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1 Quick Guide CHINA & ASIA EXPERIENCE China Hong Kong Thailand Vietnam Indonesia Singapore Taiwan India Terms and conditions apply, please visit our website for Up-To-Date promotions Call your travel agent or (800)

2 Dear Traveler: Pacific Delight Tours is pleased to offer this preview of our award-winning tour programs, at exceptional early booking rates. Explore the splendors of China and Asia - the fabled Great Wall...the majestic Yangtze River...bustling Shanghai and Hong Kong...scenic Guilin...exotic Thailand...the ancient wonders of Indochina...and more! Pacific Delight is America s leading tour wholesaler to China and Asia for several reasons: Experience - Pacific Delight has been in business for 41 years, establishing long-term relationships with hotels, ground operators and airlines. We offer you exciting, timetested itineraries to this fascinating part of the world Value - because of our volume buying power, Pacific Delight can offer the finest travel arrangements affordably Ease of booking - one call, one company to handle all your travel arrangements Deluxe hotels All outside cabins aboard five star American managed Victoria Cruises on the majestic Yangtze River Convenient flights Sightseeing carefully planned by our team of Asia travel specialists Outstanding dining arrangements, including the finest Asian and Western cuisine Highly acclaimed English speaking guides who are friendly, accessible and knowledgeable Guaranteed group formation with free marketing materials We are an active member of the prestigious United States Tour Operators Association, and participant in its $1 Million Travelers Assistance Program We are the experts in group travel, and with Pacific Delight, creating your own group tour program is easy. A group is considered 10 or more passengers. Traveling in a group makes travel more affordable, as the fixed costs of the program are shared by a larger number of people. Our itineraries can be modified to fit the requirements of any special interest group. Feel free to call one of our group specialists to discus your requirements. Prices in this Quick Guide are offered for a limited time only. Pacific Delight Tours reserves the right to increase prices due to currency exchange rates or other operational increases due to inflation, but your tour price is guaranteed if paid in full at the time of booking. Act now and save on your vacation. Come experience our World of Difference, where you are guaranteed a truly memorable vacation. CHINA & Asia Experience SILVER EXPERIENCE page Tour Name Tour Code Day China Impressions - Beijing, Xi an, Suzhou, Shanghai 11 Day Golden Route - Beijing, Xi an, Guilin, Shanghai 12 Day Historic Cities & Yangtze River - Shanghai, Yangtze Cruise, Chongqing, Xi an, Beijing 16 Day Grand Yangtze River - Shanghai, Nanjing, Yangtze Cruise, Nanjing, Huangshan, Chongqing, Xi an, Beijing Escapade Experience Day Tibet & Yangtze River - Beijing, Xi an, Lhasa, Chongqing, Downstream Yangtze River Cruise, Shanghai 11 Day Thailand & The Golden Triangle - Bangkok, Ayutthaya, Phitsanulok, Sukhothai, Lampang, Lamphun, Chiang Mai, Hmong Hill Tribe, Chiang Rai 12 Day Southeast Asia - Hanoi, Halong Bay, Ho Chi Minh (Saigon), Siem Reap, Bangkok Others 11 Terms & Conditions T2CS09BS T2CS11GR T2YS12VU T2YS16VL T2YE15TB T2SE11BK T2SE12VN City Highlight packages to: China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia and India please visit us online: Sincerely, The Pacific Delight Tours Team Call Your Travel Agent or

3 9 Day China Impressions SILVER EXPERIENCE Beijing Xi an Suzhou Shanghai TOUR CODE: T2CS09BS A visit to Beijing, China s imperial capital city, historic Xi an, the splendid gardens of Suzhou and vibrant Shanghai Day 1 Arrive Beijing Touch down in Beijing, China s capital with over 3,000 years of history. After retrieving your luggage and clearing customs you will check into your deluxe accommodations. Day 2 Beijing This morning, see vast Tiananmen Square and the extravagant Ming-era Imperial Palace in the Forbidden City, including the jewelry section. After lunch, visit the elegant Summer Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with the largest imperial garden in the world. The grounds include over 3,000 structures with a variety of pavilions, towers and arched bridges surrounding Lake Kunming with boat ride (weather permitting). This evening, enjoy your Beijing Duck Dinner. Day 3 Beijing Today experience a highlight of your trip today as you visit the renowned Great Wall. On the way, if traffic allows, stop to photograph the iconic Bird s Nest the Beijing National Stadium host to many spectacular events of the 2008 Summer Olympics. Then arrive at the amazing Great Wall, and walk along its ramparts as emperors once did. After lunch, visit a Cloisonné Factory and observe the skilled artisans as they create intricate designs. The rest of the afternoon is at leisure to shop. Day 4 Beijing / Xi an, D This morning, free at leisure. Perhaps shop for local bargains. Then fly to historic Xi an, former capital of China. Day 5 Xi an A memorable day of sightseeing today as you view the extraordinary life-sized Terra- Cotta army, no two alike, buried for over 2200 years; Circle Vision Movie; Bronze Chariot and Xi an City Wall. Day 6 Xi an / Shanghai Today, take a flight bound for cosmopolitan Shanghai. The balance of the day is free at leisure. Day 7 Shanghai Sightsee Shanghai s highlights: the Shanghai Museum with handheld recorder. The museum possesses more than 120,000 pieces of ancient Chinese art. Continue on to visit Children s Palace or Urban PlanningCenter. Afterwards visit Old Town Shanghai, Yu Garden and the city s colonial European past at The Bund, modern Xintiandi, and the Shanghai silk carpet factory. Day 8 Shanghai / Suzhou / Shanghai Today you will enjoy a half day tour