Description • The Eastern & Oriental Express offers a luxurious journey through , , , and Laos • Featuring comfortable and elegant compartments, delicious cuisine, superb service, the E & O is a unique way to view the mystical landscapes and the wonders of the region • Since its inaugural journey in September 1993, the E & O has received a highly regarded reputation for providing the most adventurous and exciting rail journeys in the world

Sleeping Carriages Prices Include: The E&O is a quarter of a mile in length and can accommodate 126 • Cabin accommodations passengers. All carriages feature cherry wood and elm burr paneled interior walls with private en-suite with decorative marquetry and intricate inlays. shower and toilet Each cabin features large picture windows for an excellent view of the passing scen- facilities ery. Luggage is limited to 60 pounds per person for the Pullman and State cabins. • Off train excursions and The Presidential suites have no luggage onboard entertainment restrictions. • Table d’ hôte meals Pullman Single Cabin (6) -one lower berth, 54 square feet • All applicable taxes Pullman Cabin (30) – upper/lower sleeping births, 62 square feet • Complimentary Mail State Cabin (28) – Two lower single beds, 84 square feet service Presidential Suite (2) – Two single beds, 125 square feet. Includes • Limited selection of complimentary bar drinks in cabin, Ipod docks, seats 4 people & is always in middle magazines and daily of train. English newspaper Public Carriages

Saloon Car (1) - small library/lounge located in the middle of the train. Also includes the E&O Boutique All Cabins Bar Car (1) – located in the center of the train, the bar has a resident Offer: pianist. Local entertainment is held here on select evenings Observation Car (1) – outdoor deck and indoor bar, located at the rear of the train, smoking permitted on observation deck • Air-conditioning Restaurant Cars (3) – located in the middle of the train • Hairdryers • 220v electrical outlets • 110v adapter for razors • Bottled mineral water • Fresh fruit and flowers • Bulgari bathroom amenities • Two dressing gowns • Journey guide book • E&O magazine • E&O stationary pack Eastern & Oriental Express with pen and paper 100 Beach Road, #32-01/03 • 24 hour steward service Shaw Tower, Singapore • Personal safe 189702, Singapore • Small closet T: +65 6395 0678 • Iron & Ironing board F: +65 6392 3600 available on request www.easternandorientalexpress.com

Life Onboard

Dining Each morning a breakfast is delivered to your compartment and for those passengers wishing to rise early to take advantage of the beautiful scenery, tea and coffee will be served for you in the Observation Car from 7.00am onwards. Afternoon tea and cakes will be served in your compartment. Lunch and dinner are served in the restaurant cars. Complimentary tea, coffee and water are available at all times. Other beverages are available at an additional cost. Attire Daytime – Resort casual, please no jeans, shorts, or sandals; Evening – gentlemen in jacket and tie (or local equivalent) with similar dress for ladies, dressing up is encouraged; Excursions – comfortable and cool clothing is recommended, due to local customs passengers will feel most suitable dressed with sleeved blouses or tops and trousers, Bermuda shorts are acceptable Gratuities Are at passengers discretion, passengers wishing to leave should contact the train manager who will ensure the gratuities are shared equally among the crew Currencies/Credit Cards Accepted Onboard pricing are in US dollars, the following currencies are accepted (small denomination please): Euros, Malaysian Ringgit, Singapore Dollar, Thai Baht, and UK Sterling, and US Dollar; Credit card accepted: American Express, Diners Club, JCB, MasterCard, Visa; travelers checks are also accepted Languages Spoken French, German, English, Japanese, Thai, Malay, and Chinese Passports/Visa Passports must of 6 months validity prior to your international departure to Asia, Visas are not currently required for US and Canadian citizens, other nationalities should inquire with their local consulate

Journeys

• 3-night journey between and Singapore • 2-night journey between Singapore and Bangkok • 3-night return journey between Bangkok and Chiang Mai • Special 3-night itinerary to Vientiane from Bangkok and return

* Train journeys year round with peak travel November through February

Excursions

• Guest disembark on Penang Island for a visit to the local markets and sightseeing

• Train will stop in at the River Kwai just a few hours outside of Bangkok. Passengers will disembark for sightseeing on the Kwai River followed by a motor coach ride for a visit to the Thailand-Burma railway center

Pullman Superior Cabin State Cabin Presidential Cabin