Heritage Line The Jahan Cruise

After Tai Chi and breakfast, we explore Gieng Island, known for its vast mango groves.

• Default Morning Excursion: Stroll through fruit orchards, visit a handmade incense workshop, and watch a traditional boat-building demonstration. Enjoy fresh mangoes and tea at a century-old ancestral home.
• The Jahan Optional Cycling Tour : A 15km ride through emerald paths and fruit gardens, visiting various artisanal workshops along the way. In the afternoon, we continue to My An Hung Village in the Sa Dec province.

Default Afternoon Excursion: Visit a local family for a tea tasting and a presentation of fresh Delta fruits. Witness a vibrant Traditional Dragon Dance performed by a local troupe. Back on board, enjoy a complimentary cocktail hour with music and snacks as The Jahan sails into a golden Mekong sunset.
 

Our final full day begins on Binh Thanh Island, a center for water hyacinth crafts.

• Default Morning Excursion: Wander through the village to witness the complete mat-making process and meet a local elderly couple for a glimpse into island history.
• The Jahan Optional Cycling Tour: A 7km ride through scenic backstreets to the scarf-weaving village of Long Ta. In the afternoon, we explore the town of Cai Be and Tan Phong Island.
• Default Afternoon Excursion: Visit a local workshop to see the production of rice paper, coconut candy, and rice wine. Later, take a buggy ride on Tan Phong Island to visit a fruit garden and a hyacinth weaving family.
• The Jahan Optional Cycling Tour: A 12km ride through orchards of rambutan and longan, stopping at a local temple under a majestic banyan tree. As we sail toward My Tho, join the crew for a final farewell party on the sun deck.

Savor your final breakfast on your floating sanctuary. We disembark in My Tho and take a comfortable coach transfer for the final 70km journey to Saigon. You will arrive in the city by mid-morning, concluding your Heritage Line The Jahan expedition with stories and memories to last a lifetime.

Low-water period (Mid-Nov to End-Aug): Phnom Penh - Kampong Laeang - Kampong Luong (Tonle River)
At dawn, the cruiser enters the Tonle River, a natural wonder of Cambodia.

• Morning Excursion: Discover the rural countryside of Kampong Tralach via an ox-pulled cart through rice paddies. Visit a local NGO school or a 300-year-old Buddhist shrine.
• The Jahan Optional Cycling: A 14km biking tour through the heartland, visiting the former royal palace of Lungvek and the Buddha Jade Temple (1560), while observing fishermen at work.
• In the afternoon, our crew showcases traditional Khmer fashions. We then reach Kampong Laeang.
• The Jahan Optional Cycling : A 17km ride through rice paddies and quaint villages producing pottery and palm sugar. The terrain is flat, offering a captivating glimpse of rural life.
• Default Excursion: Travel by tuk-tuk to explore the heart of rural life, including pottery making and a pre-Angkorian temple with panoramic views of the floodplains. We then sail toward Kampong Luong for our overnight mooring.

High-water period (End-Aug to Mid-Nov): Phnom Penh - Prek Bangkong - Angkor Ban - Kampong Luong
As the sun rises over Phnom Penh, we set sail toward the serene village of Prek Bangkong, located at the junction of the Tonle and Mekong Rivers.

• Morning Excursion: Famous as a historic Royal residence, this village is now home to master silk weavers. You will observe the delicate process of creating silk from scratch and visit the heritage home of H.E. Sam-El, a legendary Royal architect.
• The Jahan Cycling Option: A 14km ride through scenic landscapes to the 17th-century Lavea Em Palace. Explore ancient pagodas and lively markets, concluding with an elegant tea break at Sam-El’s residence. During lunch, our experts present an insightful talk on the geography of the Mekong and Tonle Rivers.
• Afternoon Excursion: We visit Angkor Ban, a charming village known for its traditional wooden houses and spiritual atmosphere. Meet local monks at the monastery and engage with villagers to experience Cambodia's authentic rural life.
• The Jahan Cycling Option: A 10km journey starting with a monk blessing. Pedal past blacksmith workshops and vegetable fields, ending with a refreshing local beer or fresh sugar cane juice. We conclude the day by sailing downstream to our overnight mooring at the river confluence.

