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Yang-Tze River Hash Cruise 11–24
Nov 2019 Zhangjiajie-Shanghai-Wuhan- 3 Gorges -Chongqing-Xian-Beijing,
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Registration
is Open US$3,674 per person after Hash Group discount* *Based
upon Double-Occupancy and does not include air connection from Zhangjiajie to Shanghai after Pan-Asia (~US$227pp) |
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Shanghai to
Beijing *Add
~US$227 Air Fare from ZhangJiajie (Pan-Asia 2019)
to Shanghai Round
Trip Air to China from your home country as low as US$799 |
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All prices are in US dollars. Price includes your $125 Hash Group
Discount. Also includes mimosas and champagne for breakfast, beer and wine with
lunch and dinner, 5 Hash runs, free wifi, a giveaway
and a patch.
Discount Prices now extended through 8 July 2018!!
The
Yangtze River Hash Cruise is a 13 night/14day all-inclusive hash event on board
the Viking Ship Emerald sailing, hashing and touring with Hashers through Shanghai,
Wuhan, up the Yangtze River through Three Gorges, to Chunqing,
with connections, hotel rooms and tours in Xian and Beijing .
This PostLube event is being offered after PanAsia
2019. It starts with a flight from Zhangjiajie (DYG)
Airport (where PanAsia just finished) and flies to
Shanghai on 11 Nov 2019, where your land package starts. Includes 3 meals per day, champagne &
mimosas for breakfast, beer & wine with lunch & dinner on board, 12 day tours, 5 hash runs, 2 Pay as you Go Pub Crawls and
you don’t have to pack your bags each day! Prices start at $3674 per person
with additional $799 and up for round trip air fare from North America. Prices good through 8 July 2018. Book now, for I expect this
cruise to fill up completely.
View modern & imperial landscapes
This Cruise and Land Package
deepens your understanding of China’s imperial history and forward-thinking
modernity on one wide-ranging cruisetour. Gaze upon
Shanghai's cutting-edge skyline. Step inside the massive Three Gorges Dam. Admire
emerald-draped cliff faces and hushed monasteries during a tranquil Yangtze
river cruise. Marvel at 8,000 ancient Terra Cotta Warriors, each distinctly
carved. And trace timeworn steps along the Great Wall. Join us on this most
enlightening of journeys.
Call Viking River Cruises at 888-663-8454 Ext 5074 and refer to
Booking #5098349. Whether you have cruised before or this is your
first cruise, please link your reservation to this booking number and email
me so that I can add you to the announcements, updates and get your goodie
bag prepared. Alternatively, you may email Gibson
Saenz with the following information.
Passport Names:
Birthdates:
Addresses:
E-Mail
Addresses:
Telephone
Numbers:
Name of Cruise
Itinerary: Imperial Jewels of China
Dates of Desired
Travel: November
11, 2019
Desired Cabin
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Doing anything with Hashers is always more fun!!
Day by Day
11 Nov
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Shanghai, China
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The metropolis
and financial center of Shanghai orbits around its famous Bund, an elegant
riverfront promenade overlooked by colonial-era banks.
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12 Nov
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Shanghai, China
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The largest city
in China and one of the world’s most important ports, Shanghai began as a
tiny fishing village 5,000 years ago.
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13 Nov
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Wuhan, China
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Wuhan, an
historic city and important commercial center, is divided by the Yangtze and
Han Rivers.
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14 Nov
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Wuhan, China
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One of the most
important cities of China’s Republican Revolution, this capital of Hubei
province is a gateway to the Yangtze Gorges.
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15 Nov
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Jingzhou, China
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Within Jingzhou, ancient Ying’s city walls, gates and
watchtowers help Jingzhou strike a dramatic pose on
the Yangtze’s banks.
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16 Nov
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Wu Gorge, China
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At 25 miles
long, Wu Gorge is a breathtaking canvas of forest-covered mountains, sheer
cliffs, rising mist and cascading waterfalls.
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17 Nov
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Three Gorges, China
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Part of the
Three Gorges system on the Yangtze River, Wu Gorge is perhaps the most
beautiful stretch in the river.
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18 Nov
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Shibaozhai, China
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Shibaozhai Temple (Precious Stone
Fortress) is a gem of Chinese architecture.
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19 Nov
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Chongqing, China
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Perched on steep
hills where the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers meet, Chongqing was one of the
Allies’ three World War II headquarters.
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20 Nov
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Xian, China
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Over 3,100 years
old, Xian rivals Egypt and Greece as the birthplace of civilization; its peak
came during the glorious Tang Dynasty.
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21 Nov
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Beijing, China
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The third most
populous city in the world, Beijing is a major political and business hub.
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22 Nov
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Beijing, China
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Quiet warrens of
courtyard homes, Beijing at its most authentic, recall the Peking of old.
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23 Nov
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Beijing, China
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From the
sprawling Forbidden City to the serpentine Great Wall, Beijing is a massive
repository of the monuments of the past.
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24 Nov
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Beijing, China
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Beijing, a grand
imperial capital from the 10th century until Communism in 1949, holds over
3,000 years of history.
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Links for more info
*After putting your US$500 per person
deposit down, to qualify for this promotion, the balance is due 6 months prior
to boarding. You can cancel at any time up until 121 days prior and only
forfeit US$100 or you can purchase Travel Protection and cancel for any reason
up until 14 days prior and receive all of your money back. See Viking
Cruises for details.
Instead of calling internationally, you can call on Skype and
provide your credit card payment on the phone, or just email
Gibson and he will set up your reservation, and accept your payment.
Make sure you
include booking #5098349. A $500 deposit will hold your reservation until the
balance is due. Credit cards and e-checks are accepted (there is a 3.3%
discount for e-checks). Foreign transaction fees are reimbursable by Viking
River Cruises when paying them directly.