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Vietnam and Cambodia: Life Along the Mekong River by Barge

Program Number: 19033RJ
Start and End Dates:
7/23/2013 - 8/4/2013; 7/30/2013 - 8/11/2013; 8/28/2013 - 9/9/2013; 9/6/2013 - 9/18/2013; 9/12/2013 - 9/24/2013; 9/21/2013 - 10/3/2013; 1/10/2014 - 1/22/2014; 2/9/2014 - 2/21/2014; 3/11/2014 - 3/23/2014;
Duration: 12 nights
Location: Vietnam/Cambodia
Price starting at: $2,295.00 - Price may vary based on date, departure city
Program Type: Adventure Afloat Study Cruise; River Boats
Meals: 28; 10 Breakfasts, 9 Lunches, 9 Dinners    
Meal Options: Vegetarian    

In the 19th and 20th centuries the nations of Vietnam and Cambodia — the offspring of ancient empires that dominated Asia for more than 1,000 years — were beset by imperial warfare and sundered by ethnic violence. Today, these modern states are integrating into the global community even as they mend the wounds of an era of atrocity. Consider legacies both bleak and beautiful as you navigate up the Mekong River to access villages and rice paddies where authentic Khmer and Vietnamese culture lives on.




Activity Particulars

Walking up to 1 mile per day and standing for up to 1 hour at a time; uneven sidewalks and stairs without railings. Climbing ramps and stairs to board and get off boat. Hot and humid conditions. Program cost excludes 2 meals to enjoy on your own.



Please note that some dates operate in reverse.



Itinerary At-a-Glance

Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam), 2 nights; aboard mv Toum Teav, 7 nights; Siem Reap (Cambodia), 1 night.



Days 1-2: Overnight flight from the U.S.A./Cross International Date Line


Days 3-4: Ho Chi Minh City / Embark ship

Learn about Vietnam's history and explore some of Saigon's famous sites including the Post Office, Notre Dame Cathedral, Hotel d'Ville, Reunification Hall and the War Remnants Museum.
Lodging: Comfortable full service hotel.



Days 5-7: Embark ship / Cho Gao Canal / Mekong Delta

Cruise along the Cho Gao Canal and observe local life as people tend the land, fish and travel to and from market. Stop to explore Vinh Trang Pagoda and the Cai Be Floating market. View the Mekong Delta at sunset from Sam Mountain. Chat with Vietnamese schoo lchildren eager to practice their English or French.



Days 8-11: Border Crossing / Phnom Penh / Kampong Chhnang / Tonle Sap

Step back in time as you visit the cultural sites of Cambodia's Capital. Learn about the depredations of the Khmer Rouge, visiting the Killing Fields and the S-21 Interrogation Center outside Phnom Penh. Visit Kampong Chhnang village and stop at a pottery house to learn about the traditional Cambodian method of producing pottery. Voyage along the Cambodian river and see farmers work in their emerald green rice paddies along the shore. Cross the Tonle Sap passing floating villages where daily activities take place entirely on the water.
Lodging: Comfortable river barge with private baths.



Days 12-13: Disembark the ship / Coach to Siem Reap (1 night) / Departure

Enjoy some free time in Siem Reap before departures the following morning.



mv Toum Teave

Built in 2001, this river vessel has two large decks with 10 air-conditioned rooms accommodating up to 18 participants on exclusive charters. Each room has a window facing the water and a private toilet, shower and sink.
Meals and Lodgings
   Grand Hotel
  Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 2 nights
   Toum Tiou (Teave)
  Toum Tiou (Teave), At Sea 7 nights
   Tara Angkor Hotel
  Siem Reap, Cambodia 1 night
 Grand Hotel
Type: Full Service Hotel
  Description: Surrounded by a downtown ambiance, handicraft shops, restaurants - Grand Hotel, a modern comfort in a very classical French atmosphere and architecture since 1930, is an ideal place for businessmen, travellers as well as the ones who seeking rest and entertainment.
  Contact info: 08 Dong Khoi, District 1
Ho Chi Minh City,   Vietnam
phone: +84-8-823-0163
web: www.grandhotel.vn/
  Room amenities: Satellite TV (65 channels...), Mini-bar, IDD telphone with bathroom extension In-room safe box, Electricity current: 220 volts Water purification, Air Conditioning, Hair dryer, Wireless Internet access.
  Facility amenities: Souvenir Shop, Concierge, Currency Exchange, Laundry and dry cleaning service, shoe-shining service, internet access, roof-top restaurant, swimming pool.
  Smoking allowed: Yes
  Additional nights prior: Contact Road Scholar Travel Extra nights can be arranged with Road Scholar Travel Services.
  Check in time: 2:00 PM

