and coffee. Enjoy a mid-morning tropicalfruit smoothies, an expertly mixed Southside Fizz sundowner or a Spiced Burmese Coffee to savor under the stars as you wish!

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5- Star contemporary luxury infused with elegant, authentic Burmese style

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7 Night | Bagan to Mandalay and Back

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11 Night | Mandalay to Yangon

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Delicious Asian and international dining options with in a variety of exquisite settings

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WiFi, mini-bars and individually controlled air-conditioning in every suite

About Sanctuary Retreats

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Sanctuary Retreats is an award-winning collection of luxury lodges, camps and cruise ships. Each property is completely individual in its design and operated around the philosophy of Luxury, naturally. All have the same aim: to provide guests with a real experience and enjoy a natural form of luxury in properties that have a strong commitment to conservation and responsible tourism. The portfolio includes safari camps and lodges in Botswana, Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia, as well as river cruise ships on the Nile, the Yangtze and in Myanmar.

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SANCTUARY YANGZI EXPLORER – CHINA Experience the mighty and mysterious Yangtze River

Sail China’s legendary Yangtze River while awe-inspiring natural beauty, iconic UNESCO World Heritage sites and centuries-old cultures surround you. The guiding philosophy of all Sanctuary cruises and safari lodges is Luxury, naturally, and Sanctuary Yangzi Explorer brings you to central China’s most captivating landscapes amid authentic charm and unrivaled comfort. This unique cruise steers you through dramatic destinations old and new as you witness remote riverside life during a relaxing journey amidst elegance and pampering of luxurious amenities.

Explore the largest man-made cave in the world, admire forest-cloaked peaks and feel personally introduced to time-tested traditions. Carefully curated itineraries combine fascinating cities and villages with soul-uplifting rural stories along Asia’s longest river. Meander through the Three Gorges, which extend 120 miles into the river’s middle reaches; discover the mountains of the Fuling District; take a whirl on a wooden sampan along the Shennong Stream as Tujia boatmen tell generations-old tales. Learn about each beguiling destination from small-group excursions and English-speaking experts. And, wake up somewhere different every day, without having to change luxurious bedrooms.

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"Immersive on-board experiences."

Sanctuary Yangzi Explorer’s luxurious and amenity-laden rooms include:

Deluxe Cabins 38 ensuite cabins are the largest entry level of their kind on the Yangtze River.

The cabins are stylish, private balconies, fully equipped with satellite TV, electronic safe, minibar and fridge.

Suites 20 luxurious suites are equipped with an indoor seating area and a private balcony with table and chairs. They’re spacious enough to accommodate a third person and they include free laundry service and access to the suite lounge for unlimited drinks and snacks.

Mandarin Suite and Jade Suite & Celestial Suite and Imperial Suite 4 suites, the largest on the ship, are adorned in traditional Chinese décor.

These sumptuous, spacious suites have separate bedroom and living areas as well as uninterrupted views of screensaver-worthy landscapes as the ship sails its course. Additional perks to this luxury accommodation include room service, ensuite private dining, sparkling wine, a welcome fruit bowl, and afternoon tea imaginatively presented in a birdcage.

Life on the Sanctuary Yangzi Explorer Breeze-kissed tai chi lessons before breakfast, tea ceremonies that are sure to make you a connoisseur, acupuncture, reflexology and Chinese medicine masterclasses – there is no shortage of activities on board. Insider knowledge from your hosts gives you insight into life along this celebrated section of Asia’s longest river. Enjoy interesting lectures, get hands-on experience on the ancient art of dumpling making, or just relax and reflect on the day’s sightseeing. Children in tow? They have a dedicated program of childrenfriendly activities.

Sanctuary Yangzi Explorer provides an ideal introduction for first-timers to China’s cultural gems and an extraordinary journey for guests returning to this magnificent land. Our spa and fitness centers help you wind down or work out while our beauty salon treats you to manicures, pedicures and hair styling so that you look and feel your best.

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Sanctuary Yangzi Explorer’s cuisine presents an unmatched East meets West approach. Take a culinary tour of authentic local delicacies and international flavors to understand why gastronomy is a hallmark of the Sanctuary Yangzi Explorer experience. There’s a team of internationally-trained chefs and a wellstocked wine cellar that includes complimentary house reds and whites, as well as the finest French labels. Soft drinks, house wine and local beer are unlimited at mealtimes.

