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  • Hong Kong from Victoria Peak

    A tale of two cities: Hong Kong & the history of Angkor

    Cambodia and China

    • Take in the views from Kowloon over to Hong Kong Island.

    • Enjoy some of the best dim sum in the world with the locals Hong Kong style.

    • Soak up the atmosphere of Phnom Penh, Cambodia's up and coming capital.

    • Visit the awe-inspiring temple complex of Angkor Wat and bring out your adventurous side exploring Ta Prohm.

    • Relax in Kep and experience the flavors of Cambodian cuisine.

    12 days from $4,265pp

Dawn breaking over the Great Wall of China in Jinshanling

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