Low-water period (Mid-Nov to End-Aug): Kampong Luong (Tonle River) - Prek Bangkong - Angkor Ban (Mekong River)
Our first stop is the silver-smith village of Kampong Luong, where 400 families craft silver and brass jewelry. We continue to Wat Prang, a Royal Buddhist Temple, to learn about the king’s legacy and engage with the local monks. Back on board, enjoy an entertaining fashion show of local Cambodian attire.
In the afternoon, we reach Prek Bangkong, a silk-weaving community at the confluence of the Tonle and Mekong.

• The Jahan Optional Cycling : A 14km ride to the former royal palace of Lavea Em (1601-1618). Visit historic pagodas and silk workshops, concluding with a tea break at the heritage residence of H.E. Sam-El.
• Default Excursion: Observe the intricate silk production process and visit the heritage house of a famous royal architect. The day ends with a poolside sundowner and dance tunes before an evening cinema.

High-water period (End-Aug to Mid-Nov): Kampong Luong - Kampong Tralach - Tonle River
Start your morning with Tai Chi on the sun deck as we approach Kampong Luong.

• Morning Excursion: This celebrated "Silver Smith Village" is home to 400 families crafting intricate pieces from silver and brass. Later, visit Wat Prang, a Royal Buddhist Temple, to reflect on the king’s legacy and chat with local monks.
• Afternoon Excursion: We journey into the Kampong Tralach countryside via a traditional ox-cart ride. Pass through emerald rice paddies to visit an NGO school or a 300-year-old Buddhist shrine.
• The Jahan Cycling Option: A 14km heartland expedition. Discover the ruins of Lungvek Palace and the Buddha Jade Temple while watching fishermen cast their nets in the Tonle River. As the sky turns golden, enjoy Happy Hour at the bar before a classic film screening in the lounge.

Low-water period (Mid-Nov to End-Aug): Angkor Ban - Kampong Cham
Start with Tai Chi on the sun deck before exploring Angkor Ban.

• The Jahan Optional Cycling: A 10km journey starting with a tranquil monk meeting, cycling through vegetable fields and old wooden houses. Visit a blacksmith and enjoy an ice-cold local beer or fresh sugar cane juice.
• Default Excursion: Visit the monastery and the enchanting village to meet monks and villagers, capturing the rustic lifestyle of Cambodia.

While we sail to Kampong Cham, the afternoon is at your disposal. This is the time for "cruise mode" enjoy a massage at the spa, relax on your private balcony, or visit the bridge to hear stories from the Captain. You can also join a culinary workshop to learn the secrets of Khmer gastronomy. We moor mid-river near Kampong Cham with a farewell party vibe.
High-water period (End-Aug to Mid-Nov): Kampong Laeang - Tonle Lake
Today we immerse ourselves in the vast Tonle ecosystem, arriving at the hidden hamlet of Kampong Laeang.

• Morning Excursion: Travel by tuk-tuk to explore the heart of rural life. Witness the art of pottery making and climb to a pre-Angkorian temple for panoramic views of the floodplains.
• The Jahan Cycling Option : A 17km ride through picturesque villages specializing in palm sugar and pottery. This flat terrain offers an intimate look at the daily rhythms of Khmer life. 

Back on board The Jahan, we enter the massive Tonle Lake. The afternoon is dedicated to relaxation; enjoy the ocean-like horizon and onboard entertainment as we approach Siem Reap. We celebrate our final night with a Farewell Dinner and festive party vibes.

