Cunard Southeast Asia Cruises

Thousands of years of history are waiting for you in Southeast Asia and Cunard is the perfect way to explore the Far East. Small town ports allow you to delve into the culture in places like Hualien, while metropolitan ports such as Shanghai give you all the cultural immersion, but with a bustling night-life and lively atmosphere! No matter what kind of journey you desire, you’ll find it in Southeast Asia with Cunard. Imagine enjoying all the wonders of the Asian continent in the luxurious, comfortable accommodations that guests have come to expect from Cunard. Now that you’re imagining, hold that thought and call The Cruise Web at 1-800-377-9383 to learn more about exploring Southeast Asia with Cunard.

Things to Do on a Southeast Asia Cruise with Cunard Line

History buffs, foodies, and nature lovers all agree that Southeast Asia is the perfect place to visit! All for different reasons, obviously, but blend some history, sushi and breathtaking panoramas, and they all flock here! Find your Zen at any number of temples, eat your favorite Chinese food in China, or even get a first-hand look inside a hundreds-of-years old silk factory! No matter what you decide to do, you’ll return home with greater appreciation for Asian culture, memories, and of course, a hankering for your next cruise. Continue below for our favorite things to do on a Cunard cruise to Southeast Asia:

• Ancient Water-Village (Zhujiajiao, China)
  “The Venice of the East” before Venice was, well, Venice! Visit this ancient village, connected through canals and waterways and dubbed a “water-village” by the locals.
   

• Monkey Island & Hot Spring Center (Cai Bao, Vietnam)
  We probably had you at “Monkey Island” where you can play with monkeys and then kick back in a natural hot spring. It doesn’t get better than that!
   

• Explore the Cu Chi Tunnels (Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) Vietnam)
  Used during the Vietnam War to conduct guerilla warfare, these tunnels were a gateway for Viet Cong troops. There is still a full-sized shooting range in the tunnels.
   

• Kenchoji Temple (Kamakura, Japan)
  Located in the Kanawaga prefecture, this temple is the #1 Zen temple in the world, literally. This temple ranks #1 in the Five Great Zen Temples and opened its doors in 1253, making it the oldest Zen monastery in the country.
   

• Cansaulim Beach (Goa, India)
  Enjoy the golden sands and golden tans for which Cansaulim Beach in Gao is known! Relax under the swaying palms or grab a surfboard for some gnarly waves.
   

• Open Air Marketplaces & Shopping (assorted locations)
  Throughout this region, the towns are speckled with open-air markets with artisans and salesmen alike flaunting their wares!