Asian Sampler Platter a 12-Night Adventure to KOREA - JAPAN - HONG KONG

Teresa Beall Expeditions presents Asian Sampler Platter A 12-night Adventure to KOREA - JAPAN - HONG KONG

October 23-November 4, 2019 / $3279 pp

This expedition begins in South Korea's capital city, SEOUL, a living, breathing mash up of history and modernity. Centuries-old courtyards hug the roots of brand-new high-rises and traditional teashops vie with Starbucks for customers. You will find this contrast everywhere: from the glitz and glamour of the Gangnam district to the grand, tranquil palaces of the Jongno area. The dynamic capital burgeons with inventive restaurants, galleries and boutiques. Having rebuilt after the Korean War and hosted the world for the 1988 Summer Olympics, Seoul has emerged as one of eastern Asia's most vibrant cities.

Next stop (reached by bullet train): BUSAN. The second largest city located in this mountainous country boasts one of the longest bridges in Asia (the Gwangan Bridge) stretching for almost two kilometers. You can see it from our hotel. The city also has the largest department store in the world. Very little English is spoken here, but the Korean people are known to go out of their way to welcome visitors. From here, you have the option to jet over to the nearby Jeju Island where the Yellow Sea meets the East China Sea -- this subtropical volcanic island is a perfect escape from the mainland. Although the island is loaded with top-notch resorts, museums, restaurants, cafes and even Loveland Amusement Park, the real beauty lies in exploring its natural bounty -- jagged coastlines, scenic roads, hidden white sand beaches, fields of rape flowers, the ever- towering presence of Mount Hallasan, lava-tube hiking, tea-plantation tasting, fresher-than-fresh seafood and watching the legendary Haenyo women divers.

Then we are off to the Japanese YAEYAMA ISLANDS, an archipelago located in the Okinawa Prefecture, south of mainland Japan, where pineapples and sugarcane grow. The Yaeyama’s include almost two dozen islands in total, most uninhabited, this is one of Japan's best diving and snorkeling spots with underwater coral reefs, dolphins, sea turtles and manta rays. We will stay on the largest of the inhabited islands from where we can ferry hop to the other islands to explore, relax and enjoy Japan's most beautiful beaches.

Grand Finale: HONG KONG. The name means "fragrant harbor" in Cantonese and it is a dynamic city of unique sights, sounds and smells. Home to approximately 6.8 million people in a 426-square-mile radius, it bustles with a mix of new and old, classic Asian heritage and the remnants of British rule. Hong Kong is known for its cosmopolitan vibe and high concrete buildings, but outside the urban hive you will find abundant, lush and breathtaking scenery. You will have a free day to catch the ferry over to Macau, if you want. While Hong Kong was a British colony, Macau belonged to the Portuguese. The differences are worth exploring.

We cannot wait to sample these beautiful Asian destinations with you. Annyeong -- ohayō gozaimasu -- ni hao!

Select Accommodations

SEOUL @ THE PLAZA (Autograph Collection) 119 Sogong-ro Jung-gu / +82.2.771.2200 / www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/selak-the-plaza-seoul-autograph-collection The Plaza is 400-room hotel with a boutique atmosphere. Well positioned in the heart of the city's thriving business district with access to subway lines, the property is adjacent to City Hall and very close to Namdaemun Market, Seoul's largest market and a street food lover's dream. Highlights: six restaurants, a bakery, indoor pool and spa.

BUSAN @ WESTIN CHOSUN (Beachfront Hotel) 67 Dongbaek-Ro, Haeundae, Busan / +82.51.749.7000 / www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/puswi-the-westin-chosun-busan The Westin Chosun is 290-room beachfront hotel offering views of Haeundae Beach or Gwangan Bridge. Situated between two parks, the property is a great home base for exploring both nature and the city. Highlights: The hotel offers outdoor activity programs on nearby Oryukdo Island and can also arrange bicycle rentals.

ISHIGAKI @ HOTEL ART (Urban Boutique Hotel) 559 Ohkawa, Ishigaki-shi, Okinawa / +81.980.83.3311 / www.art-ishigakijima.com This 245-room hotel is located on the 2nd largest of the Yaeyama Islands. It is only a 15-minute walk to the ferry terminal where you can set off to explore the other islands and Japan's beautiful beaches. Highlights: art shop/gallery, coffee shop, nightly Okinawan folk music/dance, spa w/traditional Japanese communal baths, and free shuttle to Fusaki Beach.

