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Luxurious boat trip on one of the world's longest rivers: the Mekong

Main characteristics
Model of the boat: Ship
Type:
Number of cabins: 14
Maximum capacity: 28 travelers

Cabin

Angkor Suite
Located on the Bassac Deck, our two 560 square feet (52 square meters) Angkor Suites offer the most spacious and luxurious accommodations aboard the Mekong Princess. In addition to French doors opening onto a private veranda with seating area, the suites' floor-to-ceiling glass windows allow for breathtaking views of the passing scenery.
The suites feature a king-size bed with a premium mattress and linens, a spa bath with a large soaking tub and glass rain shower, and a fully stocked minibar. Guests choosing one of the Angkor Suites enjoy a complimentary laundry service, complimentary evening canapes and scented bath preparation, on request.
Tonle suite
The suite was named after Tonle Sap - the beating heart of the lower Mekong. The Tonle suite has the dominant green color as if it blends with the poetic beauty of the immense river region.
Combined with French colonial architecture, the 30-square meters suite opens a spacious space with exclusive amenities to provide a 5-star standard experience to guests at Bassac Deck.
Apsara Suite
Apsara Suite is richly imbued with Cambodian imprints. The painting of Apsara fairy with her traditional dance and the patterns of the Good and the Evil of the Apsara vestiges are decorated in the middle of the room.
The suite is located in mid-ship on Bassac Deck with 24 square meters leads customers to maximize the enjoyment easily.
Your bedroom space will be given a feeling of a more open one connected to the outside world thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows with elegant patterned curtains.
Saigon Suite
Featuring a delicately decorated painting of Queen Nam Phuong at the head of the bed and high-end lamps which were bought from Bat Trang ceramics village, the Saigon suite will take you on a journey imbued with Vietnamese cultural identity.
With floor-to-ceiling sliding doors opening to a French balcony and 24 square meters, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the majestic Mekong River.
NB: The photos, information and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The indicated itinerary and program may be modified without prior notice for technical reasons (decision of the captain).