Fascinating 3 & 4-night itineraries cruise between Yichang & Chongqing. Explore history-steeped cities and towns, ancient temples and scenic gorges along Asia’s longest river. Highlights you can expect:

At breakfast and lunch, buffets provide a spread of continental classics and Chinese dishes. Start with freshly-squeezed fruit juices and house-baked pastries or feast on freshly steamed dim sum. Afternoon tea isn’t just about the homemade cakes and brewed-how-you-like-it tea or coffee, the servers also share with you the secrets to the special blends that you’re enjoying.

Chinese banquets are legendary – and so is the Taste of China farewell dinner.

It’s a feast of tasty dishes, such as west lake beef broth, ‘Henan’ fried noodles and vegetables and crispy fried dory fish. In addition to this carnival of flavors, an accompanying parade features characters dressed as the Emperor, Empress and concubines with a folklore-telling Lion Dance. Wear your own traditional Chinese outfit for the ultimate photo opportunity.

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Highest staff to passenger ratio on the Yangtze River; Exemplary and personalized service

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Stylish cabins and suites are the largest on the Yangtze River, all with private balconies

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Relax on board with Tai Chi, Chinese medicine and use of the fitness center

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International chefs serving authentic local specialties, as well as western classics

Chongqing | China’s gateway to her south-west frontier. Currently the world’s largest urban municipality with 33 million people.

Fuling | Hidden in the Fuling mountains, the 816 Underground Project is the world’s largest artificial military cave. The White Crane Ridge Underwater Project will take you 130 feet under water to admire the river bed and intricate ancient rock carvings.

Three Kingdom Show | Experience a large landscape show integrating local, natural and cultural resources and enjoy 180-degree mobile audience seats, 3D holographic projections, a large aquatic stage and stunning special effects using water and fire.

Qutang Gorge | The shortest and narrowest of the famed Three Gorges known for its dramatic waters and towering cliffs.

Wu Gorge | Characterized by majestic peaks crowned by lush forests, Wu Gorge is said to be celestial. Legend has it that Yao Ji loved this area so much that she and her 12 attendants were transformed into the graceful peaks along the river.

Shennong Stream | Experience a ride on a sampan, a traditional longboat rowed by expert Tujia boatmen. Explore the mouth of the Wu Gorge’s crystal waters in this stunning riverine gorge flanked by verdant forest.

Xiling Gorge | The longest of the gorges, Xiling is notable for the many smaller gorges and canyons that punctuate its picturesque banks – this enchanting scenic passing marks the beginning or end of your journey.

Three Gorges Dam Project | 600 feet in height, 1.2 miles in width between the cliffs of the Xiling Gorge, the dam is the world’s largest hydropower project and most expensive engineering project in the world. The generators aim to generate enough clean energy to reduce China’s reliance on coal.

Yichang | Famed for its delicate tea and fragrant oranges, Yichang is remarkable for its grand mountains, historical relics, and water-conservation project, the Three Gorges Project Dam Site and Exhibition Centre. This is where you will board or disembark your cruise.

About Sanctuary Retreats Sanctuary Retreats is an award-winning collection of luxury lodges, camps and cruise ships. Each property is completely individual in its design and operated around the philosophy of Luxury, naturally. All have the same aim: to provide guests with a real experience and enjoy a natural form of luxury in properties that have a strong commitment to conservation and responsible tourism.

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BORNEO An island of dense verdant jungles and prolific wildlife claimed by both Indonesia and Malaysia, Borneo is one of the most biodiverse areas of the planet. Developed with a sophisticated, eco-conscious infrastructure, Borneo’s countless nature paths and aerial walkways offer a unique opportunity to truly immerse yourself in the unforgettable landscape.

• SEE THE BORNEO CENTRAL MOSQUE

• SEE ORANGUTANS AND MIGRATING SEA TURTLES

• HIKE THROUGH THE LUSH, JUNGLE WONDERLAND

• SNORKEL AMONG VIBRANT CORAL

CAMBODIA The instantly recognizable Khmer ruins at Angkor are Cambodia’s crown jewel, yet there is much more to this fascinating and ancient country. Tonle Sap Lake boasts quaint villages that hug the water’s edge, while the captivating Cardamom and Elephant Mountains shelter Cambodia’s white sand beaches and mysterious cave systems, replete with ancient shrines.