Low-water period (Mid-Nov to End-Aug): Kampong Cham - Siem Reap
Enjoy your final breakfast on our floating sanctuary. We disembark and transfer by bus to Siem Reap (approx. 4 hours). Our guides will share interesting insights about the region during the journey. You will arrive in Siem Reap in the early afternoon, carrying the enchanting memories of the Mighty Mekong with you.
High-water period (End-Aug to Mid-Nov): Tonle Lake - Siem Reap
Enjoy a final breakfast on your floating sanctuary. Tonle Sap, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, is the lifeblood of Cambodia, teeming with rare birds and incredible biodiversity. 
This morning, we bid farewell to the crew and disembark. A local boat will ferry you to the shore, passing through a sprawling floating community. 
Upon reaching the Siem Reap pier, we provide a transfer to the city center. We hope you carry home the enchanting memories and friendships formed along the Mighty Mekong.

Low-water period (Mid-Nov to End-Aug): Angkor Ban - Prek Bangkong - Tonle River
Energize your body with a Sunrise Tai Chi session before a lavish breakfast buffet. Our first stop is the timeless village of Angkor Ban, one of the few communities to survive the Khmer Rouge era intact.

• Default Excursion: Explore the local monastery and stroll through the village to engage with monks, capturing the authentic essence of Cambodia’s rustic lifestyle.
• The Jahan Optional Cycling Tour : A 10km ride starting with a tranquil monk blessing, then pedaling through seasonal vegetable fields and past ancestral wooden houses. Visit a local blacksmith and reward yourself with a cold local beer or fresh sugar cane juice. As The Jahan sails toward Phnom Penh, we halt at Prek Bangkong, a village world-renowned for its silk-weaving heritage.
• Default Excursion: Observe the delicate silk production process from cocoon to loom and visit the heritage residence of H.E. Sam-El, a former royal architect.
• The Jahan Optional Cycling Tour : A 14km journey to the former royal palace of Lavea Em. Pedal through historic pagodas and vibrant silk workshops, ending with an elegant tea break at a heritage estate. The day ends with a multi-course dinner as we sail past the illuminated Phnom Penh skyline and enter the Tonle River.

High-water period (End-Aug to Mid-Nov): Kampong Laeang - Kampong Tralach - Prek Bangkong
Wake up in the heart of the Tonle region, a vibrant ecosystem teeming with life.

• Morning Excursion: Explore the hidden hamlet of Kampong Laeang by tuk-tuk. Visit local artisans to witness the ancient art of pottery making and climb to a pre-Angkorian temple for sweeping views of the lush floodplains and rice paddies.
• The Jahan Cycling Optional: Embark on a 17km bike ride through the emerald countryside. Pedal past palm sugar workshops and small villages, enjoying a flat and scenic route that reveals the authentic rhythms of Khmer life.
• In the afternoon, we sail south to Kampong Tralach for a taste of rural tradition.
• Afternoon Excursion: Board an ox-pulled cart for a nostalgic journey through winding back roads and rice fields. Visit a local NGO school and library project, or find serenity at a 300-year-old Buddhist shrine.

The Jahan Cycling Optional: Join a 14km cycling tour to discover the former royal capital of Lungvek and the historic Buddha Jade Temple. Observe local fishermen at work as you ride through the picturesque heartland. Enjoy a relaxing afternoon tea at the bar as we sail toward our overnight anchorage near Prek Bangkong.

Low-water period (Mid-Nov to End-Aug): Kampong Laeang - Kampong Tralach - Phnom Penh
Wake up in the heart of the pristine Tonle ecosystem.

• Default Morning Excursion: Embark on a tuk-tuk journey through Kampong Laeang to witness traditional pottery making and visit a pre-Angkorian temple offering 360-degree views of the lush floodplains.
• The Jahan Optional Cycling Tour : A 17km discovery ride through rice paddies and hamlets specializing in pottery and palm sugar craftsmanship. After a refined lunch and afternoon tea on board, we reach Kampong Tralach.
• Default Afternoon Excursion: Experience a nostalgic ox-pulled cart ride along winding back roads to visit a local NGO school project or a 300-year-old Buddhist temple.
• The Jahan Optional Cycling Tour : A 14km biking tour through the Cambodian heartland, encountering the ruins of Lungvek Palace and the Buddha Jade Temple while observing local fishermen casting their nets. As night falls, we moor mid-stream with breathtaking views of the vibrant capital.

