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Mekong River Cruises

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In Southeast Asia, the Mekong River flows past six countries from China through Vietnam, encompassing thousands of years of history along its shores.

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MonthNumber of CruisesFrom Price
Oct 202633 cruises$2,399
Nov 202638 cruises$4,199
Dec 202626 cruises$3,499
Jan 202741 cruises$3,779
Feb 202739 cruises$7,274
Mar 202750 cruises$3,099
Apr 202749 cruises$2,299
May 20272 cruises$9,400
Jul 20273 cruises$6,337
Aug 202743 cruises$1,749
Sep 202744 cruises$2,399
Oct 202743 cruises$2,671
Nov 202743 cruises$2,949
Dec 202727 cruises$2,699
Jan 202846 cruises$3,048
Feb 202847 cruises$3,333
Mar 202851 cruises$3,333
Apr 202826 cruises$2,621
May 20282 cruises$2,241
Aug 202835 cruises$2,039
Sep 202837 cruises$2,339
Oct 202839 cruises$3,489
Nov 202841 cruises$3,589
Dec 202821 cruises$3,589

In Southeast Asia, originating high up in the Tibetan Plateau, the Mekong River flows southwest through China, Burma (Myanmar), Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Derived from "Mae Nam Khong," the Mekong River means "Khong, The Mother of Water."

The earliest known settlements along the Mekong date back to 2100 BC. For thousands of years small boats have linked trade and communities along the Mekong's banks, a practice that is still continued today. However, the river is now an important link in international trade routes between western China and Southeast Asia, connecting the six Mekong countries to each other and the rest of the world.

A Mekong River Cruise is an expedition into pristine eco-environments; the Mekong Basin is one of the richest areas of biodiversity in the world, only the Amazon boasts a higher level. The river is home to 20,000 plant species, 1,200 birds, 800 reptiles and amphibians, 430 mammals and 850 fish species.

This great river has seen the rise and fall of empires, cultural wars and battles, fisherman and explorers, traders and farmers. Discover the diversity of one of the most exciting rivers in Southeast Asia and its contemporary cities, picturesque villages and temples, mountains and woodlands along its shores.

Inaccessible in the past, a Mekong River cruise can now connect passengers to the rich history and natural beauty of cities like Angkor Wat, Phnom Penh, Ho Chi Minh City, and Hanoi.