HONG KONG @ HOTEL STAGE (In the heart of Kowloon) 1 Chi Wo Street, Jordan, Kowloon / +852.3953.2222 / www.hotelstage.com This hotel is located in the heart of blue collar Yau Ma Tei, with workshops spilling out onto sidewalks, fruit markets closing downtown streets and jade hawkers vying for your attention. Endless options on foot: temples, cafes and shops. The hotel is an oasis in the middle of this hubbub. Highlights: hand curated library, wine bar and a gallery. BONUS: 20% discount at Kitchen Savvy and the Muse Wine Bar (be sure to ask!)

Tentative Schedule

Oct 23 (Wed) On arrival TRANSFER: Seoul airport to hotel

Oct 24 (Thu) Seoul 7-10 am Breakfast Anytime @ Seven Square (The Plaza) 10 am-2 pm TBE EXPERIENCE: Seoul Good Walking Tours 6-8 pm TBE SURPRISE: The Pringle Mingle (location TBA)

Oct 25 (Fri) Seoul 7-10 am Breakfast Anytime @ Seven Square (The Plaza) 9 am-5 pm TBE EXPERIENCE: War 1 pm-11 am (+1) TBE EXPERIENCE: Peace

Oct 26 (Sat) Seoul 7-10 am Breakfast Anytime @ Seven Square (The Plaza) *FREE* All day/night on your own

Oct 27 (Sun) Busan 7-7:30 am Breakfast Anytime @ Seven Square (The Plaza) 7:30-8 am TRANSFER: Seoul hotel to train station 9-11:15 am NINJA BULLET TRAIN: Seoul to Busan / Train 117 On arrival TRANSFER: Busan train station to hotel 3-8 pm TBE EXPERIENCE: The Best of Busan *FREE* Rest of evening on your own

Oct 28 (Mon) Busan 6-10 am Breakfast Anytime @ Club Lounge (Westin Chosun) *FREE* All day/night on your own -- Jeju Island, anyone? Spa Land?

Oct 29 (Tue) Ishigaki 4:45 am Take Away Breakfast (Westin Chosun) 5:00 am TRANSFER: Busan hotel to airport 7:40-9:45 am FLIGHT: Busan to Narita (Tokyo) / JAL 960 10:30-12 pm’ish TOKYO ROAD TRIP: Narita-Haneda Airport Bus Interlink 2:15-5:40 pm FLIGHT: Haneda (Tokyo) to Ishigaki / JTA 73 On arrival TRANSFER: Ishigaki airport to hotel *FREE* Rest of evening on your own

Oct 30 (Wed) Ishigaki 7-7:30 am Breakfast Anytime @ Aquarius (Hotel Art) 7:30-6 pm TBE EXPERIENCE: Iriomote Your Way *FREE* Rest of evening on your own

Oct 31 (Thu) Ishigaki 7-10 am Breakfast Anytime @ Aquarius (Hotel Art) 10-11 am Book Club: Pachinko *FREE* All day/night on your own 5-8 or 8-11 pm TBE EXPERIENCE: Stargazing

Nov 1 (Fri) Ishigaki 7-10 am Breakfast Anytime @ Aquarius (Hotel Art) *FREE* All day/night on your own

Nov 2 (Sat) HK 7-9 am Breakfast Anytime @ Aquarius (Hotel Art) 9 am TRANSFER: Ishigaki hotel to airport 11:45 am-1:10 pm FLIGHT: Ishigaki to Hong Kong / UO 813 On arrival TRANSFER: Hong Kong airport to hotel 5:30-7:30 pm TBE EXPERIENCE: Chinese Junk Sunset Cruise *FREE* Rest of evening on your own

Nov 3 (Sun) HK 7-10 am Breakfast Anytime @ Kitchen Savvy (Hotel Stage) *FREE* Morning/early afternoon on your own 3-8 pm TBE SURPRISE: The Hong Kong Hustle