 Toum Tiou (Teave)
Type: Barge
  Ship Information: Built in 2001, the Toum Tiou (Teav ) is 124.67 ft long and 21.33 ft wide in the middle. Accommodates 20 passengers.
  Contact info: N/A
N/A,   Cambodia
phone: +855 12 24 08 59
web: www.cfmekong.com/intro.html
  Room amenities: It has 10 comfortable cabins (10.83 ft x 8.20 ft), 4 on the first deck and 6 on the second, each air-conditioned and with a private bathroom (8.20 ft x 4.59 ft) including toilet, shower and sink featuring a fan, one 220V plugs, and one 115V (razor outlet).
  Facility amenities: Public services include half-open out door restaurant and bar, lounge deck, inside library, sun deck, and forward deck.
  Smoking allowed: No
  Bathroom: Bathroom with showers only.

 Tara Angkor Hotel
Type: Four-Star Hotel
  Description: The Tara Angkor is equipped with modern amenities and elegantly furnished to make your stay luxurious and enjoyable. With exceptionally warm hospitality and traditional Cambodian sincerity and kindness your stay will be something not to be forgotten.
  Contact info: Vithei Charles de Gaulle
Siem Reap,   Cambodia
phone: (+855) 63 966 661
web: www.taraangkorhotel.com/facility.php
  Facility amenities: The Tara Angkor Hotel's stylish 4 star property has cemented its status as one of the jewels in Siem Reap’s accommodation sector. Our facilities include 213 magnificent rooms and suites, two restaurants, a lobby bar, and a swimming pool with jacuzzi, fitness center and sauna.
  Smoking allowed: Yes
  Elevators available: Yes
  Additional nights after: TBD Please contact Road Scholar Travel Services for more details.


Travel Details
  Start of Program:
During orientation at program hotel on Day 3 in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. You will be staying at Grand Hotel that night.
  End of Program:
At the program hotel on Day 13 in Siem Reap, Cambodia. You will be staying at Tara Angkor Hotel the night before.
  Required documents:
The Road Scholar Health & Safety Form is required.
  Parking availability:
Driving in these countries is not recommended. It can be difficult to drive with the traffic and the driving habits.
Transportation (For Independent Travelers)
  Train or bus availability: Participants can reach the site from the airport via taxi.
To Start of Program
  Location:  Ho Chi Minh City
  Transportation to site: If independent flights do not coincide with the designated group transfer, it will be the responsibility of the participant/s to make arrangements to get to the program site. At Tan Son Nhat International Airport, taxis line up, with proper police regulation outside of the airport. A metered taxi ride to the city costs about US $5-7 (subject to change) or you can ask for a fixed rate ($4-6) (subject to change). Airport Taxi and Saigon Taxi are among the most popular and reliable companies. It is better that you line up to get the regulated taxi than waving one off the road. The transfer from the Tan Son Nhat International Airport to the Grand Hotel will take approximately 20 to 30 minutes (7 km) depending on the traffic. Private arrival and departure transfers -at an additional cost- may be arranged in advance by calling Road Scholar Travel Services.
  From End of Program
  Location:  Siem Reap
  Nearest airport:  Siem Reap International Airport.
  Transportation from site: Taxis from the Tara Angkor Hotel in Siem Reap, Cambodia, to the airport are available and cost approximately $10 (subject to change). The transfer from the Tara Angkor to the Siem Reap International Airport will take approximately 10 to 15 minutes. Private arrival and departure transfers -at an additional cost- may be arranged in advance by calling Road Scholar Travel Services.
The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.


Daily Schedule

Day 1: Departure the U.S.
(Thursday, September 12)
   
 Depart From: Depart US for flight to Vietnam.

Day 2: En Route
(Friday, September 13)
   
 In Transit: Overnight flight to Vietnam

Day 3: Ho Chi Minh City/Orientation
(Saturday, September 14)
   
 Arrive To: Arrive to Ho Chi Minh International Airport. Transfer to the hotel for check-in.
 Afternoon: Convene at the hotel with other participants for your Program Orientation.
 Dinner: Welcome Dinner featuring a taste of local food.
   
Accommodations: Grand Hotel
Meals Included: Dinner

Day 4: History of Vietnam/City Orientation/City Field Trip
(Sunday, September 15)

Note: Will need to be able to walk nearly two miles. Must be able to keep up with group in busy streets with noise and lots of movement.
   
