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China beckons with an unmissable deal

Experience culture, cuisine and natural beauty on Viking’s 15-day Coastal Jewels of China voyage from Beijing to Hong Kong or vice versa.

Unbelievably priced from $5,795 per person in a Veranda Stateroom, with savings of up to $12,800 per couple on select September to October 2025 sailings.

With Viking’s deep understanding of Chinese culture, why not join this stunning cruise and immerse yourself in this distinctive country’s cuisines and landscapes.

Explore Shanghai’s Bund and seldom-visited ports for a rare glimpse into Chinese life, revealing a rich tapestry of traditions, flavours and natural beauty on this fully guided voyage along China’s southeastern coast.

Beginning in the bustling port city of Tianjin, the gateway to the Chinese capital of Beijing, the city shows off its strategic location along the Grand Canal which has attracted traders from across the globe for centuries.

Visit Dalian which enjoys a privileged stature as one of China’s most liveable cities. Whether you enjoy the traditional art of Chinese paper cutting, art with dough, the martial arts-themed museum, ride a tram or a visit to the traditional local food market and a delicious meal at the residence of a local family, Dalian will excite.

Qingdao enjoys clear air, sweeping sea views and European influences and many love a trip to the Tsingtao Beer Museum or the Taoist Taiquing Palace and Laoshan Mountain, one of the birthplaces of the Chinese philosophy of Tao

Shanghai is China’s largest city and one of the world’s most important ports. Guests can witness a spectacular acrobatic show, stroll the iconic waterfront district of Bund, take a trip up to Shanghai Tower or indulge in a feast for the senses in the city’s French quarter.

Explore Dongsh with privileged access for Viking customers, enjoy a Zhoushan style feast or discover the art of calligraphy on Zhoushan on the largest island of the 1400 island and 3000 reefs in the isles.

Whether on land or sea guests of SLSC will enjoy a holiday like never before with supreme luxury while sailing and privileged access and many organised guided tours to many previously unseen

The district of Dongtou has a strong fishing tradition and is renowned for its peculiar rock formations. Here visitors can delve into the history and culture and enjoy the sweeping views from Wanghai Tower or learn the techniques of making sea mud pottery or the ancient art of shell carving

Admire the natural beauty of Pingtan’s north shore and learn about the significance of the 68 Nautical Mile site or immerse in the deep-rooted and rich practices of Taoism during a visit to the bustling Nine Immortals Taoist Temple.

Delve into China’s revered tea culture in Xiamen, one of China’s most fascinating cities. Here those lucky enough to be on this cruise can join an expert guide on a Privileged Access tour to view the historic architecture of Gulangyu Island.

Unwind sailing the South China Sea where one third of the world’s maritime shipping pass, in the sauna, Snow Grotton or the Thermal pool.

Sail into Shenzhen nicknamed China’s ‘Silicon Valley’ and experience a mesmerizing drone experience, an oil painting class or discover the fascinating Sea World.

Viking’s award-winning state-of-the-art ocean vessels are intimate yet sophisticated. Custom-designed with fewer than 1,000 guests and all veranda staterooms, they take you as close as possible to each destination, sailing right into the heart of some of the world’s greatest cities.

With no kids, no casinos, and everything you need to be included, they focus on delivering meaningful experiences tailored to you.

Please visit www.viking.com or call 138 747 to learn more about this truly one-of-a-kind trip to the Far East.

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