High-water period (End-Aug to Mid-Nov): Prek Bangkong - Angkor Ban - Phnom Penh
Start your day with a Tai Chi session on the sun deck as the landscape transitions into the vast Mekong stream.

• Morning Excursion: Discover Prek Bangkong, a village famous for its silk-weaving artisans and its history as a former royal residence. Watch the intricate silk-making process and visit the heritage house of H.E. Sam-El, a legendary royal architect.
• The Jahan Cycling Optional: Take a 14km ride to the ruins of the Lavea Em Palace. Explore vibrant local markets and pagodas, concluding with an elegant tea break at a heritage estate.
• While we sail upstream to Angkor Ban, enjoy the passing river scenery.
• Afternoon Excursion: Step back in time in Angkor Ban, a village renowned for its traditional wooden houses. Visit the local monastery to meet monks in their morning class and wander through the hamlet to capture timeless photographic moments.
• The Jahan Cycling Optional: Begin with a tranquil monk blessing before a 10km ride through vegetable fields and ancestral homes. Meet local blacksmiths and finish your adventure with a refreshing sugar cane juice or an ice-cold local beer. We conclude the day by arriving in Phnom Penh, mooring mid-stream with a stunning view of the city’s glowing skyline.

Today is dedicated to exploring Phnom Penh, the "Paris of the East." Your full-day tour begins with a traditional cyclo ride to the Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda. We then visit the S21 Prison, a moving site essential for understanding Cambodia’s history. After a delightful lunch in town, visit the Champey Academy of Arts to see students practicing the intricate Apsara dance. You can learn basic "Kbach" techniques or simply observe traditional Khmer painting. Wrap up the day with a stroll through the French Quarter and Wat Phnom. The evening features an Open-air Barbecue Gala Dinner on the deck, accompanied by a professional Apsara performance.

Before leaving Cambodia, join a captivating testimony by Mr. Sum Rithy, a survivor of S21, who shares his powerful story. As The Jahan departs, it’s time for "cruise mode." This is the ultimate afternoon to book a treatment at The Jasmine Spa, relax on your private balcony, or visit the bridge for a chat with the Captain. You may also participate in a Khmer Culinary Workshop hosted by our executive chef. During afternoon tea, we clear customs and enter Vietnam, mooring near the tranquil Gieng Island.

Wake early to embrace the stunning dawn scenery as the Delta comes to life. Energize your spirit with our Morning Tai Chi class before a lavish breakfast buffet. We depart by local boat to Cai Be to visit traditional workshops producing rice paper, rice cookies, and coconut candy.

• The Jahan Optional Cycling : A 12km ride over scenic Tan Phong Island along flat paths through orchards of rambutan, longan, and jackfruit. Visit a family business weaving water hyacinths and a local temple under a banyan tree, ending with a tropical fruit tasting.
• Default Excursion: For those not cycling, a motorized buggy ride takes you through fruit gardens and to a family specializing in hand-weaving water hyacinths into artistic crafts.

In the afternoon, we sail to Binh Thanh Island in the Sa Dec region.

• The Jahan Optional Cycling : A 7km discovery ride through scenic backstreets and rice paddies, stopping at the village of Long Ta, famous for its traditional scarf weaving.
• Default Excursion: A village stroll to witness the complete mat-making process and meet an elderly local couple who share stories of island life. Before dinner, join a presentation in the lounge regarding life on the Mekong Delta as we sail toward Gieng Island.

After Tai Chi and breakfast, we explore Gieng Island (Mango Island).

