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| Trip Name | From | Days | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mekong Explorer - Ho Chi Minh to Siem Reap (Extension) | $6,400 | 5 | Board the Aqua Mekong in My Tho for a 5-day Mekong River cruise of Cambodia & Vietnam, including stops in Ho Chi Minh City, Phnom Penh, and Long Son Pagoda atop Sam Mountain. Travel back in time as you cruise upriver through the thriving Mekong Delta past floating villages, colonial vestiges, and gilded pagodas. |
| Mekong River - Downstream - High water | $2,782 | 8 | Sail aboard the Jayavarman on an 8-day Mekong River cruise from Siem Reap to Saigon. Explore Cambodia’s Tonle Lake, Phnom Penh’s historic sites, and Vietnam’s colorful Mekong Delta villages while discovering local crafts, culture, and daily river life. |
| Mekong River - Downstream - High water | $2,782 | 8 | Explore the Mekong on this 8-day high-water Mekong River cruise from Siem Reap to Saigon. Get an inside look at the southern cultures of Vietnam and Cambodia as you travel across the mighty Mekong Delta. Stop in charming port towns and immerse yourself in the city's culture and history. |
| Mekong River - Upstream | $1,354 | 4 | On this 4-day journey from Saigon to Phnom Penh, cruise the lower Mekong River in majestic style aboard the Jayavarman. Discover the culture and history of the various towns along the mighty Mekong while exploring the river. |
| Mekong River - Downstream - Low water | $3,250 | 8 | Sail aboard the Jayavarman on an 8-day Mekong River cruise from Siem Reap to Saigon. Explore riverside villages, ancient temples, and vibrant delta communities while enjoying authentic Cambodian and Vietnamese culture, cuisine, and scenic river life. |
| Mekong Discovery - Phnom Penh to Siem Reap | $4,800 | 4 | Experience the colorful culture of Vietnam and Cambodia as you embark on this 4-day Mekong River Discovery Cruise from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap, and experience a richly-rewarding adventure by heading upriver in Cambodia and exploring the Tonle Sap Lake. |
| Mekong River - Downstream - Low water | $1,951 | 5 | Embark on a 5-day cruise along the Mekong River from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh with the Jayavarman, and cruise the expansive Mekong Delta to discover the pre-Angkorian temples and culture of Cambodia. |
| Mekong River - Upstream - High water | $2,782 | 8 | Embark on an 8-day Mekong River cruise aboard the Jayavarman, from Saigon to Siem Reap. Experience the beauty and culture of the lower Mekong River, explore charming riverside towns, and uncover the rich history and traditions that define this remarkable region. |
| Mekong Explorer - Phnom Penh to Siem Reap (Extension) | $6,400 | 5 | Interact with the locals and visit colorful marketplaces and cultural attractions along the shorelines while on a tour of this beautiful region. Take a five-day cruise down the Mekong River aboard the Aqua Mekong. |
| Mekong River - Upstream - Low water | $2,782 | 8 | Sail the Mekong River aboard the Jayavarman on an 8-day cruise from Saigon to Siem Reap. Discover local life along the river, from Vietnam’s craft villages and island communities to Cambodia’s temples, silk weaving villages, and cultural traditions. |
Visa requirements for countries along the Mekong River—such as Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia—vary depending on your nationality and length of stay. Thailand offers visa-free entry for many travelers, while Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia typically require a tourist visa, though options like e-visas or visa on arrival make the process straightforward. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, check with your country's foreign affairs office or the U.S. Department of State website.
Throughout most of the countries along the Mekong River, tipping is generally appreciated, especially in the tourism and service industries. It’s common to leave a small percentage of the bill at restaurants if service isn’t included. For personal drivers and local guides, a modest daily tip is considered a kind and respectful gesture for good service.
While you will find that the more developed areas and cities have decent internet and accessible cyber cafes, there is some censorship that will prevent you from accessing certain sites, and the rural areas probably won't have the internet at all
You probably will be out of range for most of your trip, but if you are in a big city and would like to use your phone, the easiest way to do so is to buy a local SIM chip that you can find at any airport and pre-pay for data and minutes
Power is 220v but most 110v devices can handle this as well. Outlets are either A (two-flat prongs), C (two round prongs) or G (three flat prongs in a triangle). Make sure to have a plug adapter for these types just in case
The facilities on boats and hotels are generally western style bowl toilets, but on any day excursions, you might come across squat toilets. Make sure that you bring your own toilet paper and throw it into the wastebasket rather than the bowl before flushing
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