19 days from $6,487 total price from Los Angeles, San Francisco($5,995 air, land & cruise inclusive plus $492 airline taxes and fees)

An Exclusive Small Group Tour for Alumni & Friends of UCLA

Featuring UCLA Professor Natasha Heller Assistant Professor, Asian Languages and Culture

CHINA, TIBET & THE YANGTZE RIVERApril 20-May 8, 2016

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We invite you to join us in the spring of 2016 to discover the highlights of China. Our small group will be comprised of no more than 24 guests and will be exclusive to UCLA alumni and friends. Enhancing your understanding of this complex country will be Natasha Heller, Assistant Professor, Asian Languages and Cultures at UCLA.

Our journey begins in 2,000-year-old Beijing, site of Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven, and, of course, the legendary Great Wall. Next, fly to Xian where we’ll see one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of recent time: the intact life-size army of 7,000 Terra Cotta Warriors. Then, fly to Lhasa in the remote Chinese province of Tibet, the “roof of the world.” With three days here we’ll explore the city’s sacred temples and its vast Potala Palace and absorb the pervasive Buddhist spirituality of the country. Then, relax during a three-night cruise on the Yangtze River, one of the world’s longest and busiest rivers. Our tour concludes in dazzling Shanghai, a city that epitomizes 21st-century China.

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Day 1: Depart U.S. for Beijing, China

Day 2: Arrive Beijing We arrive in the Chinese capital and transfer to our hotel. After time to relax, we embark on a brief walking tour. Dinner tonight is on our own.

Day 3: Beijing After this morning’s briefing about the journey ahead, we begin our discovery of this 2,000 -year-old city at vast Tiananmen Square, and the Forbidden City, seat of imperial power from 1368–1911. Tonight we enjoy a traditional Peking Duck dinner at a local restaurant. B,D

Day 4: Beijing/Great Wall This morning we enjoy a small group highlight, as we ride rickshaws through Beijing’s an cient back roads and alleys (hutongs) and enjoy a home visit, giving us a glimpse of the traditional communal lifestyle. Then we stop at Olympic Park, site of the 2008 Olympic Games. This afternoon we head to the Mu Tian Yu section of the Great Wall, the network of ancient defense installations that stretches more than 5,500 miles. B,L,D

Day 5: Beijing This morning we tour the splendid Temple of Heaven complex, where China’s rulers once worshipped. This afternoon we visit the Summer Palace, the former royal retreat now a lovely park. B,L

Day 6: Beijing/Xian We fly this morning to Xian, a provincial backwater until the accidental discovery of the Terra Cotta Warriors in 1974. Upon arrival we visit the Yangling Mausoleum, a Han Dynasty tomb dating to 153 ce. After lunch at a local restaurant we tour Xian’s impressive nine-mile city wall and moat. Tonight we enjoy a special dumpling dinner. B,L,D

Day 7: Xian Our day begins with a visit to the revered Small Wild Goose Pagoda (c. 652 ce). After lunch we tour the museum housing the army of 7,000 life-sized Terra Cotta Warriors

Tour membership limited to 24 alumni & friends

CHINA, TIBET & THE YANGTZE RIVER19 days from $6,487 total price from Los Angeles, San Francisco($5,995 air, land & cruise inclusive plus $492 airline taxes and fees)

East China Sea

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Your Small-Group Tour Highlights

Beijing touring, including Tiananmen Square, Temple of Heaven, Great Wall ... Beijing hutong tour and home visit ... Dazu Rock Carvings … Three-night visit to fascinating Tibet ... Lhasa’s 1,000-room Potala Palace ... Visit with a Tibetan family ... Three-night Yangtze River cruise, including Three Gorges ... Terra Cotta Warriors of Xian ... Shanghai touring

Day Itinerary Hotel Rating

1 Depart U.S. for Beijing

2-5 Beijing Sofitel Wanda

Beijing Deluxe

6-8 Xian Wyndham Grand

Xian South Deluxe

9-11 Lhasa, Tibet Shangri-La

Hotel Lhasa Deluxe

12 Chongqing JW Marriott

Chongqing Deluxe

13-15 Yangtze

Cruise Victoria Cruises Sup. First Class

16-18 Shanghai Hilton Shanghai Deluxe

19 Depart Shanghai for U.S.

Ratings are based on the Hotel & Travel Index, the travel industry standard reference.

