"The Jayavarman" - a floating sanctuary of style and space Inspired by the golden age cruise liner Normandie, "The Jayavarman" is a 20th century boutique style marvel marries avant-garde French colonial design with enchanting Indochine architecture to perfection.

Today we will Visit Prasat Kravan with its unique brick sculptures and Ta Prohm.One of the area's most beautiful temples, Ta Prohm has been relatively untouched since it was discovered and retains much of its mystery...

Upon arrival at Cai Be, embark a private boat to cruise around Cai Be Floating Market to see local people being selling, buying, exchanging goods from their boats. Visit local garden and house to see orchard, rice crisped producing process, etc...

Soon after, the change is abrupt and you’ll find yourself in the UNESCO listed Mangrove Biosphere Reserve of Can Gio which had been destroyed during the Vietnam War by toxic chemicals. Amazingly, the 75 hectares of forest has come back to life through a reforestation.

Have lunch at local restaurant before across the Upper Mekong delta by boat to admire the charm of the river. Upon arrives Sadec, visit the Tu Ton flowers garden. Then continue proceed to Can Tho for embark on boat at Ninh Kieu Wharl to get into Phong Dien village...

On arrival board a boat for a journey through the town’s floating market. Cruise through the secluded canals to an island where we stop to enjoy seasonal fruits & lunch break before our boat takes us to Vinh Long where we get back on the bus for our trip to Can Tho overnight.

Take a boat ride through the Bao Dinh natural canal, which is lined with stilt houses and fruit plantations. Visit the My Tho wholesale fruit market. Proceed to Tortoise island and enjoy lunch served in the heart of the orchard...

Amazingly, the 75 hectares of forest has come back to life through a reforestation. Enjoy a cocktail reception at the Funnel Bar and Lounge followed by a Welcome Dinner on the Sun Deck. Drop anchor just outside of Cai Be for the night.

Bid farewell to the hustle and bustle of Saigon while settling into your cabin. The ship will begin by meandering along busy ports and waterways. Soon after, the change is abrupt and you’ll find yourself in the UNESCO listed Mangrove Biosphere Reserve of Can Gio which had been destroyed during the Vietnam War by toxic chemicals.

The Mekong is one of the longest rivers in Southeast Asia. It has its origins in Tibet. It flows across China, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, where it dies. Its rich waters feed the fields in the Mekong Delta, where rice, vegetable and fruit are cultivated...