Nov 4-5 HK 7-10 am Breakfast Anytime @ Kitchen Savvy (Hotel Stage) Per schedule TRANSFER: Hong Kong hotel to airport

Expedition Highlights

SEOUL GOOD WALKING TOURS / Oct 24 (10 am to 2 pm) / choice of two experiences This dynamic megacity traces its roots back to the days when it was a royal center for the five-century-long Joseon dynasty. In the 20th century, Seoul emerged as a world capital, catapulted by the country's explosive economic growth following the Korean War. Seoul is now famous for its futuristic architecture, K-Pop and culinary traditions.  Beyond Bibimbap (Food): Outside of K-Pop, Korea’s best-known and most beloved cultural export is its food. The tour will include sampling bites of traditional Korean food in an eating extravaganza, beginning at the renowned Gwangjang Market (the largest meokja golmok food alley in Seoul). Guided by a local culinary writer, chef or expert in Korean cuisine. Sink your teeth into the distinct flavors of Korean delicacies and local raw favorites: Mayak Kimbap (Korean sushi rolls) to Mandoo dumplings to live squid bibimbap (for adventurous foodies only!)  Confucianism to Buddhism (Temples-Faith-Culture): In addition to being a center for tradition and folklore, Korea is also home to a variety of interconnected religious practices. The tour looks at years of Korean thought, from Confucianism to modern Buddhism and Catholicism. In the company of a Korean religious scholar, you will visit a few important religious sites (Confucian Supreme Shrine, Jogyesa Temple, and Myeongdong Catholic Cathedral) and learn how they have overlapped/diverged through history. Wear comfortable walking shoes.

WAR & PEACE / Oct 25 (9 am to 5 pm) or Oct 25-26 (noon to noon, 24 hours) / choice of two experiences  DMZ: The World’s Most Dangerous Border: Private bus/walking tour with visits to Imgingak Peace Park, Freedom Bridge, US War Memorial and the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel plus a rare visit to a real Korean military outpost camp inside the DMZ (exclusively authorized by the Korean Government). Our expert guide will escort us along the infiltration route of the 31 North Korean commandos who invaded the backyard of Blue House to assassinate the South Korean president. Korean BBQ lunch is included.  (Optional) Overnight Temple Stay: Experiential Program: Overnight at the Jogyesa Temple, a Korean Buddhist Monastery, with included activities: temple tour, a traditional tea ceremony, chanting, lotus flower making (origami), Zen meditation, and the 108 prostrations all under the guidance of Buddhist monks. Uniform (vest and trousers) will be provided, but pack simple toiletries: comfortable shoes (no flips flops), warm clothes (nothing sleeveless) and socks. The program is designed to introduce participants to monastic life and to put them on a path to inner peace. Meals at the monastery. Transportation to/back from the temple will be on your own via subway line 1 (Jonggak exit) or line 3 (Anguk exit).

THE BEST OF BUSAN / Oct 27 (3-8 pm) Private bus/walking tour (two groups) with visits to the longest Gwangan Bridge, Gamcheon Culture Village, Jagalchi Market and BIFF Square. Street food samples are included, and other dinner items can be purchased at the last stop. Around 7:30 to 8:00 pm, the bus returns back to the hotel, or you can stay longer and return on your own by private transportation.

IRIOMOTE YOUR WAY (island adventures with lunch) / Oct 30 (7:30 am to 4-6 pm) / choice of three experiences Iriomote Island is largely undeveloped with nearly 90% of its land covered by dense jungles, mangrove forests, rivers and waterfalls. Wide areas of the island are part of the Iriomote Ishigaki National Park. All tours begin/end at the Ishigaki Port & Ferry Terminal (a 30-minute, 1-mile, sloped walk from our hotel). It is easily walkable, but you can hail a taxi if you plan ahead. Check-in begins at the terminal starting at 8:00 am, and ferry boat leaves at 8:30 am for Iriomote to begin your adventure.  Iriomote & Yuba Island Adventure (8 am to 6 pm): Cruise up the Urauchi River through the vast unspoiled jungle and mangrove plantations. Along the way, disembark for a forest walk to Mariyudu Falls (and an optional walk further to Kanpire Falls), plus a visit to Star Sand Beach and Yubu Island by way of carriage drawn by water buffalo. Lunch included.  Snorkeling on Barasu & Hatama Islands (8 am to 6 pm): Three different and unique snorkeling spots on Barasu Island (a small island off of Iriomote formed entirely of dead coral) and Hatoma Island. BBQ lunch included. Please wear your swimsuit under your clothes, and bring a towel, sunscreen and dry clothes. Snorkel and fins provided.  Heavy: Kayaking Nishida River & Trekking to Sangara Waterfall (8 am to 6 pm): Kayak through unspoiled mangrove forests on the Nishida River with a trek up to the Sangara Waterfall. Picnic lunch included. Wear your swimsuit under your clothes, and bring a towel, sunscreen and dry clothes.