• WANDER BENG MEALEA AND KOH KER • SAVOR SECRET BEACHES

• GLIMPSE THE SOMBER KHMER ROUGE AT TUOL SLENG AND CHOEUNG EK

• KAYAK TO LOCAL STILTED VILLAGES

INDOCHINA The countries of old French Indochina—Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia—are culturally linked, yet remarkably distinct. This unique amalgam of divergent, interwoven cultures offers the traveler unsurpassed richness and diversity with the opportunity to explore charming colonial towns, iconic archaeological sites, stunning wilderness areas and remote tribal communities.

• ENJOY A PRIVATE LAO WELCOME CEREMONY AND DANCE

• HANDS-ON COOKING LESSONS

• VISIT UNESCO SITES

• VISIT REMOTE TRIBAL AREAS

INDONESIA Indonesia’s 17,000 islands are scattered across the Pacific, covering an area comparable to that of California to Bermuda. Over 300 distinct cultures comprise Indonesia’s panoply of peoples, making this archipelago arguably the most culturally diverse nation on earth. The landscape is equally impressive, featuring everything from sculpted rice fields and dense forests to idyllic beaches.

• DISCOVER BALI'S HINDU CULTURE

• EXPLORE KOMODO NATIONAL PARK

• SEE ORANGUTANS AT CAMP LEAKEY

• EXPLORE JAVA, HOME TO FOUR UNESCO SITES

LAOS Closed to visitors during the 1960s and 1970s, Laos retains the mystique of an unexplored wonderland. Its striking natural beauty, genuine hospitality and ancient culture surprise and enchant. Though much of the country remains a traditional agrarian society, the locals warmly welcome visitors from all walks of life.

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• SEE THE MYSTERIOUS PLAIN OF JARS

• SAIL UP THE MEKONG

• WITNESS MONKS MAKING DAWN ALMS ROUNDS

• EXPLORE THE 1,000-YEAR-OLD KMER RUINS

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MYANMAR Visiting Myanmar is a chance to step outside the ordinary and visit a world far from your own, in areas that were completely off the map only a decade ago. You will find archaeological treasures, great natural beauty, colorful bazaars, joyous religious festivals and some of the most welcoming people on the planet.

• VIEW INLE LAKE VIA A HOT AIR BALLOON RIDE

• SAIL ON AN OVERNIGHT CRUISE (SEE PG. 32)

• ATTEND A COLORFUL SHAN STATE TRIBAL MARKET

• SNORKEL THROUGH THE MERGUI ARCHIPELAGO

• VISIT ISOLATED TRIBAL VILLAGES

PENINSULAR MALAYSIA A prosperous center of trade for many centuries, Peninsular Malaysia has always been a cultural melting pot—a fascinating amalgam of Indian Hinduism, Indonesian Islam, European colonialism and Chinese panache. Contemporary Malaysia is sure-footedly embracing its complex identity making a stop in brash Kuala Lumpur, colorful Melaka or stately Penang Island a fascinating addition to any trip to Borneo.

THAILAND A magical and gentle land, Thailand offers rich diversity: traditional Buddhist culture, exotic hill tribes, lively arts, exciting nightlife, deserted islands, lush rainforests and one of the world’s greatest cuisines. No matter what corner of Thailand you explore, the gentle allure of its people is sure to entrance. Known as the “Land of Smiles,” Thailand is Asia at its most welcoming.

• EXPLORE THE HILLS OF THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE

• SEE WILD ELEPHANTS, EXOTIC ORCHIDS AND BIRDS

• SOAK UP THE WHITE-SAND BEACHES

• LEARN TO CRAFT ICONIC THAI DISHES

VIETNAM With one foot firmly planted in the ideology of Ho Chi Minh and the other striding confidently into the global, free-market economy, Vietnam is a fascinating study in contradictions. From rural villages to opulent ancient sites to buzzing urban environments, there is something around every corner to surprise and delight the curious traveler.

