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On this special program, you can rely on:

• Smithsonian Journeys Expert. Their enthusiasm is contagious; their expert guidance consistently brings depth,excitement, and substance to the travelers who join them onour tours.

• An exceptional travel value. It would be impossible for anindependent traveler to arrange all these unique experiences,inclusions and services at a comparable price.

• Unique access to local sites. Gain preferred entrance topopular sites and to uncover the region’s hidden treasures.

• Experienced Travel Directors who attend to every detail of your journey.

• Expertise of local guides who possess authoritative knowledge of the region and offer personal insight into local culture.

• Flexibility and customization. Free time during the tripallows you to pursue your own interests.

• Safety and security. In a country where you might notknow the language or culture, professional staff is on hand toease your way and provide any help you may need

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CRUISE FROM SINGAPORE TO BALI

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Actual departure and return dates may vary depending on your flight routing and schedule.

Toni Tack is an archaeologistand art histori-an specializingin SoutheastAsia who haslived and

worked in Indonesia for morethan 20 years. Toni studied atthe Sorbonne University Parisand received her degree in arthistory and archaeology ofSoutheast Asia with a specialtyin Indonesian studies from theUniversity of Amsterdam. Shehas served as a consultant ondocumentaries about Indonesiaproduced by the BBC and TheDiscovery Channel. Toni workedas a consultant for variousIndonesian governmental institutions as well as withUNESCO Indonesia on projectsto safeguard the BorobudurMonument. Having traveled overvirtually the entire Indonesianarchipelago, she has in-depthknowledge of this part of theworld. On tour, she will introduceyou to her broad network offriends and colleagues—professors, politicians, businesspeople, musicians,spiritual leaders, and artists.

Ikat weaving, Lewokluo

Air Program•SPECIAL AIRFARE to Singapore with return from Bali, Indonesia, fromselect North American gateways.

• Includes all transfers and baggage handling between airports, hotels,and embarkation/disembarkation piers for Air Program passengers.

• Receive flight insurance worth up to $250,000, subject to policy terms.

Land/Cruise Program•Two nights in Singapore at the Shangri-La Singapore.•14 nights aboard MV Aegean Odyssey from Singapore to Indonesia.–An elegant, but casual and relaxing atmosphere.–Well-appointed and comfortable staterooms.–Attentive and gracious service.–A library with a well-stocked selection of books, newspapers, magazines,and more.

–Open seating in your choice of two indoor restaurants plus the outdoorterrace.

–Room service for beverages and light snacks.–Afternoon tea with pastries, sandwiches, and cakes; light snacks in the evening.

–Historians and other experts will enhance your experience with a series of lectures.

–Musical entertainment each evening.•Three nights in Bali at the InterContinental Bali Resort.•Enjoy an extensive meal program, featuring 19 breakfasts, 14 lunches, and14 dinners, including wine, beer, or soft drinks at dinner on board.

• Special Welcome, Farewell, and Captain's Receptions• Expert guides, using a state-of-the-art Quietvox portable audio headset system, will offer informative commentary on most shore excursions.

•Guided excursions in each city or port:–Enjoy a panoramic tour of Singapore.– Explore Semarang and Borobudur, a complex of Buddhist temples built1,200 years ago.

–Visit an orangutan rehabilitation center in Borneo.–Discover the history of Ujung Pandang, a spice port in the 16th century.–Get to know the Toraja, a mountain people in Palopo.–Admire the beauty of Lewokluo, settled by the Portuguese, and witnessikat weaving.

–Walk on the beaches of Komodo, native home of the Komodo dragon.

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Voyages toAntiquity cruiseline proudly offersBalcony Class, aspecial level ofaccommodationdesigned especiallyfor guests in thesuites, juniorsuites, and staterooms incabin categories A to D. In additionto standard cabinfeatures, whichinclude a flat-screen TV,safe, hair dryer,and plush bedding;guests in BalconyClass also enjoyaccommodationswith a balcony, a welcome bottleof champagne, a refrigeratorstocked with softdrinks, complimentarybottled water,plush robes andslippers, andMolton Brownbathroom amenities.

–Tour Bali, including the Monkey Forestand Badung Market.

•Gratuities for cabin and on board restaurant staff, and guides and driverson included excursions, are provided.