• The Jahan Optional Cycling : A 15km pleasurable ride along lush green paths and mango farms. Wave to friendly locals and visit traditional incense and boat-building workshops.
• Default Excursion: A stroll under mango groves to visit an incense workshop and a family-run boat-building yard. Enjoy freshly picked mangoes with local tea in the courtyard of a century-old home.

In the afternoon, we take a traditional sampan toward Evergreen Island. Here, you meet a farming family to gain insight into their daily routine. You are invited to step into their shoes, helping to prepare seedlings, plant crops, or assist with the harvest depending on the season. Much of the produce grown here is used by our onboard chef. Afterward, we head toward the Cambodian border while an overnight sail carries us to the capital.

Today is dedicated to Phnom Penh, a city of rustic charm and centuries of history. After breakfast, a full-day tour begins with a cyclo ride through the city center, visiting the Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda. We then visit the S21 Prison, a poignant site from the Khmer Rouge era.
After lunch in town, we visit a famous academy of arts to observe young dancers training in the intricate Apsara dance, with an opportunity to learn basic techniques under guidance. The day concludes with a stroll through the French Quarter and the iconic Wat Phnom. Back on board, meet Mr. Sum Rithy, a survivor of S21, for a captivating testimony and discussion. The evening is celebrated with an Open-air Barbecue Gala Dinner and a live Apsara performance, before you explore the city's nightlife at your leisure.

Low-water period (Mid-Nov to End-Aug): Phnom Penh - Kampong Laeang - Kampong Luong (Tonle River)
At dawn, the cruiser enters the Tonle River, a natural wonder of Cambodia.

• Morning Excursion: Discover the rural countryside of Kampong Tralach via an ox-pulled cart through rice paddies. Visit a local NGO school or a 300-year-old Buddhist shrine.
• The Jahan Optional Cycling: A 14km biking tour through the heartland, visiting the former royal palace of Lungvek and the Buddha Jade Temple (1560), while observing fishermen at work.
• In the afternoon, our crew showcases traditional Khmer fashions. We then reach Kampong Laeang.
• The Jahan Optional Cycling : A 17km ride through rice paddies and quaint villages producing pottery and palm sugar. The terrain is flat, offering a captivating glimpse of rural life.
• Default Excursion: Travel by tuk-tuk to explore the heart of rural life, including pottery making and a pre-Angkorian temple with panoramic views of the floodplains. We then sail toward Kampong Luong for our overnight mooring.

High-water period (End-Aug to Mid-Nov): Phnom Penh - Prek Bangkong - Angkor Ban - Kampong Luong
As the sun rises over Phnom Penh, we set sail toward the serene village of Prek Bangkong, located at the junction of the Tonle and Mekong Rivers.

• Morning Excursion: Famous as a historic Royal residence, this village is now home to master silk weavers. You will observe the delicate process of creating silk from scratch and visit the heritage home of H.E. Sam-El, a legendary Royal architect.
• The Jahan Cycling Option: A 14km ride through scenic landscapes to the 17th-century Lavea Em Palace. Explore ancient pagodas and lively markets, concluding with an elegant tea break at Sam-El’s residence. During lunch, our experts present an insightful talk on the geography of the Mekong and Tonle Rivers.
• Afternoon Excursion: We visit Angkor Ban, a charming village known for its traditional wooden houses and spiritual atmosphere. Meet local monks at the monastery and engage with villagers to experience Cambodia's authentic rural life.
• The Jahan Cycling Option: A 10km journey starting with a monk blessing. Pedal past blacksmith workshops and vegetable fields, ending with a refreshing local beer or fresh sugar cane juice. We conclude the day by sailing downstream to our overnight mooring at the river confluence.

Low-water period (Mid-Nov to End-Aug): Kampong Luong (Tonle River) - Prek Bangkong - Angkor Ban (Mekong River)
Our first stop is the silver-smith village of Kampong Luong, where 400 families craft silver and brass jewelry. We continue to Wat Prang, a Royal Buddhist Temple, to learn about the king’s legacy and engage with the local monks. Back on board, enjoy an entertaining fashion show of local Cambodian attire.
In the afternoon, we reach Prek Bangkong, a silk-weaving community at the confluence of the Tonle and Mekong.