• SEE THE STUNNING ARCHITECTURE OF HUÉ

• SHOP COLORFUL TRIBAL MARKETS

• TAKE A CYCLO (BICYCLE TRISHAW) TOUR OF HANOI

• TAKE A STREET FOOD TOUR

• VISIT TRIBES

• ENJOY A RIVER CRUISE ON THE MEKONG DELTA

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INDIA Magnificent palaces, fortresses and temples reflect the unique traditions of India’s vast array of ancient, coexisting cultures. Urban areas buzz with frenetic energy, while rural India retains the grace of a slower pace. To truly discover India, embrace the contrasts, the vastness and the contradictions.

• SEEK OUT HIMALAYAN VISTAS DOTTED WITH REMOTE MONASTERIES AND VILLAGES • SEE THE TAJ MAHAL UP CLOSE • OBSERVE RITUALS TAKING PLACE ON THE GHATS OF THE GANGES IN VARANASI • WALK THE LANDSCAPES THAT INSPIRED THE JUNGLE BOOK • FLOAT MILES OF KERALA'S BACKWATER CANALS ON A TRADITIONAL HOUSEBOAT • VISIT SRI MEENAKSHI TEMPLE

These are only a handful of experiences that India offers. Explore more in-depth inspirational itineraries at atj.com/destinations/india/overview

SRI LANKA Tropical Sri Lanka is a land of great natural and cultural wealth fringed by golden, palm-studded beaches and topped with misty tea plantations. The island nation possesses its own distinct culture—a melding of Sinhalese, Tamil and numerous foreign influences from its many centuries as a center of maritime trade. From diverse wildlife preserves to fascinating archaeology and relaxing beaches, Sri Lanka truly has it all.

• EXPLORE RUINS OF THE ANCIENT ANURADHAPURA AND POLONNARUWA • TOUR THE FASCINATING DAGOBAS (SHRINES HOUSING A RELIC OF THE BUDDHA) • SEEK WILD LEOPARDS IN YALA NATIONAL PARK • REVISIT THE DUTCH COLONIAL PERIOD IN GALLE • ADMIRE WORLD-FAMOUS FRESCOES OF THE HEAVENLY MAIDENS OF SIGIRIYA • TAKE A BOAT SAFARI IN GAL OYA NATIONAL PARK WHERE ELEPHANTS SWIM BETWEEN ISLANDS

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BHUTAN Surrounded by mighty, snow-capped mountains, Bhutan has reveled in an unusual sense of seclusion, forging an anachronistic yet visionary path to modernity. Known for measuring progress in Gross National Happiness (instead of GDP) and for constitutionally guaranteeing environmental protection, Bhutan is a fascinating and very relevant contemporary nation.

• WALK AMONG REMOTE, CENTURIES OLD MONASTERIES

• HIKE UP TO TIGER'S NEST MONASTERY

• ATTEND A TSECHU (FESTIVAL) CELEBRATION, A RIOT

• VISIT THIMPHU'S ROYAL ACADEMY OF DANCE

OF SWIRLING INCENSE, STREAMING COSTUMES AND SACRED RITES

• GAZE INTO MYSTICAL WATERS OF MEMBARTSHO ("BURNING LAKE")

HIMALAYAS By linking together your visits to the ancient nations of Bhutan, Nepal and Tibet, one can begin to grasp the scope and enduring power of Himalayan culture and spirituality. Born from harsh climatic conditions, these tenacious alpine countries exhibit the strength of humanity to create profound beauty in even the most unlikely of places.

• GAIN AN UNDERSTANDING OF HIMALAYAN BUDDHISM

• HIKE AMID SOARING MOUNTAIN PEAKS

• VISIT REMOTE, UNIQUE MONASTERIES

• SIP TEA WITH NOMADIC HERDERS, MONKS AND

• VISIT THE DAY-TO-DAY LIFE IN LOCAL VILLAGES

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NEPAL Dotted with the world’s highest mountains, blanketed with lush lowland jungle and home to some of Asia’s most exotic wildlife, it is easy to understand why Nepal remains one of the world’s greatest adventure travel destinations. But cultural enthusiasts need not worry—Nepal is also a repository of stunning cultural wealth, exhibitive of a sweeping range of historic and artistic achievements.

