International Travel Adventures

Crow Canyon offers unforgettable adventures for people who love to travel, explore other cultures, and delve into the mysteries of the human past. With top scholars as your trip leaders, privileged access to rarely visited places, and limited group sizes, each trip delivers a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Let our professional team handle all the details, so you can have all the fun! Questions? Call 800.422.8975, or e-mail travel@crowcanyon.org.

2008 – 2009

Glory of Greece: Cultural Treasures Revealed
Step into the land of Greek mythology, art, and architecture—foundations of today's Western civilization. Journey through time as you study Greece's early Bronze Age, Classical period, Byzantine era, and the twenty-first century.
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     May 10–23, 2008
     Tuition: $7,145   Nonmember tuition: $7,395
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Ecuador's Cultural and Natural Wonders:
Archaeology, Villages, and Volcanoes
Travel the northern and southern highlands of Ecuador and marvel at glacier-clad volcanoes, high-altitude forests, and crystal-clear lakes. Explore theories of Inca expansion while visiting the most important Inca ruins in Ecuador. Ask about the optional pre- and post-trip extensions to the Amazon and Galapagos Islands, respectively.
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     July 23–August 4, 2008
     Tuition: $4,125   Nonmember tuition: $4,375
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Archaeology of Mimbres and Casas Grandes:
Erasing the Border Between Mexico and New Mexico
THIS TRIP IS FULL!
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Surrounded by the remote and majestic landscapes of New Mexico and northern Mexico, examine two distinctive, yet historically related, ancient cultures—the Mimbres and Casas Grandes.
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     October 4–12, 2008
     Tuition: $2,246   Nonmember tuition: $2,496

Great Civilizations of Libya:
Classical and Saharan Archaeology
New archaeological investigations at classical sites on the Mediterranean coast and desert sites in the Sahara make this journey an exciting adventure! From the earliest desert empires of the Sahara to the great empires of the Middle East, explore the rich diversity of culture, architecture, and art of this exotic North African destination. Ask about our optional post-trip, "Rock Art of the Acacus."
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     October 25–November 6, 2008
     Tuition: $5,125   Nonmember tuition: $5,375
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2009

The Modern Maya of Mexico:
Connections to an Ancient Past
The ancient Maya people left a remarkable cultural legacy dating as far back as 1500 B.C.; today their descendants exemplify a modern culture related to, but quite different from, its ancient ancestors. Along with trips to major Classic sites, this NEW Crow Canyon educational travel itinerary includes first-time visits to Maya villages and shrines, cenotes (sinkholes), and archaeological sites in Yucatan and Campeche.
     March 6–15, 2009
     Scholar: Dr. Miguel Astor-Aguilera

The Treasures of Western Turkey:
Archaeology, Art, and Culture
Discover a world where East and West meet in an amalgam of European and Oriental cultures. In this extraordinary tour, you’ll explore the rich cultural heritage and ancient art treasures of a land at the crossroads of history. Trace the birth and growth of civilization from Neolithic to Hittite, Greek, Roman, and Ottoman times as you explore amazing archaeological sites, many off the beaten path. Visit historical museums, churches, mosques, and modern markets.
     May 10–25, 2009
     Scholar: Dr. Donald McGuire

China’s Glorious Past:
Caves, Temples, and Tombs
This archaeology tour ensures a memorable adventure for first-time or repeat visitors to China! Visit some of the most famous landmarks in the world: the awe-inspiring Great Wall of China, the magical Forbidden City, and the amazing legion of terra cotta warriors guarding Emperor Qin Shi Huangdi’s tomb. Journey to fascinating lesser-visited sites, including the 1,500-year-old Buddhist caves at Datong and the ancient temples at Taiyuan. On September 28 (as part of optional extension), observe the elaborate festival that will celebrate Confucious’s 2,559th birthday at the Confucious Temple in Qufu.
     September 13–26, 2009
     Scholar: Dr. David Buck

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