• The Jahan Optional Cycling : A 14km ride to the former royal palace of Lavea Em (1601-1618). Visit historic pagodas and silk workshops, concluding with a tea break at the heritage residence of H.E. Sam-El.
• Default Excursion: Observe the intricate silk production process and visit the heritage house of a famous royal architect. The day ends with a poolside sundowner and dance tunes before an evening cinema.

High-water period (End-Aug to Mid-Nov): Kampong Luong - Kampong Tralach - Tonle River
Start your morning with Tai Chi on the sun deck as we approach Kampong Luong.

• Morning Excursion: This celebrated "Silver Smith Village" is home to 400 families crafting intricate pieces from silver and brass. Later, visit Wat Prang, a Royal Buddhist Temple, to reflect on the king’s legacy and chat with local monks.
• Afternoon Excursion: We journey into the Kampong Tralach countryside via a traditional ox-cart ride. Pass through emerald rice paddies to visit an NGO school or a 300-year-old Buddhist shrine.
• The Jahan Cycling Option: A 14km heartland expedition. Discover the ruins of Lungvek Palace and the Buddha Jade Temple while watching fishermen cast their nets in the Tonle River. As the sky turns golden, enjoy Happy Hour at the bar before a classic film screening in the lounge.

Low-water period (Mid-Nov to End-Aug): Angkor Ban - Kampong Cham
Start with Tai Chi on the sun deck before exploring Angkor Ban.

• The Jahan Optional Cycling: A 10km journey starting with a tranquil monk meeting, cycling through vegetable fields and old wooden houses. Visit a blacksmith and enjoy an ice-cold local beer or fresh sugar cane juice.
• Default Excursion: Visit the monastery and the enchanting village to meet monks and villagers, capturing the rustic lifestyle of Cambodia.

While we sail to Kampong Cham, the afternoon is at your disposal. This is the time for "cruise mode" enjoy a massage at the spa, relax on your private balcony, or visit the bridge to hear stories from the Captain. You can also join a culinary workshop to learn the secrets of Khmer gastronomy. We moor mid-river near Kampong Cham with a farewell party vibe.
High-water period (End-Aug to Mid-Nov): Kampong Laeang - Tonle Lake
Today we immerse ourselves in the vast Tonle ecosystem, arriving at the hidden hamlet of Kampong Laeang.

• Morning Excursion: Travel by tuk-tuk to explore the heart of rural life. Witness the art of pottery making and climb to a pre-Angkorian temple for panoramic views of the floodplains.
• The Jahan Cycling Option: A 17km ride through picturesque villages specializing in palm sugar and pottery. This flat terrain offers an intimate look at the daily rhythms of Khmer life. 

Back on board The Jahan, we enter the massive Tonle Lake. The afternoon is dedicated to relaxation; enjoy the ocean-like horizon and onboard entertainment as we approach Siem Reap. We celebrate our final night with a Farewell Dinner and festive party vibes.

Low-water period (Mid-Nov to End-Aug): Kampong Cham - Siem Reap
Enjoy your final breakfast on our floating sanctuary. We disembark and transfer by bus to Siem Reap (approx. 4 hours). Our guides will share interesting insights about the region during the journey. You will arrive in Siem Reap in the early afternoon, carrying the enchanting memories of the Mighty Mekong with you.
High-water period (End-Aug to Mid-Nov): Tonle Lake - Siem Reap
Enjoy a final breakfast on your floating sanctuary. Tonle Sap, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, is the lifeblood of Cambodia, teeming with rare birds and incredible biodiversity. 
This morning, we bid farewell to the crew and disembark. A local boat will ferry you to the shore, passing through a sprawling floating community. 
Upon reaching the Siem Reap pier, we provide a transfer to the city center. We hope you carry home the enchanting memories and friendships formed along the Mighty Mekong.