of Suzhou which features a cruise of the Grand Canal, a visit to the Master of Fishing Nets Garden and if time permits, a visit to Tiger Hill. You will return to Shanghai and spend the afternoon free at your leisure. Day 9 Journey Home After breakfast, bid farewell to China as you fly home. From $1,499* (Land) TOUR CODE: T2CS09BS Land Only* Mar 17,31 $1,599 $399 Apr 14 1, May 12, 26 1, Jun 16, 30 1, Jul 14, 28 1, Aug 11, 25 1, Sep 8, 15, 22 1, Oct 13, 20, 27 1, Nov 3, 10 1, (2013) Mar 16 1, Prices above are a limited time offer. Prices are guaranteed if paid in full at time of booking. Intra-China flights, Deluxe hotels experienced English speaking guides, full American or buffet breakfast, Beijing Duck dinner, choice of Western or Chinese cuisine at select meals, artists at work, Children s Palace or Urban Planning Center, half day tour to Suzhou USTOA $1 Million Travelers Assistance Program 2

4 From $1,899* (Land) TOUR CODE: T2CS11GR Land Only* Mar 17, 31 $1,899 $499 Apr 14 1, May 12, 26 1, Jun 16, 30 1, Jul 14, 28 1, Aug 11, 25 1, Sep 8, 15, 22 2, Oct 13, 20, 27 2, Nov 3, 10 1, Dec 1 1, (2013) Jan 19 1, Feb 16 1, Mar 16 1, Prices above are a limited time offer. Prices are guaranteed if paid in full at time of booking. Intra-China flights, Deluxe hotels experienced English speaking guides, full American or buffet breakfast, Beijing Duck dinner, choice of Western or Chinese cuisine at select meals, artists at work, Children s Palace or Urban Planning Center USTOA $1 Million Travelers Assistance Program 11 Day Golden Route SILVER EXPERIENCE Beijing Xi an Guilin Shanghai TOUR CODE: T2CS11GR Follow in the footsteps of ancient emperors on a journey through China s imperial cities, plus the breathtaking landscape of Guilin Day 1 Arrive Beijing Touch down in Beijing, China s capital with over 3,000 years of history. After retrieving your luggage and clearing customs you will check into your deluxe accommodations. Day 2 Beijing This morning, see vast Tiananmen Square and the extravagant Ming-era Imperial Palace in the Forbidden City, including the jewelry section. After lunch, visit the elegant Summer Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with the largest imperial garden in the world. The grounds include over 3,000 structures with a variety of pavilions, towers and arched bridges surrounding Lake Kunming with boat ride (weather permitting). This evening, enjoy your Beijing Duck Dinner. Day 3 Beijing Today experience a highlight of your trip today as you visit the renowned Great Wall. On the way, if traffic allows, stop to photograph the iconic Bird s Nest the Beijing National Stadium host to many spectacular events of the 2008 Summer Olympics. Then arrive at the amazing Great Wall, and walk along its ramparts as emperors once did. After lunch, visit a Cloisonné Factory and observe the skilled artisans as they create intricate designs. The rest of the afternoon is at leisure to shop and explore on your own. Day 4 Beijing / Xi an, D This morning free at leisure. Perhaps shop for local bargains. Then fly to historic Xi an, former capital of China. Day 5 Xi an View the extraordinary life-sized Terra-Cotta army, no two alike, buried for over 2200 years; Circle Vision Movie; Bronze Chariot and the Xi an City Wall. Day 6 Xi an / Guilin, D Today s flight takes you to Guilin, set amidst a valley of dramatic peaks that have inspired artists through the centuries. Afternoon tour takes you to intriguing Reed Flute Cave and Fu Bo Hill s dramatic rock formations. Day 7 Guilin Today s cruise along the Li River, with lunch served aboard ship, reveals the haunting beauty of Guilin s misty peaks surrounding the river en route to Yangshuo. Day 8 Guilin / Shanghai, D This morning is at leisure in Guilin. Later, fly to modern Shanghai, China s center of commerce. The balance of the day is free. Day 9 Shanghai Sightsee Shanghai s highlights: the Shanghai Museum, with an audio tour describing the special features of the museum s permanent collections, Children s Palace or Urban Planning Center, Yu Garden and the Old Town, the city s colonial European past at The Bund, the modern Xintiandi, and a renowned Shanghai silk carpet factory. Day 10 Shanghai Free day to explore and enjoy Shanghai on your own. Day 11 Journey Home After breakfast, bid farewell to China. 3 Call Your Travel Agent or

5 12 Day Historic Cities & Yangtze River SILVER EXPERIENCE Shanghai Upstream Yangtze River Cruise Chongqing Xi an Beijing TOUR CODE: T2YS12VU Experience China s Imperial cities and the drama of the Yangtze River s Three Gorges on a relaxing cruise Day 1 Arrive Shanghai Your jetliner will touch down in Shanghai China s largest and most cosmopolitan city. After retrieving your luggage and clearing customs you will then check into your deluxe accommodations. Day 2 Shanghai Sightsee Shanghai s highlights: the Shanghai Museum, with an audio tour describing the special features of the museum s permanent collections, Children s Palace or Urban Planning Center, Yu Garden and the Old Town, the city s colonial European past at The Bund, the modern Xintiandi, and a renowned Shanghai silk carpet factory. Day 3 Shanghai / Yichang*, D Morning at leisure in Shanghai. Later fly to Yichang, where you board a Five-Star Victoria Cruises ship to begin your memorable upstream cruise. *If direct flight is not available, fly to Wuhan and travel by motorcoach on to Yichang. Day 4 Yangtze Cruise San Dou Ping / Xiling Gorge Stop at the village of San Dou Ping to see the amazing Three Gorges Dam, the largest hydroelectric project in the world. Return to your ship and sail upriver through the massive Three Gorges ship locks. Once past the dam, cruise through scenic Xiling Gorge, longest of the famed Three Gorges. Day 5 Yangtze Cruise Wu Gorge / Small Gorges Excursion* / Qutang Gorge This morning, marvel at Wu Gorge s deep zigzagging valley. At