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The Superior rooms are located on the main deck of the Jayavarman, featuring a private balcony with tables and chairs to enjoy the peaceful Mekong River view. The rooms are designed with luxurious white wooden furniture, art paintings, delicate Art Deco accents, and spacious bathrooms with classic vanities and convenient showers.
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The Deluxe Stateroom is located on the upper deck, with large sliding glass doors opening onto a private balcony with tables and chairs. The cozy space with natural wood tones, intricately carved interiors and traditional Khmer decoration reflects the heritage that Jayavarman Cruise represents.
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The Signature Suite is located in a special position at the bow of the ship, with a balcony facing the direction of the ship's movement. The room is equipped with a four-poster king bed made of solid wood, unique Khmer sculptures and ancient Vietnamese artifacts. Named after King Bao Dai - the last king of Vietnam, the Signature Suite room is steeped in history and is served by a private butler.
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If you have ever dreamed of a journey across the Vietnam - Cambodia border without haste, without noise, then there is nothing more poetic than going down the Mekong River on the Heritage Line Jayavarman cruise - a classic Indochina icon distributed by Asia Tour Deals. This Mekong River cruise experience not only takes you through the beautiful scenery but also opens up vibrant cultural slices on both sides of the river.
Jayavarman has a beauty that blends French colonial architecture and traditional Khmer art, with only 27 separate cabins, each with a private balcony, handcrafted wooden furniture, and a nostalgic space. On the journey, you will visit floating villages by the Mekong River, rural markets, and ancient temples - places that are inaccessible by road.
On board, visitors enjoy exquisite cuisine, relax at the outdoor jacuzzi, read books in the library, or simply watch the sunset over the river from the deck. Each day is a new chapter in the journey to discover the soul of Southeast Asia.
With Asia Tour Deals, this is not just a trip – but a vivid, sophisticated, and personal experience, for those who love the differences and cultural depth of Southeast Asia.
The restaurant space is designed like a colonial dining room with dark wooden tables, classic hanging lamps and decorative details inspired by Vietnam - Khmer. Here, you will enjoy a diverse culinary menu, from traditional dishes to European dishes delicately prepared by professional chefs in an Open Kitchen.
The top deck is an ideal place to relax, read a book, or simply watch the Mekong River flow by. With soft cushioned sun loungers and a jacuzzi pool overlooking the Mekong river, this is a space full of high-class resort style in the middle of nature.
The Club 19330 Bar and open-air lounge area is designed like a classic salon - where you can enjoy a cool cocktail, chat with international visitors, or simply sit still, listening to melodious French music on an open terraced deck full of Indochine style.
The Henry Mouhot lobby lounge space brings a sense of peace with Khmer arts about the culture and history of the Mekong and Indochina. In addition, the artifacts, pictures, and artworks here help visitors understand more about the historical context, people, and life on both sides of the Mekong River.
With service packages such as East - West fusion massage, essential oil massage, facial care, and body scrub, the Apsara Spa focuses on using natural ingredients such as herbal essential oils and mineral salts. The space is designed to be quiet and cozy, along with a team of highly skilled technicians, making Apsara Spa an ideal destination to restore energy after days of wandering around exploring the Mekong River.
I’m that guy who plans trips around what i’m gonna eat, so when i saw heritage line jayavarman from Sai Gon to Siem Reap had these optional culinary excursions, i was sold. didn’t even think twice. i mean, yeah, the mekong river cruise part sounded great villages, temples, landscapes, cooking with locals. First stop i joined a family in cambodia to make “nom kruak,” these little rice cakes cooked in clay molds. we laughed a lot coz my first ones came out… let’s just say “abstract shapes.” in vietnam, i learned to make jackfruit leaf cakes from scratch — even picking the leaves from the garden. the granny in the house made the coconut sauce, and i swear it was the best thing i tasted all trip.
I booked this Mekong River cruise Heritage Line Jayavarman kinda last minute. i was drowning in deadlines back home, felt like my brain was just tabs on tabs on tabs. thought maybe a week on heritage line jayavarman would switch me off. spoiler: it did, big time. From day 1, you step on board and everything slows down. no rush, no emails, just the river sliding by. mornings were my fave on the deck while mist still hugged the water, then fresh coffee and tropical fruit for breakfast. afternoons i’d just sit on my balcony, watching villages drift past like movie scenes.
honestly booked this 3-day Mekong River cruise with Heritage Line Jayavarman coz my mate wouldn’t stop talking about it. thought “ok fine, quick break” but wow… i didn’t expect it to feel like stepping into a diff world. From Saigon to Phnom Penh, every stop was like a mini surprise Cai Be with its coconut candy (i took way too many free samples), tiny islands where ppl still weave mats by hand, and Gieng Island’s incense workshop (smelled amazing). nights on board were my fav tho… sipping wine on the sundeck while the river turned gold at sunset. 3 days went by fast but it felt like i’d been away for weeks. if you want a taste of both Vietnam & Cambodia without rushing airports, this is it.
I picked the 4-day trip coz i was short on vacay time but still wanted something more than a city break. heritage line jayavarman was perfect comfy cabin, balcony with river views (yes, i did the whole “morning coffee in a robe” thing). Each day had just enough exploring silk weaving village, ox cart rides, fruit gardens but also lots of downtime to just chill on board. loved the cooking demo on jackfruit leaf cakes. they’d joke with us, teach some vietnamese phrases, even shared local music in the evenings. By the time we hit saigon, i felt like i’d seen the real mekong delta, not just the touristy bits.
I planned to just fly from Vietnam to Cambodia, but Asia Tour Deals suggested, “why not take the Mekong river cruise instead?” … best decision ever. 7 days, no rushing, no airport hassle just drifting along the Mekong, stopping at villages, temples, and little islands you’d never find on your own. Loved the cultural bits meeting monks in Angkor Ban, seeing silk weaving up close, and listening to Mr. Sum Rithy’s life story was unforgettable. evenings on the jayavarman were pure magic… sunsets, BBQbbq dinners, apsara dance under the stars. Big thanks to Asia Tour Deals for making this happen - Robert nailed it.
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Emma Lee,
United KingdomWas gonna just fly between cambodia & vietnam, coz thought it’s faster, get there, see the cities, done. but then randomly stumbled across this mekong river cruise thing online, thought “hmm… why not?” ended up booking last minute. best travel decision i’ve made in ages. 7 days on the water with Heritage Line Jayavarman, no stress at all the crew took care of literally everything. wake up, do tai chi on deck, eat amazing breakfast, then go explore little villages, floating markets, temples i never knew existed. in cambodia we met locals in small river towns, learned about pottery, silk weaving… then in vietnam, it’s mango farms, fruit gardens, people making rice paper & coconut candy right in front of you. The coolest part was how the ship just moves slowly down the river, and you watch life go by kids waving from the shore, fishermen throwing nets, monks walking in saffron robes. it’s not just sightseeing, it’s like… sinking into the culture. no flights, no packing/unpacking every day. just 7 days of pure, calm travel through two countries, following the mekong like it’s telling you its own story. would 100% do it again!!!!!