Low-water period (Mid-Nov to End-Aug): Angkor Ban - Prek Bangkong - Tonle River
Energize your body with a Sunrise Tai Chi session before a lavish breakfast buffet. Our first stop is the timeless village of Angkor Ban, one of the few communities to survive the Khmer Rouge era intact.
Default Excursion: Explore the local monastery and stroll through the village to engage with monks, capturing the authentic essence of Cambodia’s rustic lifestyle.
The Jahan Optional Cycling Tour : A 10km ride starting with a tranquil monk blessing, then pedaling through seasonal vegetable fields and past ancestral wooden houses. Visit a local blacksmith and reward yourself with a cold local beer or fresh sugar cane juice. As The Jahan sails toward Phnom Penh, we halt at Prek Bangkong, a village world-renowned for its silk-weaving heritage.
Default Excursion: Observe the delicate silk production process from cocoon to loom and visit the heritage residence of H.E. Sam-El, a former royal architect.
The Jahan Optional Cycling Tour : A 14km journey to the former royal palace of Lavea Em. Pedal through historic pagodas and vibrant silk workshops, ending with an elegant tea break at a heritage estate. The day ends with a multi-course dinner as we sail past the illuminated Phnom Penh skyline and enter the Tonle River.
High-water period (End-Aug to Mid-Nov): Kampong Laeang - Kampong Tralach - Prek Bangkong
Wake up in the heart of the Tonle region, a vibrant ecosystem teeming with life.
Morning Excursion: Explore the hidden hamlet of Kampong Laeang by tuk-tuk. Visit local artisans to witness the ancient art of pottery making and climb to a pre-Angkorian temple for sweeping views of the lush floodplains and rice paddies.
The Jahan Cycling Optional: Embark on a 17km bike ride through the emerald countryside. Pedal past palm sugar workshops and small villages, enjoying a flat and scenic route that reveals the authentic rhythms of Khmer life.
In the afternoon, we sail south to Kampong Tralach for a taste of rural tradition.
Afternoon Excursion: Board an ox-pulled cart for a nostalgic journey through winding back roads and rice fields. Visit a local NGO school and library project, or find serenity at a 300-year-old Buddhist shrine.
The Jahan Cycling Optional: Join a 14km cycling tour to discover the former royal capital of Lungvek and the historic Buddha Jade Temple. Observe local fishermen at work as you ride through the picturesque heartland. Enjoy a relaxing afternoon tea at the bar as we sail toward our overnight anchorage near Prek Bangkong.

Low-water period (Mid-Nov to End-Aug): Kampong Laeang - Kampong Tralach - Phnom Penh
Wake up in the heart of the pristine Tonle ecosystem.
Default Morning Excursion: Embark on a tuk-tuk journey through Kampong Laeang to witness traditional pottery making and visit a pre-Angkorian temple offering 360-degree views of the lush floodplains.
The Jahan Optional Cycling Tour : A 17km discovery ride through rice paddies and hamlets specializing in pottery and palm sugar craftsmanship. After a refined lunch and afternoon tea on board, we reach Kampong Tralach.
Default Afternoon Excursion: Experience a nostalgic ox-pulled cart ride along winding back roads to visit a local NGO school project or a 300-year-old Buddhist temple.
The Jahan Optional Cycling Tour : A 14km biking tour through the Cambodian heartland, encountering the ruins of Lungvek Palace and the Buddha Jade Temple while observing local fishermen casting their nets. As night falls, we moor mid-stream with breathtaking views of the vibrant capital.
High-water period (End-Aug to Mid-Nov): Prek Bangkong - Angkor Ban - Phnom Penh
Start your day with a Tai Chi session on the sun deck as the landscape transitions into the vast Mekong stream.
Morning Excursion: Discover Prek Bangkong, a village famous for its silk-weaving artisans and its history as a former royal residence. Watch the intricate silk-making process and visit the heritage house of H.E. Sam-El, a legendary royal architect.
The Jahan Cycling Optional: Take a 14km ride to the ruins of the Lavea Em Palace. Explore vibrant local markets and pagodas, concluding with an elegant tea break at a heritage estate.
While we sail upstream to Angkor Ban, enjoy the passing river scenery.
Afternoon Excursion: Step back in time in Angkor Ban, a village renowned for its traditional wooden houses. Visit the local monastery to meet monks in their morning class and wander through the hamlet to capture timeless photographic moments.
The Jahan Cycling Optional: Begin with a tranquil monk blessing before a 10km ride through vegetable fields and ancestral homes. Meet local blacksmiths and finish your adventure with a refreshing sugar cane juice or an ice-cold local beer. We conclude the day by arriving in Phnom Penh, mooring mid-stream with a stunning view of the city’s glowing skyline.