Wushan, a cruise takes you for an amazing excursion up the scenic Daning River s renowned Small Gorges Dragon Gate, Misty or Emerald. Continue by sampan to the picturesque mini-gorges of the Ma Du River with its clear, swift running water, unusual rock formations, and monkeys and goats along the banks. *Alternate shore excursion may be on Shennong Stream. Day 6 Yangtze Cruise Fengdu* A shore excursion at Fengdu shows the unique temples at Mingshan Hill, filled with statues of ghosts and devils. *Alternate shore excursion may visit Wanzhou. Day 7 Yangtze Cruise Chongqing / Xi an, D Disembark in Chongqing. Visit the Chongqing Zoo. Fly to historic Xi an. Day 8 Xi an A memorable day of sightseeing begins as you view remnants of China s ancient past: the life-sized Terra-Cotta army, buried with the emperor for over 2200 years, the Bronze Chariot, Circle Vision Movie and Xi an City Wall. Day 9 Xi an / Beijing, D After breakfast, transfer to the airport for flight to China s illustrious capital, Beijing. Tonight, attend a Beijing Duck dinner. Day 10 Beijing This morning, see the vast Tiananmen Square and the extravagant Ming-era Imperial Palace in the Forbidden City, including the jewelry section. After lunch, visit the elegant Summer Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with the largest imperial garden in the world. The grounds include over 3,000 structures with a variety of pavilions, towers and arched bridges surrounding Lake Kunming with boat ride (weather permitting). Day 11 Beijing A highlight of your trip today as you visits the renowned Great Wall. On the way, if traffic allows, stop to photograph the iconic Bird s Nest the Beijing National Stadium. Then arrive at the amazing Great Wall, and walk along its ancient ramparts as emperors once did. After lunch, visit a Cloisonné Factory and observe the skilled artisans at work creating intricate designs. The rest of the afternoon is at leisure to shop and explore. Day 12 Journey Home After breakfast, bid farewell to China as you fly home. From $1,999* (Land & Cruise) TOUR CODE: T2YS12VU Land/Cruise Only* Mar 17, 31 $1,999 $799 Apr 14 1, May 19, 26 2, Jun 16, 23 1, Jul 14, 28 1, Aug 18, 25 1, Sep 8, 15, 22 2, Oct 13, 20, 27 2, Nov 3, 10 1, (2013) Mar 16 2, Prices above are a limited time offer. Prices are guaranteed if paid in full at time of booking. Intra-China flights, Five-Star and Deluxe hotels, Five Star Yangtze river cruise in balcony stateroom, experienced English speaking guide throughout China, full American or buffet breakfast, Beijing Duck dinner, choice of Western or Chinese cuisine at select meals, old town, artist at work, Panda s at Chongqing zoo. On board activities: Small group excursions, traditional performances and entertainment, Tai Chi lessons, educational lectures, captain s cocktail party, farewell banquet USTOA $1 Million Travelers Assistance Program 4

6 From $2,199* (Land & Cruise) TOUR CODE: T2YS16VL Land/Cruise Only* Mar 16, 30 $2,199 $1,199 Apr 13, 27 2,199 1,199 May 11, 25 2,399 1,299 Jun 8, 22 2,299 1,199 Jul 6, 20 2,299 1,199 Aug 3, 17, 31 2,299 1,199 Sep 14, 28 2,499 1,299 Oct 12, 26 2,499 1,299 Nov 9 2,199 1,199 Prices above are a limited time offer. Prices are guaranteed if paid in full at time of booking. Intra-China flights, Deluxe hotels, Five Star Yangtze river cruise in balcony stateroom, experienced English speaking guides, bullet train in Shanghai, full American or buffet breakfast, Beijing Duck dinner, choice of Western or Chinese cuisine at select meals, old town, artist at work, Panda s at Chongqing zoo. On board activities: Small group excursions, traditional performances and entertainment, Tai Chi lessons, educational lectures, captain s cocktail party, farewell banquet USTOA $1 Million Travelers Assistance Program. 16 Day Grand Yangtze River SILVER EXPERIENCE Shanghai Upstream Yangtze River Cruise Nanjing Huangshan Chongqing Xi an Beijing TOUR CODE: T2YS16VL Cruise upstream on the full navigable length of the Yangtze River; see the spectacular natural beauty of the Huangshan Mountain region Day 1 Arrive Shanghai Your jetliner will touch down in Shanghai China s largest and most cosmopolitan city. After retrieving your luggage and clearing customs you will then check into your deluxe accommodations. Day 2 Shanghai Sightsee Shanghai s highlights: the Shanghai Museum, with an audio tour describing the special features of the museum s permanent collections, Children s Palace or Urban Planning Center, Yu Garden and the Old Town, the city s colonial European past at The Bund, the modern Xintiandi, and a renowned Shanghai silk carpet factory. Day 3 Shanghai, Nanjing, Yangtze River, D Morning at leisure in Shanghai. In the afternoon board Shanghai s newest bullet train or a motocoach for an exciting ride to Nanjing. Upon arrival Nanjing, city tour of Nanjing, then you will board a Victoria cruises ship to begin your memorable upstream cruise. Day 4 Yangtze Cruise Guichi / Huangshan The area around Guichi is well-known for its stunning natural beauty. Today s memorable shore excursion takes you to spectacular Huangshan Mountain, revered throughout China. The area was named a UNESCO World Heritage site for its exceptional natural beauty and valuable habitat for rare and endangered species. Experience the feeling of walking into a living Chinese ink painting, as the sheer peaks and their breathtaking vistas unfold before you. Alternatively, depending on weather and road conditions, your visit may be to dramatic Jiuhuashan, the Mountain of the Nine Lotuses. Return to the ship and sail on from Guichi this evening. Day 5 Yangtze Cruise Wuhan Sail upstream and arrive at Wuhan. Day 6 Yangtze Cruise Wuhan This morning, where a shore excursion includes a visit to Hubei Provincial Museum or the Rare Stone Museum. Day 7 Yangtze Cruise Sailing Upstream Enjoy a leisurely day relaxing on board your luxury