When you journey with Tauck to Asia travel takes on a whole new meaning. Discover wonders like the Taj Mahal, Great Wall, and Angkor Wat. Tours take in golden temples, crimson shrines, storied pagodas, feudal castles, bamboo stilt houses, and inspiring gardens. Learn about samurai warriors, Terra Cotta Warriors, and the accomplishments of ancient dynasties. Witness Ganges River spiritual rituals, performances of water puppets, Korean fan dancers, and Shanghai acrobats, and ride on rickshaws, sampans, and elephants.
Tauck Land Journeys in Asia
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Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand
This Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam tour spans the Khmer Kindgom to present day, discovers ancient Angkor Wat and Hué - plus cosmopolitan Hanoi and Bangkok - and features special experiences like an elephant trek, visits to hill tribe villages, and boat cruises through Bangkok's klongs and along Hué's Perfume River.
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China, the Yangtze River & Hong Kong
Tauck's ultimate China travel adventure includes ancient cities and tranquil country villages, a spellbinding 3-night cruise Yangtze River cruise aboard the Yangzi Explorer, and a host of new-for-2010 discoveries from Beijing's hutongs to a ride on the world's fastest train in Shanghai.
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A Portrait of India
Tauck's ultimate India tour takes you from the lavish palaces and inspiring antiquities in the north to the river and canal-laced nature sanctuary in the south; from accommodations at some of the world's most award-winning palace hotels to home visits and special cultural connections, you'll explore India's amazing diversity
Looking for a shorter vacation experience in India? Spotlight on India features the first 12 days of A Portrait of India, and includes such highlights of northern India as Delhi, Agra, Varanasi, Jaipur and Udaipur. 2010 Details.
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Essence of Japan
Traditional arts, tranquil gardens, colorful pagodas, and ancient shrines are just some of the Japan travel experiences on Tauck's comprehensive vacation that takes in Kyoto and Tokyo, as well as off-the-beaten-track villages in the countryside.
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