• WANDER KATHMANDU

• HIKE TO NAGARKOT

• SPOT WILD BENGAL TIGERS, RHINOS AND LEOPARDS

• TREK THE BASE OF SAGARMĀTHĀ (NEPALI NAME FOR

• VISIT UNESCO SITES

MT. EVEREST)

• CRUISE LAKE PHEWA

TIBET Replete with ridgetop monasteries, snow-capped Himalayan peaks and stunning, expansive, blue skies, Tibet’s untamed beauty must be seen to be believed. The devoted Tibetan people who make their life here, despite the harsh landscape and unfavorable political climate, are eager to share their deep spirituality and ancient rituals with intrepid travelers.

• EXPLORE LHASA

• SEEK VISTAS OF QOMOLANGMA (TIBETAN FOR MT. EVEREST)

• ESCAPE TO THE DALAI LAMA'S FORMER RESIDENCE

• IMMERSE IN REMOTE TSANG PROVINCE

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CHINA China’s role as Asia’s central political power has left a mark on both its history and its enduring psyche.

Now swiftly propelling itself to the forefront of the contemporary world, China’s evolving hodgepodge of rigid communism, rehabilitated Confucianism and unbridled capitalism still looks to the great golden ages of China’s past for inspiration.

• EXPERIENCE BEIJING AND SHANGHAI, NERVE CENTERS OF MODERN CHINA • VISIT YUNNANESE TRIBAL COMMUNITIES • FOLLOW THE ROUTE OF THE SILK ROAD • VISIT A BREEDING CENTER FOR THE GIANT PANDA NEAR CHENGDU • TAKE IN THE SERENE PING AN LANDSCAPE • SAIL ON AN OVERNIGHT CRUISE (SEE PAGE 36)

These are only a handful of experiences that China offers. Explore more in-depth inspirational itineraries at atj.com/destinations/China/overview

JAPAN All cultures are a mix of the indigenous and the assimilated, but Japan excels in its unfailing ability to preserve the ancient while incorporating the modern. This powerful skill has enabled the country to adopt foreign influences to its advantage, while still preserving and constantly reinventing its essential Japanese character.

• EXPLORE THE BUZZING STREETS OF TOKYO • FEEL THE HISTORY OF THE SAMURAI ERA IN KANAZAWA • SOAK IN A TRADITIONAL ONSEN (NATURAL HOT SPRINGS) • EXPERIENCE HOKKAIDO ISLAND, HOME TO NO FEWER THAN SIX NATIONAL PARKS • VISIT KYOTO, FILLED WITH ICONS OF ART, CULTURE, RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY • JOIN THE LOCALS AT A VIBRANT SEASONAL FESTIVAL

These are only a handful of experiences that Japan offers. Explore more in-depth inspirational itineraries at atj.com/destinations/Japan/overview

MONGOLIA Once the seat of Kublai Khan, ruler of the world’s largest empire, Mongolia’s glorious history still simmers just beneath the Gobi sands. Traditions endure here—nomads still move their herds and gers (yurts) with the seasons, Buddhism is an innate part of everyday life and age-old festivals still take place, honoring the ancient arts of archery, wrestling and horsemanship.

• CELEBRATE NADDAM–A FESTIVAL HONORING MONGOLIAN INDEPENDENCE AND CULTURE WITH THE LOCALS • WANDER THE RUINS OF GENGHIS KHAN'S CAPITAL CITY OF KARAKORUM • HUNT FOR DINOSAUR FOSSILS IN THE GOBI DESERT • MEET THE TSAATAN PEOPLE • GLIMPSE THE RARE TAKHI (PRZEWALSKII HORSE) IN THE WILD

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CENTRAL ASIA Once Silk Road epicenters, the capitals of ancient empires, coveted chess pieces of the colonial Great Game and Iron Curtain captives, the independent nations of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan are some of the most mysterious and isolated, yet culturally rich and historically significant, places on Earth.

• VISIT THE ANCIENT CITY OF MERV • WALK AMONG BAZAARS AND MINARETS OF BUKHARA • ADMIRE VIBRANT BLUE TILE IN REGISTAN SQUARE • WANDER THROUGH ASHGABAT'S TOLKUCHKA SUNDAY BAZAAR • WATCH THE TRADITIONAL WAY TO MAKE SHYRDAK (ICONIC KYRGZ FELT CARPETS)

TURKEY At the crossroads of Asia and Europe, Turkey’s fortuitous geography has made it the world’s greatest epicenter of exchange between East and West for the past 5,000 years. The culmination of the Silk Road and the capital of four distinct empires, Turkey is unrivaled for sheer cultural wealth and diversity.