cruiser as you continue sailing upstream today. Simply lounge and enjoy the passing river scenery, or explore the ship and enjoy the many amenities available. Day 8 Yangtze Cruise Yichang / San Dou Ping / Xiling Gorge Arrive at Yichang, then sail through the ship locks at Gezhou Dam. This afternoon, visit the Three Gorges Dam, the world s largest hydroelectric dam. Return to the ship and sail on upstream through the massive Three Gorges Dam ship locks. Day 9 Yangtze Cruise Wu Gorge / Small Gorges Excursion / Qutang Gorge This morning, marvel at Wu Gorge s deep zigzagging valley. At Wushan, a cruiser takes you for an amazing excursion up the scenic Daning River s renowned Small Gorges Dragon Gate, Misty or Emerald. Continue by sampan to the picturesque mini-gorges of the Ma Du River with its clear, swift running water, unusual rock formations, and monkeys and goats along the banks. Depending on the water level and river conditions of the Yangtze River, your excursion may be on Shennong Stream with its equally spectacular small gorges. Depart Wushan, passing through dramatic Qutang Gorge, with steep mossy cliffs that crowd the sky. Day 10 Yangtze Cruise Fengdu* A shore excursion at Fengdu shows the unique temples at Mingshan Hill, filled with statues of ghosts and devils. *Alternate shore excursion may visit Wanzhou. 5 Call Your Travel Agent or

7 Day 11 Yangtze Cruise Chongqing / Xi an Disembark in Chongqing. Visit the Pandas at Chongqing Zoo. Fly to historic Xi an., D Day 12 Xi an A memorable day of sightseeing begins as you view remnants of China s ancient past: the life-sized Terra-Cotta army, buried with the emperor for over 2200 years, the Bronze Chariot, and Circle Vision Movie. Then continue on to the Xi an City Wall. Day 13 Xi an / Beijing, D Fly to China s illustrious capital, Beijing, and check into your hotel. This evening enjoy the Beijing Duck Dinner. Day 14 Beijing This morning, see the vast Tiananmen Square and the extravagant Ming-era Imperial Palace in the Forbidden City, including the jewelry section. After lunch, visit the elegant Summer Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with the largest imperial garden in the world. The grounds include over 3,000 structures with a variety of pavilions, towers and arched bridges surrounding Lake Kunming with boat ride (weather permitting). Day 15 Beijing Highlights of your trip today as you visit the renowned Great Wall. On the way, if traffic allows, stop to photograph the iconic Bird s Nest the Beijing National Stadium host to many spectacular events of the 2008 Summer Olympics. Then arrive at the amazing Great Wall, and walk along its ramparts as emperors once did. After lunch, visit a Cloisonné Factory and observe the skilled artisans at work creating intricate designs. The rest of the afternoon is at leisure to shop and explore on your own, or enjoy an optional tour. Day 16 Journey Home After breakfast, bid farewell to China. 6

8 From $3,299* (Land & Cruise) TOUR CODE: T2YE15TB Land/Cruise Only* Mar 13, 27 $3,299 $1,299 Apr 3 3,299 1,299 May 8, 29 3,599 1,399 Jun 12, 26 3,299 1,299 Jul 10, 24 3,299 1,299 Aug 7, 21 3,299 1,299 Sep 4, 11, 18 3,699 1,399 Oct 16, 30 3,699 1,399 Prices above are a limited time offer. Prices are guaranteed if paid in full at time of booking. Intra-China flights, Deluxe hotels, Five Star Yangtze river cruise in balcony stateroom, experienced English speaking guides, full American or buffet breakfast, Beijing Duck dinner, choice of Western or Chinese cuisine at select meals, Panda s at Chongqing zoo, old town, artist at work, Tibetan Market, Tibetan show, and Tibetan Welcome Ceremony (with 10 passengers or more). On board activities: Small group excursions, traditional performances and entertainment, Tai Chi lessons, educational lectures, captain s cocktail party, farewell banquet USTOA $1 Million Travelers Assistance Program 15 Day Tibet & Yangtze River Escapade experience Beijing Xi an Lhasa Chongqing Downstream Yangtze River Cruise Shanghai TOUR CODE: T2YE15TB Visit Tibet, known as the Roof of the World, and mystical Potala Palace. Day 1 Arrive Beijing Touch down in Beijing, China s capital with over 3,000 years of history. After retrieving your luggage and clearing customs you will check in your deluxe accommodations. Day 2 Beijing This morning, see vast Tiananmen Square and the extravagant Ming-era Imperial Palace in the Forbidden City, including the jewelry section. After lunch, visit the elegant Summer Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with the largest imperial garden in the world. The grounds include over 3,000 structures with a variety of pavilions, towers and arched bridges surrounding Lake Kunming with boat ride (weather permitting). Tonight, attend a Beijing Duck dinner. Day 3 Beijing A highlight of your trip today as you visit the renowned Great Wall. On the way, if traffic allows, stop to photograph the iconic Bird s Nest the Beijing National Stadium host to many spectacular events of the 2008 Summer Olympics. Then arrive at the amazing Great Wall, and walk along its ramparts as emperors once did. After lunch, visit a Cloisonné Factory and observe the skilled artisans at work as they create intricate designs. The rest of the afternoon is at leisure to shop and explore on your own, or enjoy an optional tour. Day 4 Beijing / Xi an, DS This morning, visit the exquisite 15th century Temple of Heaven, renowned for its unique blue dome. See the Imperial Ceiling of Heaven, Echo Wall and the Nine-Dragon Cypress, more than 500 years old. Perhaps shop for local bargains. Then fly to historic Xi an, former capital of China. Tonight, you are our guest at the celebrated Tang Dynasty dinner show. Day 5 Xi an See the extraordinary Terra-Cotta legion of warriors, the Bronze Chariot, buried with the emperor for over 2,200 years, and the Circle Vision Movie. After lunch, tour to Xi an City Wall. TIBET Day 6 Xi an / Lhasa, D After breakfast, Fly to Lhasa, capital of Tibet where you will be greeted at the airport with a traditional Tibetan welcome ceremony.