Culture & History

Walking the Great Wall of China can vary in difficulty depending on the section you choose. Some parts, like Badaling, are more restored and easier to walk, suitable for most fitness levels. Other sections, such as Jinshanling or Simatai, may involve steeper inclines, uneven terrain, and longer distances, making them more challenging. It’s advisable to wear comfortable shoes, carry water, and be prepared for physical exertion.

In Greece, it’s best to avoid wearing revealing clothing, especially when visiting religious sites like churches and monasteries, as modest attire is respectful. Avoid overly casual or beachwear outside of the beach or pool areas. Also, consider avoiding very flashy or expensive-looking accessories to prevent unwanted attention.

Yes, you can wear shorts in Jaipur, especially in hot weather. However, since Jaipur is a city with cultural and religious sites, it’s respectful to wear modest clothing when visiting temples and religious places. Covering shoulders and knees with scarves or long skirts can be appropriate when entering such sites.

When visiting Lake Titicaca, bring warm clothing, including layers and a jacket, as temperatures can be cool, especially early in the morning and evening. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat are essential for sun protection. Don’t forget waterproof shoes or sandals, and consider bringing a camera for the scenic views.

It’s generally okay to wear flip flops in Angkor Wat, but for comfort and safety, especially when walking on uneven or ancient stone surfaces, closed-toe shoes or sturdy sandals are recommended. Wearing comfortable footwear will help you explore more easily and protect your feet.

*Cruise1st Culture & History Experiences inclusions can vary between packages, but typically these include airfare, transfers, hotel stays, cruise fare, land tour and various meals per person. Please speak with your Cruise Specialist when booking for more details on your exact package inclusions.