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Itour Vietnam » Cruises » Mekong Cruises
Pandaw Cruises
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Price: 1,415 $
Tour code: MC-03
Trip Duration: 8 days 7 nights
Operating: Upon request
Schedule: Sai Gon, Campuchia
Itinerary: PANDAW
Duration: 8 days/7 nights (upstream), 8 days/7 nights (downstream).
Departure: Sai Gon & Siem Reap on selected days
Tour price: Per person price for main deck cabin sharing are from US$1,415 in low season and from US$2,205 in high season.
Cruise on Pandaw, Siem Reap- Saigon or vv, 8 days 7 nights, A shipping link between Saigon and Angkor is immensely practical for the traveller as it makes it possible to connect three important destinations on one trip with easy plane connections at either end: Saigon the exotic Frenchified former capital of South Vietnam, Phnom Penh, the quaint Cambodian capital, and the stupendous World Heritage monuments at Angkor.
There can be no tapestry of river life as fascinating and varied as the River Mekong. Indeed there can be no more striking a cultural contrast as that between the bustling Vietnam delta and the tranquility of Cambodia.
We pass from the vibrant French colonial port of Saigon, now called Ho Chi Minh City, through the vast delta so rich in human life and endeavour, to travel along the main channel into the rich countryside of Cambodia.
Duration: 8 days/7 nights (upstream), 8 days/7 nights (downstream).
Departure: Sai Gon & Siem Reap on selected days
Tour price: Per person price for main deck cabin sharing are from US$1,415 in low season and from US$2,205 in high season.
Cruise on Pandaw, Siem Reap- Saigon or vv, 8 days 7 nights, A shipping link between Saigon and Angkor is immensely practical for the traveller as it makes it possible to connect three important destinations on one trip with easy plane connections at either end: Saigon the exotic Frenchified former capital of South Vietnam, Phnom Penh, the quaint Cambodian capital, and the stupendous World Heritage monuments at Angkor.
There can be no tapestry of river life as fascinating and varied as the River Mekong. Indeed there can be no more striking a cultural contrast as that between the bustling Vietnam delta and the tranquility of Cambodia.
We pass from the vibrant French colonial port of Saigon, now called Ho Chi Minh City, through the vast delta so rich in human life and endeavour, to travel along the main channel into the rich countryside of Cambodia.