 Breakfast: Breakfast buffet at hotel.
 Morning: After breakfast transfer to the National University for a lecture on the History of Vietnam, then enjoy tea with University students. Speak with these students about the cultural climate of today's Vietnam.
 Lunch: Lunch at a local restaurant.
 Afternoon: The vibrant city of Saigon is a thriving metropolis reflecting Vietnam's contentious past as well as its fast-forwarding future. On a walking exploration, take notice of the past and present as you take a city orientation admist intricate traditional French colonial architecture, Chinese pagodas and sleek skyscrapers. Visit such sites as the Rex Hotel, the People's Committee Building, Notre Dame Cathedral and the General Post Office. Continue down Le Duan to the Reunification Palace (the former Presidential Palace) built as a modern administrative center. Then continue to the War Remnants Museum, which holds a large collection of weapons, machinery, artifacts and photographs illustrating the War.
 Dinner: Dinner on your own — pick a cuisine of your choice.
   
Accommodations: Grand Hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 5: Free time/Transfer to boat/Scenery of Vietnamese life
(Monday, September 16)
   
 Breakfast: Breakfast buffet at hotel.
 Morning: Enjoy free time or attend a lecture on about the history of the Mekong Delta and its economic significance to the region given by your Study Leader.
 Lunch: For lunch enjoy the taste of Vietnam as you sample Pho — a local favorite!
 Afternoon: Transfer to the Toum Tiou and begin your fascinating journey, through small villages, up the Mekong River. A ship information session will take place on this first day aboard.
 Dinner: Join the captain and crew for a welcome drink and dinner on board the boat.
   
Accommodations: Toum Tiou (Teave)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 6: My Tho/Ci Be/Vinh Long
(Tuesday, September 17)

Note: This will be an active day. Though there won't be a lot of walking, participants must be able to easily climb ladders on the side of the barge. Participants must also be comfortable getting in and out small wooden boats at least 3 to 4 times a day.
   
 Breakfast: Breakfast on board the boat.
 Morning: Arrive at My Tho. On the banks of a northern arm of the Mekong, My Tho, which translates as "fragrant herb," is where vistors come to discover the beauty of the delta. It's a quiet, prosperous city of about 100,000 inhabitants, famous for its many fruit orchards, gardens and the huge rice fields that surround it. The climate is warm and pleasant year round. Here, disembark the barge and transfer to a coach to Vihn Trang Pagoda. Then continue to Cai Dai temple and the noodle factory.
 Lunch: Lunch on board the boat.
 Afternoon: Continue for Vinh Long — a brick and pottery factory, the Binh Hoa Phuoc Islet Nursery of fruit trees, as well as a typical house and a show room of traditional farming tools. Vinh Long, which translates as "Majestic Dragon," is right in the middle of the delta, between two arms of the Mekong. The soil of Vinh Long is enriched by silt deposits, making it ideal for growing mandarins and other citrus fruits. Life is organized around the water. Houses on stilts, hawkers on boats, hundreds of small crafts crisscross in all directions.
 Dinner: Dinner on board the boat.
   
Accommodations: Toum Tiou (Teave)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 7: Sa Dec / Chau Doc
(Wednesday, September 18)

Note: Must be able to comfortably walk anywhere from 1 to 1 1/2 miles in the morning.
   
 Breakfast: Breakfast on board the boat.
 Morning: Arrival at Sa Dec and transfer to Trung Vuong primary school and visit with the students there. Stroll around Sa Dec Market along Sa Dec River bank. This small city of 30,000 inhabitants is fascinating in its unspoiled authenticity and undisturbed by visitors. It provides a glimpse of the delta where a few colonial houses still remain, including the "Chinaman's house" (from Duras' novel "The Lover," also made into a movie). Return to the boat with stopover at a nursery of flower and bonsai trees. Famous for its horticulture (it has many varieties of fabulously exotic flowers) Sa Dec was known as the "Garden of Cochin Chine" during colonial times.
 Lunch: Lunch on board ship.
 Afternoon: Take a field trip to Sam Mountain, the highest elevation on the Mekong provides a spectacular view of the region's Rice Paddies and canal system and the Cambodian border. Stop at a few spots to look at some of the temples such as Tay An Pagoda, the Temple of Lady Xu and the Tomb of Thoai Ngoc Hau.
 Dinner: Dinner at Victoria Hotel.
 Evening: Overnight onboard at the jetty of the hotel; passengers are free to enjoy the hotel facilities (swimming pool, billiards, bar, internet) or stroll in Chau Doc.
   
Accommodations: Toum Tiou (Teave)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 8: Cruising the Mekong Delta toward Phnom Penh
(Thursday, September 19)
   
 Breakfast: Breakfast on board the boat.
 Morning: Depart for the Vietnamese Cambodian border. Arrival at Vinh Xuong check-point in Vietnam and obtain your visa. The Toum Tiou undergoes some formalities as it clears through the border. The ship leaves the border and proceeds toward Phnom Penh.
 Lunch: Lunch on board the ship.
 Afternoon: Relax after lunch while the boat crusies towards Phnom Penh.
 Dinner: Dinner on board the boat.
   