* The rest of the day is free to adjust to the altitude of one of the world s highest plateaus about 12,000 feet above sea level. *Welcome ceremony with 10 or more passengers. If direct flight is not available, fly from Xi an to Chengdu to Lhasa. Day 7 Lhasa An extraordinary day of sightseeing shows Norbulingkha, the Tibetan summer palace, built by the seventh Dalai Lama in the 18th century. Then visit scenic Drepung Monastery, once home to 10,000 Lamas or visit Sera Monastery to see groups of red-robed young monks debate Buddhist doctrines in lively traditional style. Day 8 Lhasa S You ll not soon forget the spectacular architecture at the world-famous Potala Palace. Former living quarters of the Dalai Lama, its massive 1,000 room structure towers over this mountain city. Continue on to visit the famous Barkhor Market where you may shop for Tibetan items. At Barkhor Square tour one of Tibet s holiest shrines, revered 7th century Jokhang Temple, where pilgrims come to worship before the statue of the Sakyamuni Buddha, lavishly enthroned in gold. This evening, enjoy a memorable Tibetan dinner and show. 7 Call Your Travel Agent or

9 Day 9 Lhasa / Chongqing* This morning depart for the airport and fly to Chongqing. Sightsee this mountainside city, where neighborhoods rise in tiers along the riverbank above the mighty Yangtze River. Visit Giant Pandas at he Chongqing Zoo. Board a Victoria Cruises ship to begin your memorable cruise. Enjoy a buffet dinner on board ship. *If direct flight is not available, fly from Lhasa to Chengdu and motorcoach to Chongqing. Day 10 Yangtze Cruise Fengdu* At Fengdu, a shore excursion shows Mingshan Hill s unique temples, with statues of ghosts and devils. *Alternate shore excursion may visit Wanzhou. Day 11 Yangtze Cruise Qutang Gorge / Small Gorges Excursion / Wu Gorge / Xiling Gorge An exciting day begins as you cruise through the first of the fabled Three Gorges: Qutang Gorge hemmed by mossy cliffs. Arriving at Wushan, transfer to a cruiser for an excursion up the Daning River to view the breathtaking Small Gorges. Continue by sampan to the picturesque mini-gorges of the Ma Du River with its clear, swift water and unusual rock formations. Alternatively, your excursion may be on Shennong Stream with its equally spectacular small gorges. Rejoin your cruise ship and sail on through Wu Gorge, celebrated for its Twelve Peaks, and on through Xiling Gorge, the last and most scenic gorge. Finally, you sail through the Three Gorges ship locks. Day 12 Yangtze Cruise Yichang to Shanghai* This morning, visit the historic Three Gorges Dam at San Dou Ping, the world s largest hydroelectric project. At Yichang, disembark and board your flight to Shanghai. *If direct flight is not available, travel by motorcoach to Wuhan and fly to Shanghai. Day 13 Shanghai Sightsee Shanghai s highlights: the Shanghai Museum, with an audio tour describing the special features of the museum s permanent collections, Children s Palace or Urban Planning Center, Yu Garden and the Old Town, the city s colonial European past at The Bund, the modern Xintiandi, and a renowned Shanghai silk carpet factory. Tonight after dinner, enjoy an astonishing performance of the worldfamous Shanghai acrobats. Day 14 Shanghai Full day at leisure to shop and explore this modern cosmopolitan city on your own. Day 15 Journey Home After breakfast, your program draws to a close. 8

10 From $1,699* (Land) TOUR CODE: T2SE11BK Land Only* Mar 16 $1,699 $599 Apr 13 1, May 11 1, Jun 8 1, Jul 6 1, Aug 3 1, Sep 28 1, Oct 26 1, Nov 16 1, Dec 7 1, (2013) Jan 18 1, Feb 15 1, Mar 15 1, Prices above are a limited time offer. Tour guaranteed with 6 tour members. If total number of tour members falls below 6 passengers Pacific Delight Tours has the right to cancel the tour. intra-asia air/land transportation, experienced English speaking guides, Thai Classical Dance Show, traditional performances from local hill tribes, floating market, handicraft village, elephant training camp, Orchid farm, culinary specialties 11 Day Thailand & The Golden Triangle Escapade Experience Bangkok Ayutthaya Phitsanulok Sukhothai Lampang Lamphun Day 1 Bangkok Arrive to Bangkok and check into your hotel. Chiang Mai Hmong Hill Tribe Chiang Rai TOUR CODE: T2SE11BK The best of Thailand, including northern Thai hill tribes Day 2 Bangkok S Regal dignity and Buddhist Serenity unfold as you visit the Grand Palace complex, former residence of the Thai royal family, and Coronation Hall. Visit the Jim Thompson House, furnished with priceless antiques, porcelains and works of art. This evening, enjoy a classical Thai dance performance with a dinner of sumptuous traditional specialties. Day 3 Bangkok, L Drive through the country side to Damnen Saduak and its Floating Market, where vendors hawk their exotic goods along the canals (klongs) from produce-laden skiffs. Visit Nakhon Pathom, the tallest pagoda in the world. Tonight, you may wish to enjoy an optional seafood dinner at a local restaurant. Day 4 Bangkok to Ayutthaya / Phitsanulok A motorcoach takes you on a short and scenic trip hundreds of years back into Thailand s history. Visit the ruins of ancient Ayutthaya, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, glorious ancient capital of the Thais. The inspiration for modern-day Bangkok, Ayutthaya awes even the well-traveled with Wat Mongkhon Bophit s gigantic Buddha image, serene Phanan Choeng by the water, and three towering pagodas. On to Angthong to see the extraordinary Wat Muang temple in Wiset Chai Chan. Lunch in Chainat, and drive on to Pitsanuloke for dinner and overnight. Day 5 Phitsanulok/ Sukhothai / Lampang Visit Wat Mahathat with its revered statue of the