By TRAVELER Luxe
Sailing from Vietnam to Cambodia, the Mekong waterway is undoubtedly the most delightful route, and for those wishing to take in the full splendor of the riverbanks, traveling by a classic-style cruise is the most luxurious and fitting way. Departing from Ho Chi Minh City—steeped in French colonial charm and legendary history—the cruise sails along the Mekong River toward Cambodia and makes a stop in Siem Reap, a city famous for its proximity to the Angkor Wat, allowing travelers to explore one of Asia’s greatest historical landmarks.
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Sailing on the Mekong River lets a classic-style cruise bring you closer to Asia’s greatest historical landmarks. (Image courtesy of Travel Indochina)
Named after Shah Jahan, the Mughal emperor of India, the river cruise ship Jahan features both exterior and interior designs inspired by Indian colonial style, creating an ambiance of royal elegance and luxury, with modern touches of opulence in the details. All 26 cabins are equipped with king-sized beds, and sliding floor-to-ceiling windows allow guests to enjoy the breathtaking river views either from inside their rooms or from their private terraces. In addition, the Jahan cruise offers comprehensive facilities including a swimming pool, fitness center, spa, and steam room, ensuring travelers can relax and rejuvenate while exploring the river.
During its journey, the Jahan stops at the Cai Be floating market, Cambodia’s capital Phnom Penh, and the mountain temple Wat Hanchey with views over the Mekong River. Over voyages lasting from 10 to 19 days, the cruise presents the most captivating scenery of the Indochina Peninsula to its guests.
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