Sailing itineraries

Siem Reap Kampong Cham Angkor Ban
Early this morning, our guide will come to pick you up at your hotel in Siem Reap. Please give us... see+ your hotel name with address and be ready at your hotel at 7:00 A.M to wait for our shuttle service. You will be transferred by motor-coach from Siem Reap to Kampong Cham and embark the ship for lunch. Once aboard, a safety briefing as soon as you embarked will take place in the Ramvong Lounge. After enjoying a cruising afternoon at leisure, enjoy a Cambodian Welcome Dinner on board. The ship sails to Angkor Ban and docks overnight. *Onboard activity: Lecture of Cambodia’s Geography and Life along the Mekong River by your host. 
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Angkor Ban Phnom Penh
We start the day with a visit to the charming and authentic town of Angkor Ban. Here, we witness... see+ the daily life of the local people, starting with a visit to the pagoda with a special blessing ceremony for our guests by local monks, then we keep going on visiting to a local family’s home, to meet them and discuss their lifestyle. We continue through the village to the local school where we join the children in their classroom and experience what their typical school day is like. Ship sails to Phnom Penh and docks at the port. This afternoon, local cyclo drivers meet you for an exciting city tour of Phnom Penh. You begin your ride along the riverfront to the Royal Palace, where a leisurely walk takes you through the grounds and perfectly manicured gardens, with opportunities to visit the Throne Hall and Moonlight Pavilion. Upon crossing into the second section of the complex, you walk amongst enormous stupas and spirit houses, on the way to the famous Silver Pagoda, home of Cambodia’s Emerald Buddha and Maitreya Buddha, encrusted with more than 9,000 diamonds. Following a short break, your cyclos take you to the National Museum. Housing the largest pre-Angkorian and Angkorian holdings in Cambodia, the National Museum ends the afternoon tour with a comprehensive look at many of the artifacts excavated around the Angkor Archeological Area in Siem Reap, as well as other areas around the former Khmer Empire. The ship docks in Phnom Penh overnight. 
Activities: Includes: Cycling tour of Phnom Penh, Visit of National Museum in Phnom Penh, see+
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Phnom Penh
This morning, private motor-coach take you on a scenic 45-minute drive away from the ship, arriving... see+ at Choeung Ek, the killing fields depicted in the movie, and the center of the darkest days of Cambodian history. You may walk through the fields, visit the small museum and Memorial Stupa, and learn more about the atrocities committed during the Khmer Rouge regime. On the return drive to Phnom Penh, a stop is made at Tuol Sleng (infamously known as S-21), which was converted by the Khmer Rouge from a large school to a prison and torture headquarters. The afternoon is free at leisure for your own exploration the charming city of Phnom Penh. This evening before dinner, enjoying the entertainment onboard with a cultural performance including Apsara, Cambodia’s national dance, as well as several traditional folk dances. Early Sunday morning, the ship will make her way towards to Border of Cambodia Vietnam and complete formalities. 
Activities: Includes: Visit to the Tuol Sleng Museum, Visit of the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek, see+
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Phnom Penh Hong Ngu Gao Giong Hòa An
This morning, after completing immigration procedures to Viet Nam, we visit the local island... see+ village of Hong Ngu, not far from the Vietnam-Cambodia border. Hong Ngu produces a large number of the traditional, Khmer scarves exported to Cambodia. Woven in many homes around the village, here we have the opportunity to see the weaving process under several homes. Some villagers are also embroidery artists, displaying their art in and around the homes. The inhabitants of this area had only encountered a few western visitors prior to the arrival of the ship, they are especially friendly and welcoming. We will also visit the local temple dedicated to a unique religion founded in this area of Vietnam, Hoa Hao. In the afternoon, we board sampans that will take us into Gieng Island. After a short walk around the local sampan village, where sampans are produced daily by local families, we take a canal drive to explore the mango gardens along the riverbanks. We will try one of most popular local transportation named “xe loi” (motor trishaw) driving through this island to visit a Phanxico Monastery. The ship sails to Hoa An and anchors overnight. 
Activities: Includes: Discover Hong Ngu and the activities of the locals, Stroll through the mango gardens, see+
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Hòa An Can Tho
This morning, continue excursion by boat to Hoa An village, where is untouched and well-known with... see+ flower growing and handmade craft. Our first stop at flower gardens where we will see many different kinds of flowers and learn how to grow and take care of them. Then, a short walking to a local house and chat with the host to see how they live and work in their daily life. After a short break, continue our excursion on motor trishaw to another village. We stop by at the conical hat-making families, have memorable time chatting with local family members and learning how to create products. Enjoy your walk in the peaceful village with rice fields, fruit trees in between visiting a few local families. This afternoon, the ship sails through an area of the Mekong Delta barely touched by tourism to Au Island opposite Ninh Kieu Wharf in Can Tho city, known as Tay Do - the capital of the Mekong Delta. You will be taken by sampan to Ninh Kieu Wharf for a vicinity tour of the town, night market and visit the Zhuang Pagoda (Chua Ong), enjoy the traditional unicorn dance performed by local teenagers with a local guide. You will then have time to explore the charming city before returning to the ship. The ship anchors overnight. 
Activities: Includes: Guided tour of Can Tho, Visit of flower gardens at Hòa An, see+
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Can Tho Ben Tre
Early this morning, continental breakfast will be served. The sampan will arrive at the ship for a... see+ cruise through the fascinating Cai Rang floating market. The sampan will weave in and out of the many boats that sail into the market each morning to sell produce and other items the residents of the Mekong Delta need in their daily lives. As they weave through the market, there will be many opportunities for amazing photographs while enjoying fresh fruit, the Vietnamese “anti-aging drink, " and” fresh coconut water. We will also stop at a local dry noodlemaking house to witness the unique process of making them. Then return to the ship for a well-deserved Breakfast. After completing the port formalities, we will sail to the Bassac River through Tra On Rivulet mouth, Nicolai Canal, Mang Thit Canal, Cho Lach Rivulet mouth, and Mekong River. The ship anchors and docks overnight in the heart of the Mekong Delta in Ben Tre province *Onboard activity: Our Executive Chef demonstrates Fruit Carvings & Tropical Fruits. *Onboard activity: Lecture on Vietnam, the Past & Present by your local Vietnamese host. 
Activities: Includes: Visit of a local dry noodlemaking house, see+
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Ben Tre Hô Chi Minh
This morning, sampans take you through a channel lined with mangroves. We will try one of the most... see+ popular local transportation, “xe lam” (three-wheeler), to visit a local coconut candy maker. After watching the candy-making process, walking through the village to visit an orchard where fruits native to Vietnam can be seen in various stages of maturity on the vine. After a fresh fruit tasting, you continue to a pier where you board small, local boats through the narrow creeks lined with Nipah palm before returning to the ship. We sail through the ‘Mighty Mekong River’ to Cho Gao Canal, Vam Co River, Nuoc Man Canal, Soai Rap River, and Saigon River. The ship docks overnight at Saigon Port. *Onboard activity: Cooking Class Demonstration by our Executive Chef. 
Activities: Includes: Visit of a local coconut candy maker by “xe lam”, Visit of an orchard of fruits in the village, see+
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Hô Chi Minh
Enjoy a sumptuous Breakfast Buffet in the Indochine Restaurant. After breakfast and completing the... see+ port formalities, we will disembark the ship at 8:00 am in Saigon port and were transferred by a motor coach to your Ho Chi Minh City hotel. 
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The price includes
Shipping costs
Bus transportation during excursions
Series of cultural shows, educational lectures, cooking classes
Welcome drink
Shoe cleaning after excursions
In-room Breakfast (Available Upon Request)
Individual VOX Listening Devices Throughout the Cruise
Deluxe Sampans with Cold Towel Service, Fresh Fruit, and Tea/Coffee Service (Where Applicable)
Shipboard & Shoreside Gratuities
Complementary Wi-Fi in all public areas of the ship
Transfers from Siem Reap to Embarkation/Disembarkation Points from Designated Locations
Transfers from Ho Chi Minh City to Embarkation/Disembarkation Points from Designated locations
Enhanced Fitness Facility
English-speaking guide
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All Incidentals
French speaking guide : 600 € / person
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Tips for guides and/or crew
Optional services
Flights not included in the program are available on request

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