Treasures of Southeast Asia

Travel aboard the Eastern & Oriental Express and explore Southeast Asia. From multicultural Singapore and stunning Malaysia to irresistible Bangkok and Angor Wat, you’ll stand in awe of centuries-old temples, shimmering palaces, glorious scenery, and jungle-shrouded ruins.

Treasures of Southeast Asia

Travel aboard the Eastern & Oriental Express and explore Southeast Asia. From multicultural Singapore and stunning Malaysia to irresistible Bangkok and Angor Wat, you’ll stand in awe of centuries-old temples, shimmering palaces, glorious scenery, and jungle-shrouded ruins.

Highlights

  • Be immersed in Singapore’s multicultural tapestry, exploring Kampong Glam, Little India, and Chinatown, and marveling at the iconic Supertrees of Gardens by the Bay.
  • Experience the opulence of the Eastern & Oriental Express and traverse wild Malaysia, enjoying breathtaking scenery and excursions at Langkawi’s Pulau Payar Marine Park.
  • Discover local life along the Chao Phraya River with a scenic cruise, complemented by a thrilling tuk-tuk ride through bustling Bangkok and a visit to the ancient capital of Ayutthaya.
  • Uncover the mystique of Cambodia’s legendary ruins, including the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat, and delve into tantalizing food cultures with cooking demonstrations of regional delicacies.
This is an exclusive U-M departure operated by AHI.

Itinerary

Day 1: Depart U.S. for Singapore
Day 2: Cross the International Dateline
Day 3: Singapore
Day 4: Singapore
Day 5: Singapore
Day 6: Singapore | Malaysia
Day 7: Taman Negara National Park
Day 8: Panang Island
Day 9: Malaysia | Singapore | Bangkok, Thailand
Day 10: Bangkok
Day 11: Siem Reap, Cambodia
Day 12: Bangkok | Siem Reap
Day 13: Angkor Wat
Day 14: Angkor Thom | Ta Prohm | Thommanon
Day 15: Depart for U.S.

Host

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Brian Coppola

Arthur F Thurnau Professor

Fun fact

I lived in five different countries.

U-M Role

I’m a global change ecologist, working on how global change factors (climate, pollution, landscape degradation) affect natural ecosystems and the services they provide to society. My field work focuses on Forest Ecosystems in the Great Lakes region. Related to that topic I teach Woody Plants of Michigan and Forest Ecosystems (this class at the University of Michigan Biological Station). My research also addresses ‘forecasting’, i.e., predicting the structure and function of ecosystems and natural populations. In that area, mostly analysis and modeling, I work with species and systems all over the world. I also teach two classes related to this topic: Natural Resource Statistic and Analysis and Modeling of Environmental Data.

Available to Book
March 19-April 3, 2025

Starting price

$9,290

Deposit per person

$600

Countries Visited

Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand

Activity Level

Medium
March 19-April 3, 2025

Starting price

$9,290
*Single supplement applies

Deposit per person

$600

Countries Visited

Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand

Activity Level

Medium
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