small ship cruising with


Exploring the wonderful culture and history of India and Southeast Asia – from


the life of Buddha and the construction of the great temples of Angkor to the days of Empire – Voyages to Antiquity's meticulously planned itineraries will take you to the heart of this fascinating region.


Included deluxe hotel stays Featuring some of the world’s most exciting cities, a five-day tour of India’s Golden Triangle including the Taj Mahal, Jaipur and a two-day visit to the wonders of Angkor Wat in Cambodia.


Included shore excursions A mixture of full, or half-day excursions are included in all ports of call.


Benefits of small ship cruising Our ship, Aegean Odyssey, can navigate the great rivers of Southeast Asia and berth in the heart of Bangkok, Yangon (Rangoon) and Ho Chi Minh City.


Outstanding value for money With expert guest speakers on each cruise and gratuities and wine with dinner on board also included, Voyages to Antiquity offers outstanding value for money.


16-22 day voyages from £2,995pp* BOOK EARLY & SAVE


BOOK BY NOVEMBER 30 SAVE up to


£500† PER CABIN


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out now For your brochure call 0845 437 9737 or visit www.voyagestoantiquity.com


CRUISES TO ANCIENT CIVILISATIONS ABTA No.Y2206


*Price is per person based on two people sharing a category N cabin and does not include early booking saving. †Savings based on double occupancy.


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