STARGAZING / Oct 31 (5-8 pm or 8-11 pm) / choice of two experiences The Yaeyama islands are renowned for the quality of star and planetary observation because the islands sit close to the equator and Tropic of Cancer. The area also has favorable atmospheric conditions (free of jet streams) which provides an opportunity to view the Southern Cross as well as some 84 of the known 88 constellations, weather permitting.  Sunset Canoe Safari with Stargazing (5-8 pm): This sunset to dark kayaking trip takes place on the Miyara River (the longest on Ishigaki) which passes through dense mangrove forests filled with wildlife and a variety of plants. Gently self-paddle along the river watching the sunset and viewing nocturnal wildlife come to life as the skies turn to dark for stargazing. Wear appropriate clothing/footwear, and bring a towel and dry clothes just in case.  Stargazing After Dark (8-11 pm): The tour commences by boarding the bus at the ferry terminal for the drive out to Hoshizora Farm near Miyara Bay, which affords a very dark sky. Although the guide will speak about the various stars and planets in Japanese, we have hired an English interpreter. Telescope provided. After an hour of stargazing, the bus will return to the Ferry Terminal.

CHINESE JUNK SUNSET CRUISE (cocktails/dry snacks) / Nov 2 (5:30-7:30 pm) Much like the iconic skyline of Hong Kong and neon-lit streets, the Chinese junk boats have become recognizable symbols of the city. The Hong Kong Victoria Harbor was once filled with these glorious junk boats used throughout Asia for extensive ocean voyages. However, over the years, the number of junk boats in Chinese waters started to dwindle, one by one. Under the supervision of elder shipbuilders, local craftsmen have constructed a few replicas with traditional methods. In the local Cantonese language, the ships are known as Cheung Po Tsai, and were named after a Hong Kong pirate from the 19th century. We have privately chartered the Aqua Luna II, a modern junk ship based on these ancient Chinese sailing ships first used as seagoing vessels during the Song Dynasty (960-1279). The ship is mainly constructed from wood and bamboo and lacks even one single nail. Its construction was overseen by master craftsman Sifu Au, an 86-year-old shipwright who has built more wooden boats than anyone else in Hong Kong. It is 92 feet long with three trademark sails, but the sails are purely for decoration, as the boat is motorized. With two decks (an open-air deck with loungers upstairs, and a covered space with glass windows downstairs), it can accommodate up to 80 passengers in addition to the crew. Tonight, we have it all to ourselves (just the 35 of us and the crew) for a 45- minute private cruise. Relax in style in a comfy chair or on a lounge bed while you enjoy a cocktail or two and soak up the sights and sounds of Hong Kong's fantastic sunset scene as the skies turn to dark and the city lights begin to glimmer across the water. Our ship sets sail at 6:30 pm from Tsim Sha Tsui Public Pier. It is about a 30 minute walk from our hotel to the ship, so we will depart around 5:30 pm for a leisurely stroll and to time to take in the harbor and find the ship. Before retracing our steps back to the hotel, you can stick around for the harbor light show and/or grab a bite to eat, or not.

TBE SURPRISE: HONG KONG HUSTLE / Nov 3 (3-8 pm) No hints. No exceptions. Just roll with it.

