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Cruise itinerary

15 night hong kong to incheon

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Ship: Silver Muse (details)
Cruise line: Silversea

Departure date: Sunday, March 05, 2028
Return date: Monday, March 20, 2028
Departure port: Hong Kong
Ports of call: Kaohsiung, Keelung, Ishigaki, Naha, Shanghai, Tianjin
Return port: Seoul

Prices:

Suite $11,700

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Day Location

1
Hong Kong
2
Hong Kong
3
Kaohsiung
4
Keelung
5
Ishigaki
6
Naha
7
Shanghai
8
Tianjin
9
Seoul
10
Seoul

Wilson Hui: "This is a view of the Pudong area from across the Huang Pu river on the Bund. You really don't get a good sense of scale here, but the Jin Mao Tower used to be the tallest building in China until the Shanghai World Financial Tower came along. Soon it'll be dwarfed by the Shanghai Tower seen under construction here."

Golden Buddha with Silk Quilt in the Jiaodaokou district of Beijing.

The Yonghe Temple in Beijing is also known as the Palace of Peace and Harmony Lama Temple.

The Old Summer Palace was a complex of palaces and gardens in Beijing, the place where the emperors of the Qing dynasty resided and governed.

Lanterns decorate a park pathway in Beijing, China

The Hall of Supreme Harmony is the largest hall within the Forbidden City of Beijing, China.

A garden in the Forbidden City in Beijing, China.

Merchants wrap up items for shoppers at the night market in Beijing.

The Great Wall of China near Beijing. The wall, built from 220 BC to the 1600s, is the world's largest military structure and can be seen from the moon.

A stage show in Beijing, China.

An elderly woman stands in quiet appreciation of the beauty of the fall flowers in Chaoyang Park in Beijing, China

Jinshang Park is north of the Forbidden City in Beijing.

Guardian lion of Gate of Supreme Harmony (Taihe men) in the Forbidden City area of Beijing.

Tiananmen Square Tower in Beijing, China.

Beijing National Stadium (also known as the Bird's Nest) is the stadium in Beijing built for the 2008 Summer Olympics.