Accompanied by an A&K tour director, everything from visas to guided tours is handled by the luxury tour operator. The experience even includes a doctor available for guests in the event of an emergency.

Luxury travelers willing and able to foot the hefty bill will travel to a total of eight countries.

Departing from Seattle on May 6, the 48 lucky (and privileged) guests fly directly to Osaka, Japan with a transfer to Kyoto. A guided Zen meditation, a Japanese tea ceremony, and a private dinner and geisha performance are just a few of the activities scheduled.

After four days in Japan, guests are whisked off to the capital of Nepal, Kathmandu. The two-day visit includes a presentation by a Mount Everest summiteer and an awe-inspiring helicopter flightseeing excursion to Everest.

Mount Everest — Photo Credit: Abercrombie & Kent

Bhutan is the next stop on the tour, with visits to the National Museum of Bhutan and Buddha Point, home to the country’s largest statue. A private tshechu festival and an early morning hike to Taktsang Monastery (“Tiger’s Nest”) are the tips of the luxury iceberg during this leg of the trip.

From Bhutan, guests then travel to Agra, India where they will stay at The Oberoi Amarvilas, named by Travel + Leisure as the World’s Best hotel with views of the nearby Taj Mahal. Visits to the Taj Mahal and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Agra Fort and Itmad-Ud-Daulah (Baby Taj) are planned for this two-day stay.

Taj Mahal in India — Photo Credit: Abercrombie & Kent

Uzbekistan is the fifth county guests will visit, with accommodations at DiliMah Hotel. Exploring Samarkand’s Silk Road heritage, the grand mausoleums of Gur-Amir and Shakhi-Zinda, Bibi Khanym, and Siab Market are just a few of the activities to keep guests busy in this destination.

In Abu Dhabi, the sixth destination of the journey, sites like the Yas Marina Circuit, the Louvre Abu Dhabi, and Qasr Al Watan are included on the itinerary. The A&K experience also entails Design Your Day options available for a more personalized day of adventures on a few of the itinerary stops; the UAE visit being one of them. Abu Dhabi’s crown jewel, the magnificent Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, is another site guests will enjoy.

sand dunes in Abu Dhabi — Photo Credit: Abercrombie & Kent

From Abu Dhabi guests fly to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, home of the popular ancient city of Petra. Exploration of Wadi Rum, known as the Valley of the Moon, and sand dune adventures are to be expected in Jordan.

Ancient city of Petra in Jordan — Photo Credit: Abercrombie & Kent

The final destination on this whirlwind journey is Sicily, Italy. Driving a vintage Alfa Romeo or Fiat 500 through artisan villages, guests will experience a traditional opera dei pupi (marionette performance) and learn the history and realities of the Mafia in Sicily from a local historian. A private walking tour of Palermo and a gala farewell dinner reminiscent of a 19th-century Sicilian wedding cap off this ultra-luxe adventure.

After three weeks of jaunting around the world, literally, guests arrive back in the states landing in Boston.

What say you, TN readers? Are you spending $160k for the adventure of a lifetime?

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