Notes for Your Independent Plans

 In these countries, English is rarely spoken and most road signage will only be in Korean-Japanese-Chinese languages. When you leave the hotels, take the hotel’s business card (with name, address and phone printed in the local language). If you get lost, show the card to a taxi driver to be returned back to the hotel.  Install the app MAPS.ME for access to detailed offline maps of the world that work with iPhone, iPad, and Android. Be sure to download maps of the regions we are visiting before you leave home: Seoul, Busan, Ishigaki, Hong Kong. You can then use these free maps just like the GPS feature on your device when you are out and about in the streets - but you don't need WiFi or data. Just plug in the address of that cool bar you want to walk to, and BOOM: turn-by- turn directions that also show your current location!

Connections

To help build community among the TBE posse (old and new) before, during and after the trip, we created a secret Facebook group called TBE 2019 Asian Sampler Platter. Check your FB account for the private group invitation. Secret simply means that only members of this travel posse can see the group on Facebook or any comments/activities that occur. Please use this space to connect with each other and share information, ideas, restaurants recommendations, interesting articles and share your photos.

READ  At Dusk by Hwang Sok-yong / two stories: that of a rags-to-riches architect looking back on his life/childhood in a kind of Citizen Kane way, and that of a young woman struggling to forge herself a career in theatre  Gweilo: Memories of a Hong Kong Childhood / a memoir by British novelist and poet Martin Booth, who grew up in Hong Kong during the 1950s  Human Acts by Han Kang / a raw and political story shedding light on the criminally lesser-known political suppression of South Korea that lasted until the Gwangju Uprising of 1980  Pachinko by Min Jin Lee / an epic of four generations of a poor Korean immigrant family as they fight to control their destiny in 20th-century Japan. ** BOOK CLUB SELECTION **  Southern Exposure: Modern Japanese Literature from Okinawa by Michael Molasky and Steve Rabson / the first anthology of Okinawan literature to appear in English translation  The Court Dancer by Kyung-Sook Shin / true story of a 19th Century French diplomat who comes to Korea and falls in love with a court dancer, eventually bringing her to France in the way one would a museum piece  The Girl with Seven Names: A North Korean Defector’s Story by Hyeonseo Lee / An extraordinary insight into life under one of the world’s most ruthless and secretive dictatorships and the story of one woman’s terrifying struggle to avoid capture/repatriation and guide her family to freedom.  The Island of Sea Women by Lisa See / a novel about female friendship and family secrets on Jeju island

WATCH  Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown: Hong Kong / season 11, episode 5 (Netflix)  Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown: Okinawa / season 6, episode 3 (Netflix)  Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown: Korea / season 5, episode 1 (Netflix)  Bitter, Sweet, Seoul / a crowd-sourced documentary that uses 141 user-submitted video clips to paint a picture of South Korea's capital city (view it @ www.parkchankyong.com/bitter-sweet-seoul_film)  Conan Without Borders: Korea / season 1, episode 2 (Netflix)  I’ll Have What Phil’s Having: Hong Kong / season 1, episode 4 (Netflix)  The Okinaway of Life / a short but impactful documentary that explores the way of life of the people of Okinawa and why they are some of the longest lived humans on Earth (Amazon Prime)  Samantha Brown Asia: Hong Kong/Macau / season 1, episode 2 (Amazon Prime)  Street Food: Seoul / season 1, episode 4 (Netflix)  World’s Busiest Cities / season 1, episode 1 (Netflix)

LISTEN  K-pop / Get your Korean jam on before we land in Seoul -- Not Today by BTS, Bad Boy by Red Velvet, TT by Twice and Ko Ko Bop by EXO are great examples of this wildly popular musical genre  Hong Kong Confidential / Jules Hannaford interviews interesting people in Hong Kong about their lives, personal journeys and secrets. Great podcast with more than 100 fascinating episodes  Any of Isamu Shimoji's Music / Okinawans strive to preserve their heritage and native language through learning traditional folk songs. Shimoji offers a modern take on the genre -- but still distinctly Okinawan

GOOGLE  Is Hong Kong a part of China, or what? / www.tripsavvy.com/what-country-is-hong-kong-in-1535874

Exclusions, Inclusions and Fine Print – Asian Sampler Platter

INCLUSIONS:  12 nights’ accommodations in snazzy 4-5 star hotels, including all taxes and daily breakfasts throughout  Two international flights: Busan-Tokyo-Ishigaki and Ishigaki-Hong Kong  South Koran bullet train journey: Seoul to Busan  Tokyo road trip  Ground transportation between airports and hotels throughout, as indicated in the itinerary  Spontaneous cocktails and surprises, unique experiences and historic or cultural tours, as indicated  All service fees and taxes

