Phnom Penh
— The Pearl of Asia.
"A city of profound history and resilient spirit, where the golden spires of the Royal Palace glimmer next to the bustling, life-giving riverfront."
- The majestic Royal Palace
- Silver Pagoda's treasures
- Vibrant riverside promenades
- Deeply moving historical sites
Phnom Penh is the intersection of two worlds – rivers and their history. Here are merged three major rivers: the Mekong, Bassac, and Tonlé Sap. All over the city one can see traces of its history related to water. Ferries sailing across the rivers, markets, evening lights covering wide waterfront give the impression of constant motion.
In addition, the city has something else besides its active life: colonial architecture, numerous temples and bustling modern streets. But the Mekong makes us realize its inner depth. The vastness of the river adds spaciousness among the bustle of the city life.
Thus, Phnom Penh can be considered as turning point on each Mekong trip, reminding travelers of its unique abilities – evoking memories, promoting exchanges, symbolizing history of Cambodia.
Journeys featuring Phnom Penh
Our travel artisans can tailor any itinerary to spend more time discovering the secrets of Phnom Penh.
Ships Sailing Phnom Penh
Discover the exquisite vessels that navigate these waters, offering unparalleled luxury and intimate access to the region's hidden wonders.
Aqua Mekong
A vessel designed like a gallery and sailed like a secret. The Aqua Mekong brought a new visual language to the Mekong — one of open space, natural light, and the kind of quiet that only comes when everything around you has been thought through. Michelin-trained chefs. A pool on the sundeck. The river, always present.
The Jahan
Named after one of the Mughal Empire's greatest rulers, The Jahan carries that ambition on water. Carved teak, brass fittings, and a library that smells of old paper. The river slides past your window like a film reel of another century.
Jayavarman
Colonial teak, hand-stitched fabrics, the smell of frangipani at dusk. The Jayavarman is a floating boutique gallery inspired by the golden age of French Indochina and Khmer artistry. Smaller than most, deeper than all of them.
Mekong Symphony
The Mekong Symphony moves with purpose — spacious cabins, generous deck space, and itineraries that feel composed rather than crowded. For travellers who want the full delta experience without sacrificing comfort.
