Mekong River

Beginning in the Tibetan Plateau and flowing through Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam, the Mekong River is one of the most important in Asia. At 4,350 kilometres long and covering a total area of 795,000 square kilometres, the Mekong plays a vital role in economic, transportation and tourism development in Indochina. For those wanting to explore the cultural heart of Indochina, there’s no better way than via a Mekong River cruise.

As you wind through the Mekong River, discover centuries of stories in Asia. Glide past unspoiled vistas of tropical jungles and mountain peaks, imposing rock formations and sheltered villages. Cultural experiences await at every bend of the river, whether hearing historic tales in the Cu Chi Tunnels, enjoying an ox cart ride through rice terraces or being embraced by the eager children in the local schools of rural villages.

Taking you through some of the most mesmerising stretches of Southeast Asia, a Mekong River cruise is a bucket-list experience no traveller will ever forget.

The Mekong Flows Through: China, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam
River Length: 4,350 kms
River Source: Lasagongma Spring
River Mouth: Mekong River Delta