• Knowledge of a Smithsonian JourneysExpert to enhance your insight into the region.

• Services of an experienced TravelDirector throughout the trip.

• Services of a Passenger ServiceRepresentative prior to departure.

Dear Smithsonian Traveler,Join us on a cruise of the Jewels of Indonesia as we journey from

Singapore to Bali. Throughout the voyage, a Smithsonian JourneysExpert will be by your side to explain the history and significance of each destination, bringing the ancient sites to life. Along the way,we will explore the Buddhist temple compounds at Borobudur onthe island of Java and admire the natural beauty of places such asKomodo National Park, the native home of the Komodo dragon.Visit Borneo, where you will visit a renowned orangutan sanctuary,and explore lesser-known treasures.

Begin with two nights in Singapore, where you can immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of this exciting city-state. Then,embark on a 14-night cruise aboard MV Aegean Odyssey, a boutiqueship known for cruising the smaller, less crowded harbors andcloser to the coast for fabulous views. Along the way, dock in UjungPandang and Palopo, among other sites. Conclude your journey onthe lush island of Bali, where you will visit the artist enclave ofUbud and the island’s world-famous beaches.

An experienced Travel Director will accompany you throughoutyour program to handle every detail, allowing you to enjoy your tripto the fullest. Space for this spectacular cruise will sell out quickly,and we urge you to book your preferred cabin today!

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LAND/CRUISE PRICES Price

M Standard Inside (Belvedere/Columbus) $5,450Categories H-M: 130 sq. ft. Two twin beds with private shower.

L Premium Inside (Columbus) $5,795

K Premium Inside (Belvedere) $6,195

J Standard Outside (Columbus) Porthole views. $6,545

I Premium Outside (Bridge) Obstructed views. $6,995

H Premium Outside (Belvedere/Columbus) $7,395

G Premium Outside (Lido/Bridge) $7,795130-150 sq. ft. Private shower. Double bed or two twin beds.

F Deluxe Outside (Bridge/Belvedere) $8,295170-200 sq. ft. Bath/shower or walk-in shower. Double bed or two twin beds.

E Deluxe Outside (Belvedere) $8,645215 sq. ft. Bath/shower or walk-in shower. Double bed or two twin beds.

D Deluxe Balcony (Belvedere) $9,395275 sq. ft. Bath/shower or walk-in shower, sitting area and private balcony. Double bed or two twin beds.

C Deluxe Balcony (Lido/Bridge) $9,895275 sq. ft. Bath/shower or walk-in shower, sitting area and private balcony. Double bed or two twin beds. Cabins on

Lido Deck are smaller and do not have a sitting area.

B Junior Suite, Balcony (Lido) $10,995310 sq. ft. Marble bathroom, walk-in closet, sitting area and private balcony. Double bed or two twin beds.

A Owners Suite, Balcony (Lido) $11,895550 sq. ft. Marble bathroom, dressing area, separate sitting area and private balcony. Double bed or two twin beds.

All suites, staterooms and cabins have flat-screen TV, safe and hair dryer and are fully air-conditioned.

All prices quoted are in USD, per person, based on double occupancy and include governmental taxes and cruise fuel surcharges. Port charges are an additional $495 per person. Tipping of cabin staff,restaurant staff and included excursion guides and drivers is included. Single prices availableupon request.

Special airfares include round trip flights, fuels surcharges, taxes, transfers and baggage handling. Pricesfrom other departure cities are available upon request.

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Left: Terraced rice fields, Bali

Above: Pagoda, Singapore

Cover: Girl in traditionalBalinese costume

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INTERCONTINENTAL BALI RESORT

Located at exclusive Jimbaran Bay, thiselegant hotel combines traditional Balinese architecture with deluxe modernamenities. The spa offers treatments thatfocus on the Balinese principles of healing, while the decorative ponds andwinding lagoon provide a relaxing outdoor oasis. Savor international andAsian fare at a selection of restaurants.

SHANGRI-LA SINGAPORE

The centrally located Shangri-La Singapore, set among lush green space,offers a respite from the bustling citywhile remaining convenient to shopping,dining, and entertainment venues. Thehotel boasts elegant guest rooms andsuites as well as a fitness center, an outdoor pool, tennis courts, a luxuriousspa featuring holistic treatments, a business center, restaurants, a lounge,24-hour room service, and free Wi-Fi.