Buddha. Drive on to the magnificent ruins of palaces and temples in Thailand s first capital, the legendary Sukhothai, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and take an oxcart ride to visit the Wat Sri Chum. Afternoon visit to historic Sri Satchanalai, continue on to Lampang for dinner and overnight. Day 6 Lampang / Lamphun / Chiang Mai Today we visit Lampang s important Buddhist sites including the Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, and the Pagodas of Wat Chedi Sao Continue to Lamphun and visit the Haripoonchai Temple. At noon, arrive in Chiang Mai for lunch and a walking tour of the Home Industries Village, boasting a plethora of intricate fabric, jewelry, lacquer ware and other gems of Thai handicraft. Day 7 Chiang Mai S Feel the presence of seven centuries of history as you visit ornate temples, the ancient city wall and the hilltop shrine of Doi Suthep. The rest of the day is free to relax or explore at you own pace. Tonight we treat you to a dinner of northern Kantoke cuisine and a charming cultural show by graceful hill tribe performers. Day 8 Chiang Mai / Meo Hill Tribe Village S Today is highlighted by a trip to an elephant camp to see the gentle giants feats of brawn and brain. You may opt to try an age-old mode of jungle transport: perched atop a tame elephant s back. Visit a fragrant orchid plantation and enjoy lunch. A drive to a Meo hill tribe village follows, capped by a barbecue dinner and Meo cultural performance. Day 9 Hmong Hill Tribe Village / Thaton / Chiang Rai This morning, drive to a colorful market place at Fang. Then on to Thaton ner the Burmese border for a hearty lunch. A boat ride along the Kok River is the day s high point. We glide past villages hewn from the jungle, go on shore to see native life, and navigate a stretch of rapids. At a Lahu hill tribe village, you view holy relics enshrined in a cave. Day 10 Chiang Rai / Golden Triangle / Bangkok H This morning visit the legendary Golden Triangle, the junction of Myanmar (Burma), picnic lunch on the Mekong River. You then fly to Bangkok and enjoy a farewell dinner at the hotel this evening. Day 11 Journey Home After breakfast you will bid farewell to Bangkok. 9 Call Your Travel Agent or

11 12 Day Southeast Asia Vista Escapade Experience Hanoi Halong Bay Ho Chi Minh (Saigon) Siem Reap Bangkok TOUR CODE: T2SE12VN Highlights of Southeast Asian culture, including Cambodia s resplendent Angkor Wat and Vietnam s scenic Halong Bay Day 1 Hanoi Arrive to Hanoi and check into your hotel. Day 2 Hanoi Sightseeing includes a visit to Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and Presidential Palace. Continue to visit One Pillar Pagoda, the Temple of Literature, dedicated to Confucius, and the former Hanoi Hilton prison, so named by American POW s during the war. You will also visit Hoan Kiem Lake, located in the center of the city: this is an enchanting body of water. Following this visit Ngoc Son Temple. After lunch, explore by cyclo the fascinating maze of back streets also known as 36 streets. After dinner, enjoy an entertaining performance at the Water Puppet Theater, a unique art form that originated in northern Vietnam over a thousand yeas ago. Day 3 Hanoi / Halong Enjoy your morning at leisure. Later transfer from Hanoi to Halong Bay and check into your hotel for the remainder of the evening. Day 4 Halong Sightseeing includes a cruise on a traditional wooden boat among the emerald waters and craggy limestone cliffs of Halong bay. Stop at different islands to explore some of the many caves in this area. Sail past floating villages, observe the rhythms of daily life on the bay, see fishermen casting their nets and pearl fisheries along the way. Day 5 Halong / Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) You will fly to Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon. Day 6 Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) Begin today with a visit to the town of Tay Ninh, headquarters of one of Vietnam s most interesting religions, Caodism, and eclectic fusion of Eastern and Western religious philosophies. Visit Caodai Great Temple, a rococo extravagance built between 1933 and Afterwards continue on to Cu Chi, an important base during the war because of its strategic location. The incredible Cu Chi Tunnels, a hidden 124 mile long network of tunnels used for storage, shelter, command posts and hospitals were completely dug by hand tools over a 25-year period to defend both French and American troops. Day 7 Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) / Siem Reap Your sightseeing will begin with a stroll along Dong Khoi Street the main shopping thoroughfare of old colonial Saigon. Pass by the classic European-style landmarks such as the ornate City Hall (Hotel De Ville), the old Opera House. Proceed for a visit to Notre Dame Cathedral, built between 1877 and 1883 and the Central Post Office. Continue with a tour of the Reunification Palace, War Remnants Museum, Emperor Of Jade Pagoda. Later visit Cholon (Chinatown) and explore the highlights of this fascinating area, beginning with a visit to Binh Tay Market and Ben Thanh Market. Later fly to Siem Reap. Day 8 Siem Reap The highlight of any Cambodia visit is to Angkor Wat. The largest, best preserved, and most religiously significant of the Angkor temples. Angkor Wat impresses visitors both by its sheer scale and beautifully proportioned layout, as well as the delicate artistry of its carvings. You will also visit the site of jungle-covered Ta Prohm. To finish your day watch the sunset over the Cambodian countryside from the upper terraces of an ancient Angkorian temple. Day 9 Siem Reap / Bangkok, DS After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight to Bangkok. Day 10 Bangkok This morning your sightseeing highlight is a visit to the lavish Royal Grand Palace, official home of the Thai royal family. Wat Phra Keow, in contrast awes guests with the sight and aura of the priceless Emerald Buddha. Day 11 Bangkok Today is at leisure to explore Bangkok on your own. Day 12 Journey Home After breakfast, you will bid farewell to Vietnam, Cambodia and Bangkok. From $1,799* (Land) TOUR CODE: T2SE12VN Land/Cruise Only* Apr 13 1, May 11 1, Jun 8 1, Jul 6 1, Aug 3 1, Sep 28 1, Oct 26 1, Nov 16 1, Dec 7 1, (2013) Jan 18 1, Feb 15 1, Mar 15 1, Prices above are a limited time offer. Tour guaranteed with 7 tour members. If total number of tour members falls below 7 passengers Pacific Delight Tours has the right to cancel the tour. Intra-Asia flights, Deluxe hotels, experienced English speaking guides, Halong Bay cruise, visits to local ethnical markets, Water Puppet Theatre, pedicab through old quarter Hanoi USTOA $1 Million Travelers Assistance Program 10

