The tour will begin with a visit to Doha and a sightseeing tour. It is the capital of Qatar, located on the coast of the Persian Gulf. Just 30 years ago Doha was a small city, but now it is a modern and beautiful city that is growing and developing at a very fast pace. In 2022, Qatar became the first Middle Eastern country to host the FIFA World Cup.

From Qatar we will head to Shanghai, the most populous city in the world, located at the mouth of the Yangtze River. Now it is a huge city, a major port, combining modern and traditional Chinese culture. During the sightseeing tour we will see the main attractions of the city:

The Jade Buddha Temple is a Buddhist temple famous for its two Buddha statues carved from white jade cloth. 2 million people visit it annually. This is a working temple, so here you can watch the life of Buddhist monks and witness rituals.

Shanghai Yu-Yuan Park is one of the most famous parks in the world and one of the most beautiful corners of China, a unique classic of architecture and landscape design.

Shanghai Tower is the tallest building in Asia and one of the tallest skyscrapers in the world. The height of the building reaches 632 meters (128 floors).

The Bund is one of the most recognizable architectural symbols of Shanghai.

From Shanghai we set off on a cruise to the Japanese Islands on the huge modern liner MSC Bellissima 5*. This is a full-fledged five-star hotel and entertainment complex on the water, where you definitely won’t get bored.

During the ship's stops we will visit the following cities in Japan:

Kagoshima. Nature has endowed the prefecture with stunningly beautiful landscapes, beautiful oceans, mountains and rivers. There are many hot springs, as well as historical and cultural monuments.

Kochi is the capital and largest city of Kochi Prefecture. It is home to Kochi Castle, considered Japan's most intact castle, as well as the Shimanto River, one of Japan's few pristine rivers.

Tokyo is one of the largest cities in the world, a modern metropolis, a real “anthill”, where life does not stop even at night. This is one of the most amazing cities on the planet, because only here the concrete “jungle” borders on ancient temples, and the latest high-tech products amaze the imagination. Another feature of the metropolis is the complex layout of streets and squares. It's very easy to get lost here, so we planned our route very carefully with local guides in this huge city.

Kamakura is a city on the Pacific coast. It was the seat of Japan's medieval feudal government and is full of historical attractions: the giant bronze Big Buddha, the colorful Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Temple and ancient monasteries.

Mount Fuji is the symbol of their country for the Japanese.

Hakone is a village on the Japanese island of Honshu. Hakone is home to some of Japan's most famous geothermal springs.

Nara is the center of Buddhist culture and the ancient capital of Japan. People come here to see the huge bronze Buddha - the largest wooden structure in the world - and the cute deer that roam right in the city center.

Kyoto is known for its rich historical and cultural heritage, thanks to which it is now considered the cultural capital of the country.

Osaka is one of the most developed cities in Japan, with a futuristic skyline and countless impressive examples of modern architecture.