Jayavarman Cruise - Palace of the King
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This document describes a 4-day cruise along the Mekong River from Saigon, Vietnam to Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The cruise travels through scenic landscapes and stops in small towns along the river delta, giving passengers opportunities to experience local culture and visit places like floating markets and fishing villages. Passengers stay overnight on the cruise ship and are provided daily meals and guided excursions as part of the itinerary.
Jayavarman Cruise - Palace of the King
- 1. INDOCHINA BEST TRAVEL Office: No 27, Lane 282, Lac Long Quan str, Hanoi, Vietnam Tel: +84 4 66725858 Hotline: +84 962 919195 Email: phuongthao@indochinabesttravel.com Website: wwww.indochinabesttravel.com Jayavarman Cruise - Palace of the King Travelling on this cruise, you will feel like living in a gorgeous & luxurious palace of Jayavarman King. This is the great chance for you to not only enjoy an exciting experience but also discover the lost civilization along the Mekong River from Vietnam to Cambodia. Itinerary: Upstream cruise from Saigon to Phnompenh * SPECIAL PROMOTION: 5% OFF for the following departure: 17 -20 Oct 2015 Day 1: "Good Morning Saigon" (Ho Chi Minh City - My Tho - Cai Be) Bid farewell to the hustle and bustle of Saigon as we travel 70 kilometers south by land to My Tho to embark boutique ship. We will be served a refreshing welcome drink as the ship steadily glides along the Mekong. We will bathe in the fading sunset on the balcony followed by a briefing at the lounge. Later, a welcome dinner awaits us. When approaching Cai Be, the ship drops anchor to moor midstream where the river is several kilometers wide. Including Dinner. Overnight in Cai Be. Meals: Dinner Accommodation: Jayavarman Cruise Day 2: "Vietnamese Inventiveness" (Cai Be – Sa Dec – Tan Chau) Everyday, our journey starts with an invigorating Tai Chi lesson on the sun deck just as the sun begins its gentle glow. Coffee and tea awaits the early bird. The day-tour starts with a visit to Cai Be’s boisterous and colorful floating market on a traditional sampan (a flat bottomed traditional Vietnamese wooden boat). During the ride, discover breathtaking landscapes along the river and quaff the rustic life on the Mekong Delta. The cruise will halt intermittently to allow us to observe how rice paste, rice paper, rice cookies, rice pop, rice wine and coconut candies are made, enjoy local life along the canals on the way back to the Ship for lunch. In the afternoon, we cruise to Sa Dec. Upon arrival, we embark a traditional sampan to tour Binh Thanh Island to visit an untouchable village. Here, every villager is involved in the process of making rattan mat and this give us the chance to interact with the old local people. We then board the Ship for a tranquil evening cruise towards Tan Chau. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included. The Ship will moor midstream overnight near Tan Chau. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Accommodation: Jayavarman Cruise
- 2. INDOCHINA BEST TRAVEL Office: No 27, Lane 282, Lac Long Quan str, Hanoi, Vietnam Tel: +84 4 66725858 Hotline: +84 962 919195 Email: phuongthao@indochinabesttravel.com Website: wwww.indochinabesttravel.com Day 3: Tan Chau – Border crossing – Phnom Penh Welcome to the fish sanctuary of Vietnam. Begin your day with a hearty breakfast at the Dining Hall of your balcony. Brace yourself for a short excursion in Tan Chau, a pleasant town near the Cambodian border with sizeable Chinese, Kinh and Khmer community. Firstly, the journey takes you to the “evergreen” islands where you will be thrilled to learn the life of the locals. The inhabitants of these islands live on houses poised on high stilts - a centuries-old tradition in this part of the Mekong Delta. We stop to visit a fish farm located in the Tan Chau canal - this farm consists of floating houses and the villagers make their living by cultivating fish. You continue by boat to Tan Chau pier, disembark here and stroll around this colorful local market with lots of regional products. You return to the cruise Ship after your market visit. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included. Overnight we anchor midstream near Phnom Penh. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Accommodation: Jayavarman Cruise Day 4: "Pearl of the East" (Phnom Penh) Off we go early in the morning to witness a truly indescribable scene while approaching Phnom Penh's river promenade. Sadly, after breakfast, it is time to disembark the cruise. Tour ends. Including Breakfast. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: NA For further information or best price, please visit the website www.indochinabesttravel.com or contact us directly at phuongthao@indochinabesttravel.com