Cox & Kings Presents Selection of Ground-Breaking Journeys for 2013

Cox & Kings, The Americas presents a new collection of innovative journeys for 2013, offering intrepid travelers the opportunity to experience the path less traveled with the comfort and guidance of local experts. True to the brand's spirit of discovery, Cox & Kings' team of travel experts continues to curate once-in-a-lifetime, authentic experiences that open new worlds of wonder for luxury travelers.

Three new programs join Cox & Kings' impressive roster, offering up-close, hands-on experiences such as exploring the imperial palaces of North Korea, getting involved in the local art scene in Mexico or exploring Colonial towns on Lake Nicaragua's pristine shores. Whether aiming for an enviable glance at some of the world's most reclusive cultures or experiencing a nation in an entirely different light, these new itineraries showcase both the natural and cultural beauty of each destination as never seen before.

New Cox & Kings journeys for 2013 include:

North Korea Explorer

(14 Days, 12 Nights) – Explore one of the most mysterious and little-known countries in the world which has endured a self-imposed isolation since the end of the Korean War in 1953. From seeing its magnificent mountains and pristine rivers to strolling the grounds of the majestic imperial palaces, this journey takes travelers front and center to this reclusive nation's historical and natural curiosities. Travelers also have the opportunity to witness some of North Korea's extravaganzas that harkens back to another time such as the epic Mass Dance performance in celebration of International Labor Day. Prices begin at U.S. $4,420 per person, based on double occupancy. 2013 departure dates: February 9, April 6, April 27, July 20, August 31 and October 5.

India: The Golden Triangle for Travelers with Special Needs

(11 Days, 10 Nights) – Specially curated to accommodate disabled travelers, this journey encompasses the majestic sites and colorful tastes of India from the Red Fort, an opulent bastion of the Mughal Empire, and the glorious Taj Mahal to the bustling side streets of Old Delhi. Travelers explore the beauty of India's towering monuments and intricate palaces without ever compromising comfort or convenience. A local Rajasthani family welcomes travelers for a delicious, home-cooked dinner and lively cultural interaction and conversation. Prices begin at U.S. $5,585 per person, based on double occupancy.

Complete Nicaragua

(9 Days, 8 Nights) – Go off the beaten track to discover the magic of little-visited Nicaragua, home to enchanting forests, quaint streets and dormant volcanoes adorned in a lush green carpet of tropical flora. Although this charming nation is one of the lesser-known destinations in Central America, Nicaragua offers a bevy of both cultural and natural wonders, from its authentic culinary fare and growing art scene to the otherworldly volcanic lagoons of Lake Nicaragua. Prices begin at U.S. $3,225 per person, based on double occupancy.

Colonial Mexico

(11 Days, 10 Nights) – Mexico's vibrant and colorful past beckons, calling travelers onto its cobblestone streets and into its winding subterranean passages beneath centuries-old cities. Colonial architecture and historical sites highlight the tour at every twist and turn while one-on-one interaction with the local artists of San Miguel Allende and a bespoke culinary demonstration with celebrity chef Patricia Quintana make this cultural experience a personal event as well. Prices begin at U.S. $5,925 per person, based on double occupancy.

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