BorneoUjung PandangSingapore Toraja homes

BaliUbudKomodo National Park

Classically elegant, yet far from formal, MV AegeanOdyssey is the ideal ship for touring antiquity. This is a premium-class vessel, rebuilt for cruising coastal waters. The ship easily approaches islands, enters remoteinlets, and explores ancient sites inaccessible to larger vessels, opening up experiences to you that others miss.This is boutique-style cruising. The ship carries an averageof 350 passengers accommodated in comfortable and well-appointed suites, junior suites, and staterooms. Enjoya casual dress code, open-seated dining, and many diversions, including the outdoor pool, a full-service spa,and stimulating talks in the lecture theater.

Two restaurants feature delicious and healthful choices,with select dishes celebrating Southeast Asia’s glorious culinary tradition. Enjoy full waiter service and easy sophistication in the Marco Polo, the ship’s more formaldining room, where lunches and dinners feature delectableentrees. At dinner, complimentary house wines are carefully sourced from noted wine regions around theworld. The Terrace Café offers cooking on the open grilland indoor and alfresco seating for breakfast, lunch, anddinner. The bistro-style restaurant serves appetizers such assatay and other authentic regional specialties. For a specialtreat, take afternoon tea — an English tradition made magicalwhen enjoyed at sea. AegeanOdyssey’s crowning touch is thefine service of the crew, whose attention to detail and graciousness will complete your unforgettable voyage to antiquity.

A casual and relaxed atmosphere on board

Friendly, attentive service

Elegantly appointed accommodations

Above: Temple, BorobudurAbove left: Buddha statue and stupas, Borobudur

Top Lecturers and Fascinating TalksThe lecturers and speakers on this boutique

cruise are leaders in their fields, often affiliatedwith the world’s prestigious universities including Oxford and Cambridge, best-selling authors, and experts from fine museums and organizations such as the Archaeological Institute of America. They are selected for theirknowledge of Southeast Asia and their ability tobring the history, archaeology, architecture andart of ancient civilizations to life.Assisting the speakers during lectures and

on trips ashore will be a team of young classicalhistory graduates whose enthusiasm and specialized knowledge will enhance your explorations.

DISCOVER THE HISTORY, ART AND CULTURES OF THE FAR EAST

| UNESCO |The Buddhist temple complex of Borobudurand Komodo National Park are the UNESCOWorld Heritage sites on this program.

Day One

Depart your gateway city for Singapore.AAProvided for Air Program participants.

Days Two & Three b(day 3)Singapore

Cross the International Date Line. Upon arrival, transferA to the Shangri-La Singapore.This evening, attend a Welcome Reception.Excursion: Singapore by River. Take an afternoon cruise of the Singapore River. Sailbeneath the sweeping arches of EsplanadeBridge to arrive at Merlion Park.

Day Four b | dSingapore | At Sea

Spend the morning at leisure in Singapore.Excursion: Treasures of Singapore. Takea panoramic tour of the Civic District. See thePadang, City Hall, the Cricket Club, and othercultural and historic sites.This afternoon, transfer to MV AegeanOdyssey for embarkation.

Days Five & Six b | l | dAt Sea

Take advantage of the ship’s many amenitiesduring two full days of cruising. Perhaps visitthe Athena Health Spa. On Day Five, gather with your fellow travelersin the evening for a Captain’s Welcome Reception.

Day Seven b | l | dSemarang, Java, Indonesia

Excursion: Borobudur. Situated on thenorth coast of Java, Semarang is a formerDutch colonial port. From here, you will travelinland to the central mountains and the temple complex of Borobudur. Said by historian Arnold Toynbee to be the equal ofthe Parthenon, Borobudur, the Mountain ofStatues, is a truly breathtaking sight. It boastsmore than 500 statues of Buddha.

Days Eight & Nine b | l | dAt Sea

Enjoy informative lectures and discussions orrelax on the sweeping sundeck.