T his distinctive small-group journey combines a special visit to remote, spiritual Tibet with a memorable cruise on the Yangtze, China’s fabled “long river.”

Adding grace notes to this highly popular itinerary: intriguing Beijing, the extraordinary Terra Cotta Warriors of Xian, and cosmopolitan Shanghai. East meets West in a joyful convergence.

Cover Photo: On Day II, we tour Tibet’s Potala Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Avg. High (°F) Apr MayBeijing 70 81Lhasa 60 66Shanghai 66 74

China’s Great Wall winds across deserts and grasslands, mountains and plateaus for more than 5,500 miles.

that had lain buried and forgotten for more than two millennia. B,L,D

Day 8: Xian This morning we tour the Shanxi Provincial Museum, with an acclaimed collection of historic and cultural artifacts. We eat lunch in a local restaurant then visit a typical farming vil-lage where we meet the local people and see their lifestyle up close. B,L

Day 9: Xian/Lhasa Early today we fly to Lhasa, Tibet’s capital and only major city. Sitting on a plateau between two Himalayan ridges, the Chinese province of Tibet covers an area as large as Western Europe. On the way to our hotel we stop to visit with a Tibetan family in their home. Since the altitude here is approx imately 12,000 feet above sea level, we spend the remainder of the day accli-mating. B,L,D

Day 10: Lhasa Our tour begins in the heart of the old city at Jokhang, Tibet’s holiest temple. Built in 647, Jokhang is an intriguing complex that attracts pil grims day and night. Surrounding Jokhang is Barkhor, a plaza lined with chanting monks, street performers, and vendors. Later we tour the summer palace of the Dalai Lamas at Norbulinka; tonight, we enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. B,L,D

Day 11: Lhasa Opened to foreigners only since 1984, Tibet is a profoundly spiritual place where Buddhism has infused all aspects of life for 13 cen- tu ries. We see evidence of this at 17th-century Potala Palace, with 200,000 Buddha images and 1,000 rooms, some of which we explore this morning. This after noon we visit the vast Sera Monastery. B,L,D

Day 12: Lhasa/Chongqing We fly today to Chongqing, where we visit the local zoo to see the beloved pandas. B,L,D

Day 13: Chongqing/Dazu/Board Ship Today’s excursion features the Dazu Rock Carvings dating back more than a millennium – and now a UNESCO World Heritage site. These cliffside carvings refl ect Buddhist teachings, tenets of Con- fucianism, and local folklore. Tonight we board our river ship and set sail downstream. B,L,D

Day 14: Yangtze Cruising – Shibaozhai or Fengdu Prized for its haunting natural beauty, the Yangtze is one of the world’s longest (3,600 miles) and busiest rivers. This afternoon we visit either the Red Pagoda in Shibaozhai or the “ghost city” of Fengdu. B,L,D

Day 15: Yangtze Cruising – Qutang Gorge/ Wu Gorge/Small Gorges/Xiling Gorge Today we pass through narrow Qutang Gorge followed by tranquil Wu Gorge. Then we board a small sampan for a cruise through the stunning Small Gorges, among the most spectacular sights of our trip Back on board our Victoria Cruises ship this afternoon, we enter 42-mile Xiling Gorge. B,L,D

Your Tour Price Includes• 2 nights’ accommodations at Hilton Shanghai

(Deluxe)• 2 meals: 2 breakfasts• Transfer to airport

Post-Tour Extension

May 8-10, 2016

SHANGHAI - ON YOUR OWN3 days/2 nights for $245 total price

Single Supplement: $195

Spend additional time exploring dynamic Shanghai, China’s most prosperous,

vibrant and cosmopolitan city.