• EXPLORE ISTANBUL • SAIL THE BOSPORUS STRAIT • VIEW CAPPADOCIA FROM A HOT AIR BALLOON RIDE • SEE HUGE CARVED STONE FACES ON MT. NEMRUT • RELAX ON THE TURQUOISE COAST

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AUSTRALIA Geographically isolated for millions of years, Australia’s scenery and wildlife is like that of nowhere else on the planet. And its unique culture is no different—at once youthful and ancient, Australia simultaneously honors its deep Aboriginal roots while also embracing the best of contemporary sophistication. The vast nation invites you to both explore and relax, to wander pristine wild landscapes and revel in the urban buzz of some of the world’s most livable cities.

• SWIM UNDER WATERFALLS

• EXPLORE KANGAROO ISLAND

• SEE THE GREAT BARRIER REEF

• FISH FOR YOUR OWN BARRAMUNDI

• SEARCH FOR WOMBATS AT BLUE MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK

NEW ZEALAND Isolated by vast southern seas, New Zealand is a land of spectacular scenic beauty—magnificent glacial mountains and fjords, dramatic geothermal regions, sweeping plains and intensely green subtropical forests. New Zealand’s remote location has shaped its self-sufficient people, whose independent spirit, natural inventiveness and genuine friendliness are contagious.

• TOUR AUCKLAND • LEARN MAORI CULTURE IN ROTORUA GEOTHERMAL AREA • SIP SAUVIGNON BLANC NEAR MARLBOROUGH SOUND

• TAKE A HELICOPTER RIDE TO THE TOP OF FRANZ JOSEF AND FOX GLACIERS • WHALE WATCH IN KAIKOURA

PACIFIC ISLANDS In the midst of the vast Pacific Ocean, the island chains of Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia dot the waters and offer a remarkable chance to truly get away from it all—no easy feat these days. Perfect for snorkeling, these remote islands and atolls are home to some of the world’s most diverse and colorful marine life.

• SWIM AMONG STINGLESS JELLYFISH

• KAYAK INTO THE CLEAR WATERS

• EXPLORE NAN MADOL, "VENICE OF THE PACIFIC"

• DISCOVER FASCINATING WWII REMNANTS

• FIND BIRDLIFE AND UNUSUAL FLORA

PAPUA NEW GUINEA Home to many of the world’s most isolated tribes, each practicing their own cultural traditions amid rugged mountains, thundering waterfalls, dazzling reef systems and an abundance of colorful birds and beasts, Papua New Guinea is the Holy Grail of immersive cultural travel. To best experience this unique destination, we recommend traveling in a Small Group Trip led by an experienced, well-connected Tour Leader.

• ACCESS TRADITIONAL VILLAGES

• MARVEL AT TRIBAL HANDICRAFTS

• ENJOY BIRDING OPPORTUNITIES

• TOUR TRIBAL CULTURE, FLORA AND FAUNA

• MEET TRIBES LIKE ASARO MUDMEN AND HULI WIGMEN

• IMMERSE IN COLORFUL LOCAL FESTIVITIES

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ABU DHABI While Abu Dhabi is relatively laid back for the region, the city is confidently contemporary, cosmopolitan and forever evolving. Hotels are resplendent with luxury, dining is world-class and the skyline of the metropolis is futuristic and shiny. The combination of Abu Dhabi’s cultural-progressiveness and its role as modern, luxurious mega-metropolis provides visitors with an exciting and balanced stopover experience.

• VISIT SHEIKH ZAYED GRAND MOSQUE, LARGEST IN UAE

• BIKE THE CORNICHE

• LOUVRE ABU DHABI, A GLOBALLY-RECOGNIZED MUSEUM

• SEE THE CENTURIES OLD, EMIRATI AASR AL HOSN FORT

DOHA Just as Doha has firm footing in the culture and art scene, the city is equally as futuristic and extraordinarily swanky! From a constantly evolving ultra-modern skyline to opulence in shopping, dining and lodging, you’ll never doubt Doha’s rank as the world’s richest city.

