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Ship Viking Aegir Relax in the comfort of an Explorer Suite aboard your Viking Longship river cruise and wake up each day with a new European venue awaiting. Courtesy of Viking Cruises -
Ship Viking Aegir Relax in the comfort of an Explorer Suite aboard your Viking Longship river cruise and wake up each day with a new European port of call to explore. Courtesy of Viking Cruises -
Ship Viking Vidar Budapest, Hungary, as night falls. A number of cruise lines offer river cruises down the Danube River. Photo: Dom Crossley · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Myanmar (Burma) Yangon (formerly Rangoon, for "End of Strife") is Myanmar's largest city with a population of more than 5 million. See the Garden City of the East on a luxury river cruise aboard the AmaPura. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Destination Myanmar (Burma) U Bein Bridge spans Taungthaman Lake near Amarapura in Myanmar. The 4,000-foot-long bridge was built around 1850 and is believed to be the oldest and longest teakwood bridge in the world. See it on a luxury river cruise aboard the AmaPura. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Destination Myanmar (Burma) The Great Dagon Pagoda or Golden Pagoda — officially the Shwedagon Zedi Daw — is a dazzling gilded pagoda and stupa 325 feet in height in Yangon, Myanmar. See it on a luxury river cruise aboard the AmaPura. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Destination Myanmar (Burma) Hot air balloons hover above some 3,000 Buddhist temples during a sunrise flight in Bagan, Myanmar. You can now visit Bagan, Yangon, Mandalay and other breathtaking sites aboard AmaWaterways' luxury river cruise ship the AmaPura. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Destination Myanmar (Burma) Set sail on AmaWaterways' new luxury cruise ship the AmaPura to see the Golden City of Mandalay, regarded as Myanmar’s cultural heart. Renowned for its master craftsmen and its patronage of the arts, Mandalay was the last royal capital of Burma. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Destination Myanmar (Burma) Myanmar’s main river, the Ayeyarwady (or Irrawaddy) flows for 1,350 miles. Set sail on a voyage of discovery across Myanmar aboard AmaWaterways' luxury river cruise ship the AmaPura. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Destination Myanmar (Burma) Inle Lake is a picturesque fresh-water lake in Myanmar. At the end of your river cruise aboard the AmaPura, consider adding a post-cruise stay of three nights at Inle Lake and one night in Yangon. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Destination Myanmar (Burma) Like a vision from another time, the ancient city of Bagan now beckons cruise visitors. Myanmar (formerly Burma) opened up to U.S. investment in 2014, and the 56-passenger AmaPura river cruise ship began sailings there in November 2014. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship Zambezi Queen Hop into the pool on the sundeck of the Zambezi Queen for sightseeing like you've never experienced. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship Zambezi Queen Grab a deck chair — and perhaps your camera — to take in the sunset from aboard the Zambezi Queen. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship Zambezi Queen A typical stateroom aboard the Zambezi Queen. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship Zambezi Queen Take in breathtaking views along the Chobe River in Africa while dining aboard the Zambezi Queen. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship Zambezi Queen The dining room aboard the Zambezi Queen. Worry not, no endangered animals were hurt. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship Zambezi Queen Take in scenic views from the dining room aboard AmaWaterways' Zambezi Queen. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship Zambezi Queen Meet new people and take in the passing landscapes of Africa from the comfort of the lounge aboard the Zambezi Queen. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship Zambezi Queen The lounge and bar aboard the Zambezi Queen. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship Zambezi Queen View elephants and other game along the Chobe River during your river cruise aboard the Zambezi Queen. Photo: Torbjörn Selander · Courtesy of AmaWaterways
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