Your Tour Price Includes

• Round-trip air transportation from listed cities; all flights within itinerary

• 17 nights’ accommodations: 3 nights aboard Superior First Class ship of Victoria Cruises; 14 nights in Deluxe and Superior First Class hotels

• 43 meals: 17 breakfasts, 14 lunches, 12 dinners• Extensive sightseeing as described, including

all entrance fees• Services of an Odysseys Unlimited Tour Director• Services of a UCLA Lecturer with 15 paid travelers• Private motorcoach transportation throughout

your trip, including on shore excursions• Luggage handling for one bag per person• Gratuities for local guides, dining room servers,

airport and hotel porters and all drivers

Day 16: Yangtze Cruising – Three Gorges Dam/Shanghai After visiting the site of the immense Three Gorges Dam we continue on to Yichang, where we transfer to the airport for the flight to Shanghai, the “Paris of the East.” B,L

Day 17: Shanghai Our day begins with a walking tour of the Xin Tian Di shopping and entertain-ment area of reconstituted traditional homes. We continue on to beloved 16th-century Yu Yuan Gar- dens, whose plantings, courtyards, and pavilions create the illusion of mountains, caverns, and lakes. Then after lunch together we tour the acclaimed Shanghai Museum of ancient Chinese art and arti- facts. Tonight we dine on our own then attend a lively ac ro bat ics show. B,L

Day 18: Shanghai This morning we visit the Bund, the mile-long riverside embankment where foreign investors once held sway. Then the re- mainder of the day is at leisure. Tonight we toast our China adventure at a farewell dinner. B,D

Day 19: Depart for U.S. We depart Shanghai for our return flight to the U.S. B

Victoria Cruises Premier Ships

All Cabins: Private balcony; satellite TV with HBO

Launched/Rebuilt: 2004-2011 Air Conditioning: Yes Registry: Chinese Decks: 5 or 6 Crew: 121-189 Passenger Capacity: 218-378

Meet Your Faculty Lecturer

Natasha Heller received her M.A. in Buddhist Studies from the University of Michigan, and her Ph.D. in East Asian Languages and Civilizations from Harvard University.

Before coming to UCLA, she was a Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of California, Berkeley. Heller’s research has examined the relationship between religious belief and cultural practices, primarily focus-ing on Buddhism during the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties. She has recently published a study of the Yuan dynasty Chan Master, Illusory Abiding: The Cultural Construction of the Chan Monk Zhongfeng Mingben. Heller is also the book review editor for the Journal of Chinese Religions, and serves on the board of the Society for the Study of Chinese Religions and the editorial board of the Journal of Chinese Buddhist Studies.

“The purpose of our lives is To be happy.”

– Dalai lama

Tour Departs: April 20, 2016

Prices include international airfare and all taxes, surcharges, and fees.

Los Angeles, San Francisco $6,487

Portland (OR), Seattle $6,687

Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Houston, $6,887 Minneapolis, New York, Philadelphia, Phoenix

Atlanta, Baltimore, Charlotte, Cincinnati, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, $6,987 Washington, DC

Land Only (transfers not included) $5,595

Please call if your city is not listed. Prices are per person based on double occupancy in an outside cabin and include airline taxes, surcharges, and fees of $492, which are subject to change until final payment is made.

Single travelers please add $1,395. All tour prices above (excluding airline taxes, surcharges, and fees) are guaranteed.

Business Class upgrade on round-trip Trans-Pacific flight: $3,495 per person in addition to the above costs (upgrade is subject to availability and pricing is subject to change).

Due to Chinese visa restrictions, no new registra-tions can be accepted within 65 days of the tour.

Please Note: This trip involves full days of sight seeing and significant amounts of walking. You should be in good physical condition to enjoy the tour. Lhasa’s alti-tude (12,090 feet) could pose problems for travelers with certain health conditions. You should consult with your physician if you have concerns.

For more information and reservations,please call UCLA Alumni Travel at

310-206-0613E-mail: travel@alumni.ucla.edutravel.alumni.ucla.edu