12 TERMS & CONDITIONS You are encouraged to carefully review the full text of our Terms & Conditions. Reservations 1. DEPOSIT: All Deposits, Travel Protection Fees and Visa Fees paid to Pacific Delight Tours (hereinafter PDT) may be paid by credit card (MasterCard, Visa, Discover), with signed credit card authorization form, or by check. Upon receipt of your deposit, written confirmation/invoice and Passenger Information Form will be sent. Receipt of deposit confirms your reservation and is applied toward final payment. Deposit...US $ per person IMPORTANT: In order to properly complete and process your reservation, the following items are required in this office in addition to your reservation and deposit: a. Photocopy of your valid passport (picture/name page) b. Completed Passenger Information Form 2. Travel Protection Insurance: Payment (non-refundable/non-transferable) is due at time of deposit and is in addition to deposit amount. Multi-City Packages...US $ per person City Packages... US $89.00 per person Travel Protection Insurance is strongly recommended. Pre-existing conditions exclusion is waived when insurance is purchased within fourteen (14) days of deposit. Travel Protection Insurance may be purchased any time before date of departure, but pre-existing conditions exclusion is not applicable if purchased more than fourteen (14) days after deposit is paid. Rates subject to change without notice. 3. AIRLINE RESERVATIONS AND PASSENGER NAMES: Passport number, date and place of issue, and birth date is now required by many foreign governments as well as some airlines in order to confirm services. Names on your airline tickets must match the first and last name listed on the passport. It is the responsibility of the travel agent/traveler to verify that the name shown on the invoice exactly matches the traveler s passport name. A revision fee of $ per person will be charged if name must be changed within 75 days prior to tour departure date; changes are also subject to airline penalties. PDT is not responsible for any ticket reissue charges or denial of boarding by an airline due to name discrepancy. 4. CHINA VISAS: PDT will be pleased to secure your China visa for a nominal fee. US Passports must have at least a six-month validity AFTER the date of return and should have at least four (4) blank pages for visa stamps, excluding pages 22, 23 & 24 which are not accepted as visa pages. Passports should be sent to our office at least 75 days prior to departure date with completed and signed Visa Application Form, one (1) passport-size (2 x 2 ) color photo, and payment by credit card or check. Visa fee is non-refundable once the visa is issued. Visa fees as shown are in effect at time of printing and are subject to change; please call or visit our website for complete visa application details. PDT does not accept responsibility for passengers in possession of incorrect or invalid visas. Passengers traveling to Tibet: Entry permits to Tibet are handled by PDT. Your China visa is required in order for us to issue your entry permit into Tibet. Please note that if your China visa is not handled by PDT, we require a copy of the China visa no less than four weeks prior to departure. China Visa Fee (passport must be received at PDT office 75 days prior to departure)... US $ per person* *Mailing or delivery fees are additional; see our website for details. 5. CANCELLATION FEES (All tours): Written notice of cancellation must be received by PDT either by mail, fax, or . Oral cancellation by phone will not be accepted. 75+ days before departure...us $ per person* days before departure...us $ per person* days before departure...us $ per person* 15 3 days before departure...us $1, per person* 2-1 day(s) before departure...us $2, per person* On or after departure date % forfeiture of tour price* *Plus any additional charges assessed by land suppliers or airlines, in addition to any revision fees. Pacific Delight Tours reserves the right to issue airline tickets immediately upon receipt of your tour deposit. General Booking Conditions 1. FINAL PAYMENT: Air/Land or Land Only Payment: Due 75 days prior to departure and may be made by check or credit card, with signed authorization form. Pacific Delight Tours, the tour operator, reserves the right to cancel bookings not paid in full by 75 days prior to departure date, or to modify your tour arrangements to accommodate unforeseen circumstances due to high demand for air, cruise and hotel space. You will be notified immediately should this situation arise. 2. LATE FINAL PAYMENT FEE: To ensure smooth tour operation, final payment must be received at least 75 days prior to departure. A $ per person late payment fee will be added to your invoice if final payment is not received by 75 days prior to departure date. Reservations are subject to cancellation if final payment is not received by 75 days and cancellation fees will apply. 