• MARVEL AT THE EXCLUSIVE MAN-MADE ISLAND,

• WALK DOHA'S OLDEST STANDING MARKET, SOUQ WAQIF

THE PEARL • VISIT THE MUSEUM OF ISLAMIC ART

DUBAI The city’s traditional role as a fishing and pearling town has all but given way to the most futuristic megametropolis in the world. In Dubai, bigger and better doesn’t cut it. Only the biggest and best will do.

With the world’s tallest building, the most massive retail shopping malls, the largest man-made island and the most luxurious hotels, superlatives that grace just about every description you’ll read of Dubai are far from hyperbole.

• VISIT A TRADITIONAL ARABIC CAMP IN THE DESERT • RIDE AN ABRA, A TRADITIONAL WOODEN BOAT

• VISIT BURJ KHALIFA, THE PINNACLE OF STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING AND CRAFTSMANSHIP

• EAT AT RESTAURANTS OPERATED BY PRESTIGIOUS CHEFS

HONG KONG Hong Kong crackles with life. Crowds jostle, neon blings, horns honk, cargo moves, steam billows and aromas waft through its tightly packed, yet surprisingly organized spaces. Winding alleyways give way to open harbor views, which are encircled by soaring peaks and glass high-rises.

• EXPLORE HONG KONG ON THE STAR FERRY • SHOP ON NATHAN ROAD

• CATCH THE NGONG PING CABLE CAR TO ENJOY GREAT SCENIC VIEWS

• MARVEL AT THE RED LANTERN-LIT MAN MO TEMPLE

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OMAN Expect warm welcomes and open arms. Combined with a rich heritage, stunning mountainous backdrop and seaside flare, you’ll quickly learn why Oman has earned its reputation as one of “best kept secrets of the Middle East.” Nestled between the Gulf of Oman and the soaring Al Hajar Mountains, Oman’s largest city and capital boasts historic souks, forts, museums and stunning parks.

• TOUR THE ANCIENT PATH FROM MUSCRAT TO MUTRAH • WATCH WILD DOLPHINS

• VISIT WADI BANI KHALID, HOUSING A CLEAR BLUE OASIS IN THE HEART OF OMAN’S DESERT

• MARVEL AT THE 17TH CENTURY JABRIN CASTLE

SINGAPORE Singapore is a fascinating place. The multi-cultural city-state island on the southern tip of the Malaysian Peninsula is impeccably clean and well run, with commerce and finance as its focus. Originally an obscure fishing village, the British made it a major port during the colonial era, and it has seen a stunning rise to prominence in the last few decades.

• SEE CHINATOWN, LITTLE INDIA AND ARAB STREETS

• CRUISE SINGAPORE RIVER TO SEE COLONIAL SINGAPORE

• VISIT THE WORLD-CLASS ZOO FOR A NIGHT SAFARI

• TOUR THE MASSIVE BOTANICAL GARDENS

SEOUL The business-driven, no-nonsense high rises of the late 20th century are giving way to imaginative and eco-friendly urban spaces, and a movement is afoot to preserve the traditional hanok-style housing and courtyard architecture that defined the Kingdom in centuries past. Lively, surprising and ambitious, the city was named the World Design Capital in 2010.

• VISIT THE ANCIENT BUKCHON HANOK VILLAGE • SEE THE 600 YEAR OLD GYEONGBOKGUNG PALACE

• BROWSE INSA-DONG'S TRADITIONAL KOREAN ARTS AND CRAFTS

• STROLL THE QUAINT SAMCHEONG-DONG

TAIPEI Taipei has undergone a renaissance since the 1980s, transforming itself from Asia’s ugly duckling into a modern, livable, walkable city full of parks, monuments, museums, marketplaces, malls and tempting cuisine.

Sip a coffee or cold Taiwan Beer at the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial square while watching locals fly kites and practice tai-chi or hip-hop moves, and you will have touched the soul of this great Asian capital.

• SEE NATIONAL PALACE MUSEUM

• EXPLORE HOODOOS, SEA-ERODED TRENCHES

• VISIT THE FORMER TALLEST BUILDING IN THE WORLD, 101

• BE INSPIRED AT THE CONFUCIUS TEMPLE

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