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Year of Establishment: 2009 (fully renovated & redesigned by Oct 2013)
Category: Luxury
Program: 7 nights Saigon-Siem Reap or vice versa, 4 nights Siem Reap-Phnom Penh or vice versa, 3 nights Saigon-Phnom Penh or vice versa
Number of Cabins: 27 cabins
Cabin Type: Superior (20 m2), Deluxe (23 m2), Signature Suites (27 m2)
Facilities: Indochina Dining Hall, Club 1930 Funnel Bar & Lounge, Henry Mouhout Lobby Lounge, Boutique Shop, Apsara Spa, Sun Deck with Pool
Highlights: 3 nights, 4 nights, and 7 nights cruise in Mekong River covering Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) – Phnom Penh – Siem Reap
Management company: Heritage Line
Note: The cruise program & inclusions of services can be changed without prior notice. Please contact us for the most updated information
Jayavarman is the flagship of Heritage Line’s unique ship collection. Its interior design features a charming French-Colonial theme accented with stylish Khmer elements. Public areas are adorned with fine objets d’art, creating the ambiance of a floating art gallery. The welcoming atmosphere makes guests feel at home from the moment they step aboard. An open kitchen adds a distinctive flair to the culinary experience on board. The ship sails the lower Mekong between Vietnam and Cambodia on various itineraries.
The ship is named after “Jayavarman VII,” one of the greatest Khmer rulers, the ship honors his legacy as a benevolent king, art enthusiast, and devout Buddhist. Jayavarman VII was married to Princess Jayaradhevi and later to her sister Indradevi, both deeply spiritual and influential women. Indradevi, in particular, was a cultured woman who played a significant role in state affairs and education. Jayavarman VII’s 30-year reign was marked by military success and architectural achievements, including the construction of Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm, and the Bayon temple, known for its iconic Buddha faces that are believed to bear his serene smile. This legacy of harmony and benevolence is reflected in the smiles of Cambodians today.
