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AROUND THE WORLD IN 274 NIGHTS
Get ready to see the world in a while new light with the Ultimate World Cruise...
SPEND 274 nights bonding with like-minded explorers over global discoveries across all seven continents.
Connect with countless
distinct cultures, soak up the most spectacular landscapes on Earth, and marvel at World Wonders that showcase mankind’s boundless imagination.
Great Wall of China - BEIJING, CHINA The Great Wall of China is one of the
world’s oldest and most enduring man-made monuments, with some sections of this UNESCO World Heritage Site dating back 2,000 years. Construction began in the 3rd century B.C. and continued well into the 17th century A.D. — a testament to the lasting impact of ancient China. Today, its 13,000 mile-long path stretches along 23 degrees of longitude, with endless spots to
rainforest. The falls can be viewed from both Argentina and Brazil — each side offers its own unique perspective.
Petra- AQABA, JORDAN
Your journey to the great ancient city of Petra begins at the Siq — a once-sacred, winding canyon passage that has protected this UNESCO World Heritage Site for centuries. Suddenly, the path opens into the Treasury, a tomb carved out of iron-laden sandstone, which got its name from the legend that an Egyptian pharaoh hid his treasure in its Hellenistic façade. Plus other spectacular monuments.
Machu Picchu - LIMA, PERU
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, Machu
over Rio de Janeiro. Made of reinforced concrete and thousands of soapstone tiles, the statue is the largest Art Deco style sculpture in the world — visible from nearly every part of the city.
The Great Pyramid of Giza - ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT Framed by golden sands and vivid blue skies,
the Pyramids of Giza create a truly impressive picture. Among them sits the Great Pyramid, the oldest and tallest of the three and the only Wonder of the Ancient World that’s still intact. Built in the 26th century B.C. as a tomb for the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Khufu, it was the tallest man-made structure for nearly 4,000 years.
Chichén-Itzá - COZUMEL, MEXICO
Once home to the great Maya empire, ChichénItzá is a complex of ruins believed to have been a religious, military, political and commercial centre with up to 35,000 residents. Augmented Reality technology brings the ancient city to life as you explore 4 square miles encompassing several hundred buildings — including the massive step pyramid, Temple of Kukulcan, the Temple of Venus, The Temple of Warriors and a well-preserved ballpark.
Temple of Artemis - EPHESUS, TURKEY The Temple of Artemis at Ephesus was built
soak up unforgettable views. Iguazú Falls - BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
Iguazú Falls is the largest waterfall system on the planet, and nothing compares to seeing its awe- inspiring beauty in person. Nestled right at the border between Brazil and Argentina, this magnificent site stretches close to two miles and is made up of around 275 distinct cascades that cut through the dense emerald
Picchu is one of the most majestic symbols of Peru’s ancient Inca heritage. It’s also the most famous archaeological site on the continent — and it lives up to every expectation. The sprawling citadel was built in the 15th century above Peru’s Sacred Valley and is home to well- preserved ruins of Inca temples, houses and palaces.
Christ the Redeemer - RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL
Residing atop Corcovado mountain, the Christ the Redeemer statue towers protectively
entirely from marble over two thousand years ago to honour the Greek goddess of fertility and the hunt. Though only its foundations remain, along with a column made of stone fragments found in the area, this once-grand temple is a must- visit site for history buffs and a fascinating stop on your way to the nearby ruins of the ancient city of Ephesus.
The Colosseum - ROME, ITALY
Tales of armored gladiators,
intense
battles and frenzied spectators fuel the history of The Colosseum. Constructed A.D.,
in
perfectly represents the power and spectacle of ancient Rome — and remains in impressively good shape. Just know that photos truly can’t compare to the emotion of exploring this World Wonder for yourself.
The Taj Mahal - COCHIN, INDIA Renowned as one of the most iconic sights
of India, the majestic Taj Mahal complex is a celebration of artistry, craftsmanship, love and symmetry. This UNESCO World Heritage Site was actually constructed as a mausoleum by the heartbroken emperor Shah Jahan as a tomb worthy of his great love Mumtaz Mahal, who died in childbirth in 1631.
Great Barrier Reef - CAIRNS, AUSTRALIA Some of the world’s most jaw-dropping
natural wonders can be found beneath the waves — like Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, located in the
aptly named Coral Sea off the coast of Queensland. Stretching more than 1400 miles, this vibrant underwater ecosystem is the largest coral reef system on Earth and home to all kinds of diverse marine life. In a nutshell, it’s a dream come true for snorkelers and divers.
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