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Journey to Asia in 2018

Follow the Silk Route

Though they were ruled by Russia for more than 100 years, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan have remained far more connected to their earlier histories. This 11-day journey, with guidance from Times-selected experts, will take you deep into the heart of these Silk Road nations.

Journey 11 days

Time Apr. 15, May 20 and Sept. 23, 2018

Travelers 20

Costs $ 6,495

Saudi Arabia and the Emirates: The Past and Future of Oil

Oil transformed the Arabian Peninsula, bringing wealth to the traditional area as well as problems with the Western nations that needed it. Learn more on this journey accompanied by New York Times - selected experts. Explore the conservatism（保守主义）that existed in Saudi Arabia, and then see the modern architectural city Abu Dhabi.

Journey 10 days

Time Oct. 23 and Nov. 6, 2018

Travelers 24

Costs $11.695

Seventy Years of the State of Israel

In 2018, Israel will observe its 70th anniversary as a nation. But its history goes back more than 5,000 years, and even now, its future promises many difficulties. On this nine-day journey, travel with experts from the New York Times, a leader in its even-handed coverage of Israel, Palestinians and the Middle East. Enjoy extraordinary opportunities to hear from opinion makers, scholars, grassroots activists and media experts.

Journey 9 days

Time Mar. 18 and Oct. 7, 2018

Travelers 25

Costs $6,995

Kashmir: The Religious Melting Pot of India

One of the most populous nations on earth. India also has some of the most varied religions on earth. On this 13-day journey: explore this nation’s colorful religious history, from Delhi to Kashmir, with expert guidance and unparalleled access to remote areas.

Journey 13 days

Time Mar. 24, Apr. 14 and Oct. 6, 2018

Travelers 20

Costs $7,895

1.Which place might visitors go to if they choose Follow the Silk Route?

A. Russia.    B. China.    C. Israel.    D. Uzbekistan.

2.If you want to have a trip during November, which journey should you choose?

A. Follow the Silk Route.    B. The Past and Future of Oil.

C. Seventy Years of the State of Israel.    D. The Religious Melting Pot of India.

3.What can visitors learn about during the trip in India?

A. Its religious history.    B. Its modern architecture.

C. Its colorful activities.    D. Its media industry.

4.What do the four trips have in common?

A. They all provide expert guidance.    B. They all last no more than 10 days.

C. They all accept less than 20 visitors.    D. They all cost about 6,000 dollars.