Upon arrival at the airport, you will be transferred to the hotel for check-in. This evening, join your fellow travelers for a welcome dinner.

Note: if you wish to spend more time in Singapore, ask your Personal Vacation Manager about the optional hotel extension – which will add one night to your hotel stay.

This morning, transfer to the airport for your onward flight to Siem Reap—gateway to the lost temples of Angkor and the next chapter of your Journey. Upon arrival, you will be assisted in getting a Cambodia visa. You will then check into the hotel and enjoy some free time before dinner.

This morning, set off to explore Angkor Wat, Cambodia's legendary temple city and one of the great wonders of the ancient world. Envisioned as a replica of the Hindu universe, its five soaring towers and intricately carved galleries come alive with depictions of celestial Apsara dancers.

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After lunch, return to your hotel for time to relax and refresh before immersing yourself in the flavors of Cambodia during a hands-on Khmer cooking class. Under the guidance of a local chef, you'll gain insight into traditional culinary techniques before enjoying the meal prepared during the experience. Afterwards, you'll have the opportunity to browse the lively Siem Reap Night Market before returning to your hotel for the evening.

Begin the day at the South Gate of Angkor Thom before exploring Bayon Temple, one of Angkor's most captivating monuments. Renowned for its towering stone faces rising above the jungle canopy, this architectural masterpiece is celebrated for its intricate carvings and enigmatic beauty. Continue to Ta Prohm, the atmospheric 12th-century Buddhist monastery where massive silk-cotton and strangler fig roots have become intertwined with ancient stone, much as early explorers first encountered it.

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After lunch at a local restaurant, return to your hotel for an afternoon at leisure before savoring dinner at Kanell Restaurant accompanied by a traditional Khmer dance performance, prized for its graceful movements and elaborate costumes.

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This morning, transfer to the airport for your flight to Singapore. On arrival, you’ll be met and transferred to your hotel, where the rest of the day is yours to settle in, rest after your flight or take a first stroll through this vibrant city. This evening, join your fellow travelers for dinner.

Spend a full day discovering Singapore’s remarkable blend of cultures. Begin at Merlion Park, home to the city’s famous half-lion, half-fish statue, with sweeping views across Marina Bay. Then wander through the colorful streets of Little India, fragrant with spices and fresh flowers, and the historic lanes of Chinatown, filled with temples and traditional shops. After lunch at a local restaurant, visit the spectacular Gardens by the Bay, where the Flower Dome showcases blooms from around the world and the misty Cloud Forest features a towering indoor waterfall. Return to the hotel in the late afternoon, with the evening free to relax or explore on your own.

After breakfast, check out of the hotel and transfer to the port, where you will board the Celebrity Solstice.

Ports of call include Ko Samui and Bangkok (Laem Chabang), Thailand; Ho Chi Minh City, Hue, Danang and Hanoi, Vietnam.

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Upon arrival in Laem Chabang, travel by coach to Bangkok, about a 2.5-hour drive, and enter the glittering grounds of Wat Pho, the city’s oldest temple. Here the magnificent Reclining Buddha stretches 46 meters, gleaming in gold. After a Thai lunch, glide along the Chao Phraya River and its canals as the porcelain-studded spires of Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn, sparkle in the sun. Then step ashore at ICONSIAM to wander its lively indoor floating market. This evening, savor a buffet dinner as Thai dancers in shimmering costumes bring the stage to life.

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After breakfast, step through the gates of the dazzling Grand Palace, once home to Thailand’s kings and still the setting for grand royal ceremonies and state visits. Inside, find the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Its chapel walls glitter with gilt and colored-glass mosaics, and six pairs of towering demon guardians stand watch to protect the Emerald Buddha from evil spirits. Carved from a single block of jasper, this small statue is Thailand’s most important Buddha image. It wears golden, jeweled garments that the king changes three times a year as the seasons turn. Stroll the galleries, where vivid murals tell the Ramakien, the Thai version of the Ramayana epic. After lunch, return to Laem Chabang to rejoin your ship.

Arrive in Hong Kong on the Lunar New Year’s Day, as the city welcomes the Year of the Earth Monkey with red lanterns and festive decorations. After disembarking, drop off your luggage at the hotel and set out to explore. Take a traditional sampan boat ride through the Aberdeen fishing village, then ride the historic Peak Tram up to Victoria Peak for breathtaking views over the skyline and harbor. Enjoy a dim sum lunch with Chinese tea, followed by time to browse the stalls of seaside Stanley Market. Later, check into your hotel and enjoy the festive atmosphere of the city at your own pace.

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Please note: Lunar New Year is one of Hong Kong’s busiest times of year. Temples and attractions may be crowded, and opening hours, festive displays and program details may change without notice.

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Experience the festive spirit of Lunar New Year with a visit to Wong Tai Sin Temple, bustling with locals praying for good luck and health in the year ahead. Continue to Tsim Sha Tsui to admire the Spring Festival Lantern Display at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, showcasing Hong Kong’s traditional lantern-making craftsmanship.

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The afternoon is free for you to explore Hong Kong independently and experience the city’s Lunar New Year festivities at your own pace.

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Check out the hotel transfer to the airport for your flight home.

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Note: if you wish to spend more time in Hong Kong, ask your Personal Vacation Manager about the optional hotel extension – which will add one night to your Hong Kong hotel stay. Due to the Lunar New Year celebrations hotel extensions in Hong Kong must be made well in advance and are subject to availability.