Today is dedicated to exploring Phnom Penh, the "Paris of the East." Your full-day tour begins with a traditional cyclo ride to the Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda. We then visit the S21 Prison, a moving site essential for understanding Cambodia’s history. After a delightful lunch in town, visit the Champey Academy of Arts to see students practicing the intricate Apsara dance. You can learn basic "Kbach" techniques or simply observe traditional Khmer painting. Wrap up the day with a stroll through the French Quarter and Wat Phnom. The evening features an Open-air Barbecue Gala Dinner on the deck, accompanied by a professional Apsara performance.

Before leaving Cambodia, join a captivating testimony by Mr. Sum Rithy, a survivor of S21, who shares his powerful story. As The Jahan departs, it’s time for "cruise mode." This is the ultimate afternoon to book a treatment at The Jasmine Spa, relax on your private balcony, or visit the bridge for a chat with the Captain. You may also participate in a Khmer Culinary Workshop hosted by our executive chef. During afternoon tea, we clear customs and enter Vietnam, mooring near the tranquil Gieng Island.

After Tai Chi and breakfast, we explore Gieng Island, known for its vast mango groves.

• Default Morning Excursion: Stroll through fruit orchards, visit a handmade incense workshop, and watch a traditional boat-building demonstration. Enjoy fresh mangoes and tea at a century-old ancestral home.
• The Jahan Optional Cycling Tour : A 15km ride through emerald paths and fruit gardens, visiting various artisanal workshops along the way. In the afternoon, we continue to My An Hung Village in the Sa Dec province.
• Default Afternoon Excursion: Visit a local family for a tea tasting and a presentation of fresh Delta fruits. Witness a vibrant Traditional Dragon Dance performed by a local troupe. Back on board, enjoy a complimentary cocktail hour with music and snacks as The Jahan sails into a golden Mekong sunset.

Our final full day begins on Binh Thanh Island, a center for water hyacinth crafts.

• Default Morning Excursion: Wander through the village to witness the complete mat-making process and meet a local elderly couple for a glimpse into island history.
• The Jahan Optional Cycling Tour: A 7km ride through scenic backstreets to the scarf-weaving village of Long Ta. In the afternoon, we explore the town of Cai Be and Tan Phong Island.
• Default Afternoon Excursion: Visit a local workshop to see the production of rice paper, coconut candy, and rice wine. Later, take a buggy ride on Tan Phong Island to visit a fruit garden and a hyacinth weaving family.
• The Jahan Optional Cycling Tour: A 12km ride through orchards of rambutan and longan, stopping at a local temple under a majestic banyan tree. As we sail toward My Tho, join the crew for a final farewell party on the sun deck.

Savor your final breakfast on your floating sanctuary. We disembark in My Tho and take a comfortable coach transfer for the final 70km journey to Saigon. You will arrive in the city by mid-morning, concluding your Heritage Line The Jahan expedition with stories and memories to last a lifetime.