EXCLUSIONS:  International Flights from the USA to Seoul and back from Hong Kong to the USA  Meals or beverages (except daily breakfasts and with TBE tour experiences, as indicated)  Optional Personal Expenditures (laundry, telephone bills, Wi-Fi, in-room movies, souvenirs, et cetera)  Optional Travel Protection is not included in the tour price. For your convenience, Teresa Beall Expeditions allows for you to be able to purchase Travel Protection through Travel Insured. TII’s plans offer benefits for Trip Cancellation/Interruption, Baggage/Personal Effects, Accident & Sickness Medical Expense, and more. Rates are based on overall trip cost and are listed below. A waiver must be signed if Travel Protection is declined. NOTE: It is the passenger’s responsibility to verify whether his/her local health insurance provides coverage while out of the USA – please contact your carrier for details. Whether you select the plan provided by TII or another insurance agency of your choice, you should consider purchasing travel insurance coverage or a travel protection plan.

THE FINE PRINT  PRICE – Price is not guaranteed until confirmed – SPACES ARE LIMITED!  DEPOSIT/PAYMENT POLICY – $1000 pp non-refundable deposit due to confirm; Final payment due July 10, 2019.  CANCELLATION & REFUNDS – 100% non-refundable once payment in full is satisfied. No refunds paid for unused services such as transfers, sightseeing, hotel accommodations, entrance fees, and anything else listed in the tour program. NOTE: Travel Protection offers benefits for Trip Cancellation and other benefits, and helps protect your trip investment.  LAND ARRANGEMENTS – We reserve the right to change the itinerary due to unforeseen circumstances. We reserve the right to change the hotel listed for another of similar quality. In all cases, Teresa Beall Expeditions will do their best to maintain tour content.  RESPONSIBILITY & LIABILITY – Whereas Teresa Beall Expeditions operates the program only as an agent of the aircraft, hotel, bus operators, local sight-seeing contractors and others who provide actual land arrangements, we are not liable for any act, omission, delay, injury, loss or damage or nonperformance occurring in connection with these tours. The Passenger contract in use by the airline concerned, when issued, shall constitute the sole contract between the airline and the purchaser of the tours and/or passenger. Teresa Beall Expeditions reserves the right to bring legal action to collect damages in the event that the purchaser fails to pay any fees due for services, including cancellation fees as listed in “Cancellations & Refunds.” Parties agree that should legal action commence, the prevailing party will be entitled to reasonable attorney fees/court costs as well as actual damages sustained/proven.

Confirmation and Registration Form – Asian Sampler Platter

 PASSENGER RESPONSIBILITY – Passenger has read the above exclusions, inclusions, and fine print (terms and conditions) and agrees to each of them, and hereby warrants that he/she fully understands each of them. Specifically the passenger understands that should he/she cancel the trip for any reason, he/she will be charged the cancellation fee set out in the “Cancellations & Refunds” section in the Fine Print details above.  PASSPORT AND DOCUMENTATION – Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months with at least 2 empty pages.  ENTIRE AGREEMENT SEVERABILITY – This is the entire agreement of the parties and it may be amended only by written agreement signed by both Teresa Beall Expeditions and the client. If any part of this agreement is held unenforceable by a court of law, the rest of this agreement will nevertheless remain in force and effect.  TRAVEL PROTECTION – Optional Travel protection is not included in the tour price. For your convenience, Teresa Beall Expeditions allows for you to be able to purchase Travel Protection through Travel Insured. TII’s plans offer benefits for Trip Cancellation/Interruption, Baggage/Personal Effects, Accident & Sickness Medical Expense, and more. Rates are based on overall trip cost and are listed below. A waiver must be signed if Travel Protection is declined. NOTE: It is the passenger’s responsibility to verify whether his/her local health insurance provides coverage while out of the USA – please contact your carrier for details. Whether you select the plan provided by TII or another insurance agency of your choice, you should consider purchasing travel insurance coverage or a travel protection plan.

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