3. PROMOTIONAL DISCOUNTS: Discounts are applicable to final payment and valid only when payment is received by deposit and final payment due dates. Promotional discounts are not combinable. Unfortunately, we are not able to apply promotional discounts when payments are not received by the specified due dates. 4. RESERVATIONS DAYS PRIOR TO DEPARTURE: While booking early ensures the widest choice of availability, we will make every effort to accommodate spontaneous travel plans. Reservations will be taken only with full payment to avoid the late payment fee shown above. Payment by credit card must be accompanied by credit card authorization form. Prices may be subject to change less than 75 days prior to departure. 5. LATE BOOKINGS: For new reservations made within 60 days prior to departure, a $50.00 per person administrative handling fee will be assessed for all tours. Reservations will be taken only with full payment. Late bookings are subject to availability and will incur additional charges assessed by suppliers. PDT reserves the right to refuse reservations requested less than 30 days prior to departure. 6. REVISIONS: After deposit, a $20.00 per person fee for each revision, including addition or deletion of services, will be assessed for any changes in air and/or land arrangements (plus supplier s penalties). Once documents/tickets are issued, changes are not permitted. Revision fee is in addition to any rebooking fees. 7. REBOOKING: A change in departure date or from one tour to another after your original reservation has been processed is considered a cancelled trip, and cancellation fees will apply. Air & Land Information PDT will provide air transportation in conjunction with land tours, based on the applicable airfares on participating carriers, subject to the rules and regulations of the class, fare and service of the individual airline. Due to special contracted net agreements, supplements or credits for air deviations may not be equal to published airfare differentials. Domestic carriers provide air transportation in China and Asia. Airfares are subject to change and any increase in airfare is not included in the tour fare. Depending on airfare class used, the airfare may be non-refundable and subject to full cancellation penalties. Tour extensions may incur weekend surcharges. PDT endeavors to follow the itineraries precisely; however, if flights are not available at the scheduled time, we reserve the right to modify the air and land arrangements for smooth operation of the tour. BAGGAGE: Free allowances, limits, and additional charges for checked and carry-on baggage may apply and vary by airline, frequent flyer status, booking class, destination (e.g., baggage allowance differs for the transpacific and China/Inter-Asia sections of your tour), bag size and weight. Refer to the airline s website for details on their checked and carry-on baggage rules. Baggage allowances and charges are subject to change. We strongly recommend baggage insurance as PDT does not assume any responsibility for loss or damage to baggage or passenger s belongings. It is at passenger s risk throughout. For the most up-to-date requirements please check with your air carrier prior to your flight. REFUND ON UNUSED OR CHANGED TOUR ARRANGEMENTS: Portions of land arrangements, hotel accommodations or any other service or feature of the tour, which are not used, are neither refundable nor exchangeable. Travel Protection Insurance fee is nonrefundable. Refund claims must be made in writing through the agent from whom the tour has been purchased within 14 days of the termination of the tour. A written statement from the Tour Director of Local Guide certifying the exact services not rendered must be attached to this claim. LAND ONLY & LAND/CRUISE ONLY TOUR PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE: 1. Transpacific air. 2. Government-imposed taxes and fees, of up to $120, including the Sept. 11th security fee, apply and are additional. These may change without notice. 3. Airline-imposed baggage fees. 4. Fees for delivery of tour documentation to international destinations. 5. Cost of passport and visas; and all items of a personal nature. 6. Any fees incurred due to delays, changes or cancellations beyond Pacific Delight Tours control. 7. The customary end-of-tour gratuity to the Tour Director and tips to Local Guides and drivers are not included. Tips to restaurant and hotel waiters, chambermaids and porters are not included. Exception: GOLD EXPERIENCE tours include hotel porterage tipping. 8. Transpacific flights from USA/first point of entry abroad, or last point of exit on tour/usa are not included. Domestic flights within China and inter-asia, depending on the tour program, are included in land tour price. International and domestic air schedules are subject to change at any time. If you make your own flights arrangements, Pacific Delight Tours will not be responsible for any loss resulting from cancellations, delays, or changes in land or flight schedules. 9. Unless specified, initial arrival and final departure transfers are included when you purchase transpacific air from Pacific Delight Tours. Call us for transfer costs for land only arrivals and departures. Prices in this brochure are subject to change without notice. Prices quoted herein may not be available at the time of purchase, or may be higher. Itineraries in this brochure are subject to change without notice. For current prices and itineraries, please see our website ( or call Responsibility Pacific Delight Tours (hereinafter PDT) acts as a tour operator and agent. The suppliers that provide transportation, conveyance or accommodations are independent contractors and are not agents or employees of PDT. All tickets, coupons and receipts issued by PDT and all arrangements for transport, conveyance or accommodations are made by PDT as agent of the suppliers. 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