Day Ten b | l | dBalikpapan, Borneo

Excursion: Exotic Borneo. From the portof Balikpapan, visit the Samboja Lestari complex to observe orangutans around thelodge and the Borneo sun bear. This area is dedicated to orangutan survival and was established in the 1990s. Continue to Teritipto a crocodile farm home to three species ofthe exotic animal.

Day Eleven b | l | dAt Sea

Spend a day relaxing at sea. Consider challenging a fellow traveler to a board game.A selection of games is available to passengers.

Day Twelve b | l | dUjung Pandang

Excursion: Ujung Pandang. This city, formerly known as Makassar, was one of theworld’s most important spice ports in the16th century and remains a vital harbor incontemporary Indonesia. Sights of traditionalsailing boats greet you in Paotere Harbor.Visit a traditional market, Fort Rotterdam, andMuseum Balla Lompoa.

Day Thirteen b | l | dAt Sea

Enjoy the panoramic views from the ship’sObservational Lounge or cool off in the outdoor pool.

Day Fourteen b | l | dPalopo, Sulawesi

Excursion: The Toraja. Visit the Toraja, anethnic group indigenous to the mountainous

region of South Sulawesi. Torajan arerenowned for their elaborate funeral rites,burial sites carved into rocky cliffs, massivepeaked-roof traditional houses known astongkonan, and colorful woodcarvings.

Day Fifteen b | l | dAt Sea

Perhaps relax in the well-stocked library oryour stateroom during your last full day at sea.

Day Sixteen b | l | dLewokluo

Excursion: Lewokluo. Travel inlandthrough lush plantations to the village ofLewokluo, where you will witness ikat weaving. En route back to the ship, stop atMokantarak to enjoy the magnificent views of Oka Bay.

Day Seventeen b | l | dKomodo

Excursion: The Komodo Dragon. Ringedby a coral reef, the tiny island of Komodo isbest known as the home of the world’s largestlizard, the Komodo dragon, which can weighmore than 150 pounds (68 kilograms).Rangers will guide you through Komodo

National Park to see these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat. Then, boarda boat to visit Kampung Komodo and meet thelocal people.This evening, join your fellow travelers for aFarewell Reception.

Day Eighteen b | lBali

This morning, disembark MV Aegean Odysseyand transfer to the InterContinental Bali Resort. Excursion: Village Life. Observe everydayBalinese life at a traditional compound. Visitrice fields to learn about age-old farmingmethods. Continue to Ubud, Bali’s artist enclave. Stroll through the Monkey Forest andobserve the macaques before visiting UbudPalace and the market.Later, check in to the hotel.

Day Nineteen bBali

Excursion: City Life. Explore Denpasar, the capital of Bali. Visit Badung Market, thelargest traditional market on the island. Continue to the Bali Museum, which

showcases artifacts that date from the BronzeAge as well as contemporary art and crafts. Visit a batik factory to observe the process of making this traditional textile.Independent Exploration: The remainder of the day is at leisure.

Day Twenty bBali

Enjoy your last full day in Bali at leisure.

Day Twenty-one bIn Transit

Transfer to Ngurah Rai International Airportfor the return flight to your gateway city. A

Note: Itinerary sequence and/or scheduled events maychange. Some included sightseeing itineraries can bestrenuous; therefore, a reasonable level of fitness is recommended. Some passengers may decide to take abreak on certain days and explore the environs aroundthe port. Included meals indicated each day as B | L | D = Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.Any Optional Excursions offered on site will be at anadditional cost.

PROGRAMHIGHLIGHTS

•Explore fascinating Singapore and Baliwhile based at luxurioushotels.

•A Smithsonian JourneysExpert brings knowledge,insight, and perspective toevery destination.

•Cruise to Java, Borneo,and the islands of Indonesia during a 14-night voyage on MV Aegean Odyssey.

•Visit the stunning Buddhisttemple complex ofBorobudur, said to bethe equal of the Parthenon.

•Admire Indonesia’s richmarine life and see Komodo dragons, theworld’s largest livinglizards, at Komodo National Park.

•An included excursionin each port of call and alecture series presented by noted scholars enhanceyour understanding of the local culture.

•On board the ship, enjoyan informal cruising experience, a multitudeof amenities, and excellent dining choices.

MV AEGEAN ODYSSEY Cruise in comfort, relax in style.

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