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• Experience three highlights of Asia on a fully tailored journey
• Uncover the diversity of Asian culture through exclusive access to temples, markets and museums
• There are no set dates—the best times of the year to travel are March through April
• This itinerary can be customized to your interests, specifications and group
• Pricing is per person, based on double occupancy, for a group of six
Experience the fusion of historic and modern Asia as you travel to three of the continent’s major capitals. See skyscrapers and temples side by side in Tokyo, find a quiet moment on the Chao Phraya River, and embrace the melting pot of cuisine in Singapore all on one unforgettable journey.
Spend your days comparing and contrasting Tokyo’s traditional and modern neighborhoods from the historic Yanaka district to the modern Tokyo Tower. Immerse yourself in Japanese flavors and cuisine at the Toyosu Shijou market and at your private guide’s own secret spots.
Visit the Toyosu Shijou market, where you can observe the daily shopping rituals of local sushi restaurants and Tokyo residents from observation decks above the bustle. Then, travel onward to the historic wholesale market of Tsukiji to stroll narrow lanes lined with specialty food shops and sample local delicacies.
Spared from bombing in World War II, the Yanaka district preserves the atmosphere and charm of vintage Tokyo. Visit a small museum housed in a traditional Japanese building along with several historic temples and shrines, one of Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist cemeteries, and traditional shops selling Japanese paper and sweets.
Visit the Nezu Museum in the Aoyama district near stylish Omotesando. The museum itself is an architectural masterpiece and exhibits traditional Japanese art.
Immerse yourself into the culture of the Thai people. Venture through Bangkok’s khlongs (canals) on your way to the Temple of Dawn. Wake up early to witness the hustle and bustle of the local flower market. Get lost in the various temples, monuments and palaces on your adventure to learn the impact of Buddhism on everyday life in Thailand.
Set off on an adventure aboard a traditional longtail boat. Glide through Bangkok’s canals, passing temples and glimpsing canal life on the water’s edge. Step out and explore Baan Silapin (Artist House), located in a centuries-old teak home, before continuing to Wat Arun, The Temple of Dawn.
Although open 24 hours a day, the Pak Khlong Talat flower market is busiest just before dawn as boats and trucks arrive with flowers from nearby provinces. A great place to people-watch and take stunning photos, the market is a unique way to start your morning.
Witness the Buddhist monks’ early-morning chanting ritual during your visit to Wat Pho, Bangkok’s oldest temple. Discover the country's largest reclining Buddha and see the Lak Muang City Pillar—the foundation stone of Bangkok. Step into the Grand Palace, the former official residence of the Thai royal family, before admiring the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.
Known as the Garden City, Singapore is well-known for its many parks and tree-lined streets. Explore the once-jungle island and immerse yourself in the local cuisine and rich history of this port city-state.
Meet Master Chef Philip Chia. A Joo Chiat native, Chef Philip was already toiling in the kitchens by the age of six. At 17, he became the youngest finalist ever in the history of the prestigious Sime Darby cooking competition. Join Chef Philip on a culinary tour through the city.
Explore Singapore’s modern civic district in style aboard a vintage Vespa sidecar. Zip past waterfront attractions such as the Esplanade Theatres on the Bay, Merlion Park, the ArtScience Museum, Anderson Bridge and the National Gallery. The nimble, open-air Vespa offers access to narrow lanes lined with street art and shophouses in the Kampong Glam district.
Join your guide for a private visit to The Intan Museum, where you can peruse various objects that are rich with Peranakan history. Get up close and personal with owner and curator Alvin Yap over tea as he shares his devotion of the culture which inspired him to turn his home into this acclaimed museum.
Join your local guide to an open-aired Hawker Centre. Known for their daring and delicious street food, Hawker Centres are a unique aspect of the culture and lifestyle on the Malay Peninsula.
This trip is completely customizable and the itinerary can be modified in any way to create a one-of-a-kind journey just for you. The price quoted below is based on the accommodations and activities listed.
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