Accommodations: Toum Tiou (Teave)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 9: Phnom Penh / S-21 / Killing Fields / Free afternoon
(Friday, September 20)
   
 Breakfast: Breakfast on board the boat.
 Morning: This morning, learn about the recent tragedy of Cambodia. This morning's presentation serves as a precursor to the depredations of the Khmer Rouge followed by a field trip to Choeung Ek Killing Fields, where thousands of Cambodians were executed for unwarrented crimes. Then return to town to visit the the S-21 (Tuol Sleng) Interrogation Center, where Cambodians were tortured and forced to confess to crimes they did not commit. Through these visits, you will hopefully gain a better understanding of the recent tragic period in Cambodian History, the scars it left, and how it affects both the social and economic development in the country today.
 Lunch: Lunch at a local restaurant.
 Afternoon: Free afternoon to explore Phnom Penh. Visit one of the local markets, walk the city streets, or just relax.
 Dinner: Dinner on board the boat.
 Evening: Enjoy an "Apsara" dance performance. As evidenced in part by the innumerable apsaras (celestial dancers) that adorn the walls of Angkorian and pre-Angkorian temples, this dance has been a part of Khmer culture for more than a millennium.
   
Accommodations: Toum Tiou (Teave)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 10: Royal Palace/National Museum/Kampong Tralach
(Saturday, September 21)

Note: Will be walking and standing on and off for at least 3-4 hours minium.
   
 Breakfast: Breakfast on board the boat.
 Morning: This morning, step back to ancient time in Phnom Penh renowned for its traditional Khmer and French influenced architecture. Start in the ancient past by exploring the Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda, finishing the afternoon at the National Museum. The National Museum in Phnom Penh is the most significant public repository of Khmer artifacts in the country, displaying many important Angkorian artifacts and rare pieces from later periods.
 Lunch: Lunch on board the boat.
 Afternoon: Arrive at Kampong Tralach to visit its wonderful Vihara belonging to Wat Kampong Tralach Leu pagoda. To get to it, cross Kampong Tralach Krom village along a small road perpendicular to the river, crossing some gorgeous stretches of emerald rice paddy. The Vihara dates back to early last century. It was probably built on an older site, as indicated by the laterite foundations. The Vihara is home to some outstanding mural paintings. Standing by itself in the middle of rice fields, it is a modest pagoda that receives very few visitors. Its isolation may well be its undoing, as was the case for Wat Tani Pagoda in the province of Kampot.
 Dinner: Dinner on board the boat.
   
Accommodations: Toum Tiou (Teave)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 11: Kampong Chhnang / Chnuok True
(Sunday, September 22)

Note: Must be comfortable climbing up and down the barage ladder. Will require that participants get in and out of small wodden boats. Must be able to be active between sitting and standing for at least 4 hours a day.
   
 Breakfast: Breakfast on board the boat.
 Morning: A great day awaits you in Kampong Chhnang village, or Pottery Village, where villagers still produce pottery using traditional methods. Located some 56 miles from Phnom Penh, the town of Kampong Chnang is one of the largest fishing ports on the Tonle Sap. Fish farming is also widely practiced in the area. The area is famous for its pottery ware, unchanged in style for centuries, which is produced in sufficient quantities to supply the entire country. The village has other products that are not to be overlooked such as the Thnot tree (sugar palm a real national symbol) that abounds in the area: a mellow tasting, caramel-colored sugar sold in large cakes and palm wine.
 Lunch: Lunch on board boat.
 Afternoon: Spend the afternoon packing for your trip tomorrow.
 Dinner: Captain's farewell dinner on board the boat.
   
Accommodations: Toum Tiou (Teave)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 12: Arrive in Siem Reap / Transfer to hotel
(Monday, September 23)

Note: Due to low water at this time of year, you will transfer to Siem Reap by coach.
   
 Breakfast: Breakfast during navigation.
 Morning: Spend the morning transferring via coach to Siem Reap. Along the way, stop at a floating village to learn about this unique community on the Tonle Sap. Arrive at the pier near Siem Reap.
 Lunch: Lunch at the hotel or in town.
 Afternoon: Free time in Siem Reap. Time to pack and relax, or to prepare for the extension.
 Dinner: Dinner in town or at the hotel.
   
Accommodations: Tara Angkor Hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 13: Departure
(Tuesday, September 24)
   
 Breakfast: Breakfast at the hotel.
 Morning: Transfer to the airport for onward travels home.
   
Meals Included: Breakfast
Important information about your itinerary: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information featured on this website. Itineraries are based on our best information at this time. Circumstances beyond our control may require us to adjust itineraries or other details. We regret any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. Information will be sent to you from your Program Provider approximately three weeks prior to the program start date. The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.

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