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Hong Kong’s glittering forest of skyscrapers stands between mountains and sea. |
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Hong Kong is home to long-cherished Eastern traditions amid modern Western sensibilities. |
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The East China Sea, one of the four seas of legend, has a storied history. |
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Taipei exudes an intriguing blend of Chinese, Japanese and Western influences. |
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The East China Sea carried early traders from afar to the shores of Shanghai. |
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Set in the shadow of a towering volcano, Kagoshima’s scenic bay is a sunken caldera. |
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East and West converge in Nagasaki, where Dutch traders resided for two centuries. |
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South Korea’s “second city,” Busan boasts 17 centuries of history. |
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Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park embodies its residents’ hopes for the future. |
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Resilient Hiroshima has been gloriously rebuilt as a modern, forward-looking city. |
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Osaka is home to ancient shrines that draw pilgrims from all over Japan. |
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Watched over by Mt. Fuji’s snowy, symmetrical cone, Shimizu enjoys a dramatic setting. |
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Shimizu, long a thriving harbor town, exports green tea leaves cultivated in nearby hills. |
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Lively capital of the “Land of the Rising Sun,” Tokyo is the cultural heart of Japan. |
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Energetic Tokyo is a spellbinding blend of towering skyscrapers and tranquil Shinto shrines. |
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Once a tiny fishing village, Tokyo’s history was shaped by emperors and shoguns. |
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The Tsugaru Strait is surrounded by the green slopes of Japan’s dramatic coastal mountains. |
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The cultural center of Hokkaidō, Sapporo is renowned for its traditional cuisine. |
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Sapporo’s lovely green spaces, shrines and markets are spread at the foot of Mt. Moiwa. |
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Korsakov enjoys a bayside setting at the southern end of Sakhalin Island. |
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Cruise the waters of the Sea of Okhotsk today, named for the first Russian settlement in the Far East. |
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Ringed by volcanoes, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky is an important Russian settlement. |
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Set in scenic hills by the Sea of Okhotsk, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky is a fishing center. |
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This body of water is named for Danish explorer Vitus Bering, who under Russian service chartered these waters in 1728. |
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As you cross the International Date Line today, you will “cruise into yesterday,” gaining a day. |
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Some 30 species of seabird skim the Bering Sea for sustenance, from the tufted puffin to the albatross. |
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Alaska’s scenic Dutch Harbor was once central to the Russian fur trade. |
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The Gulf of Alaska is surrounded by lush forests, soaring mountains and gleaming glaciers. |
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Kodiak, “Alaska’s Emerald Isle,” is a fascinating blend of Alutiiq and Russian heritage. |
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Seward enjoys a scenic setting, nestled between soaring peaks on Resurrection Bay. |
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Valdez enjoys a breathtaking setting in a deep-cut fjord in Prince William Sound. |
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Yakutat Bay, fed by the Hubbard Glacier, is surrounded by snow-covered mountain slopes. |
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A former canning station, Icy Strait Point is steeped in Tlingit heritage. |
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Scenic Sitka is a fascinating mix of Tlingit and Russian culture. |
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Ketchikan is home to the world’s largest collection of standing totem poles. |
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The Inside Passage winds through a fjord-like maze of snowcapped mountains and emerald islands. |
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Set between mountains and sea, Vancouver boasts endless cultural and natural riches. |
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Viking Inclusive Value
So much is included in the price of your cruise:
YOUR STATEROOM INCLUDES:
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Cultural Curriculum®
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Meals including regional specialties
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Most al fresco dining at sea
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Walking track & sports deck
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24-hour Guest Services
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Welcome Cocktails & Farewell Reception
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Curated library
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Viking Service Guarantee
Pre & Post Cruise Extensions
More days means more to discover, with extension packages you can add before or after your Viking cruise or cruisetour. Maximize the value of your overseas flight and enjoy additional days to explore your embarkation or disembarkation city, or see a new destination altogether with a choice of exciting cities.
