THE MEKONG COLLECTIONI N SEARCH OF THE EXCEPTIONAL

The Mekong received its fame from the legendary God King of ancient Cambodia, King Jayavarman VII, who linked hands with the waters of the

Mekong to build the magnificent Angkor civilization. A journey on the Mekong is an exceptional voyage. Filled with mystery.

Rich in history. A full adventure.

Heritage Line, a consummate collector designs ships to re-create the past of an era gone-by. Each vessel is unique in its décor and setting. Each detail painstakingly crafted, to remake history. Authenticity, tradition, art and exploration lie at the heart of our compilation of the

exclusive. Vessels with their own tales to tell.

THE NOBLE BROTHERSThey are known as brothers, each with his distinct personality and yet bound together by

a blue-blooded heritage. Bringing regal beauty to an equally regal waterway. When they meet in the capital of Cambodia it is akin to the arrival of two dignified royals amid a rumble of pomp and pageantry. They are proud, imposing and majestic. Yet, each

defiantly tries to be different, is unique in his décor, setting and flavor. And history.

JAYAVARMAN A STORY FOR A GOD KINGKing Jayavarman 7th is, without a doubt, the most revered King of what is now Cambodia.

During his three decade reign, King Jayavarman laid the country’s infrastructure, constructed hospitals, highways and schools and established a peerless irrigation system that continuously fed the farms and fields. The god-king constructed his own “temple-mountain” at Bayon and developed the city of Angkor Thom around it which contains the famed Angkor Wat complex.

The Jayavarman is the father of the Heritage Line Collection. A grandiose and majestic ship, but not too large that it becomes impersonal. The Jayavarman’s interior design is inspired by King Jayavarman’s legacy. Aptly named after the revered monarch of the Khmer empire, the god-king is regal but warm. He cuts a majestic figure and pays apt tribute to the golden age of cruise liners. A nice, intimate size. Expectations are high for the god-king. He does not disappoint. “I enjoin you to quaff the wine of my kingdom,” his voice sonorous, his timbre gravelly.

We feel welcomed by the King. Much like a child in the presence of a kindly grandfather. We explore His kingdom.

His message is clear. “The time is now, the hour is nigh,” he beckons us. Like intoxicated lovers of a revered monarch, we follow his commandments.

Inspired by the golden age cruise liner Normandie, “The Jayavarman” is the father of the Heritage Line collection with its deep appreciation for the ancient heritage of Indochina. This wonderful boutique ship marries avant-garde French colonial style with enchanting Indochine architecture. The boat offers 27 generously sized cabins, all with floor-to ceiling sliding-glass windows and private outdoor balcony. Each cabin features a unique decor with Khmer accents.

Particulars:French-Colonial with Khmer artifacts27 cabins (three categories)Indochine Dining HallClub 1930 Funnel Bar & LoungeHenry Mouhot Lobby Lounge with Boutique ShopApsara SpaSun Deck with Jacuzzi

JAYAVARMAN AT A GLANCE

“Henry Mouhot” Lobby Lounge Named after the French archeologist who discovered the Angkor temple complex, the Henry Mouhot Lounge is the perfect place to curl up with a book. It is wifi connected. The lounge also hosts the boutique shop and the reception. The Lounge has a decidedly scholarly air about it – dark furniture with harmonious Asian fabrics, a fine smell of teak wood; white ceiling and rose- painted walls together with a bunch of stunning Khmer artifacts bring back memories of the past French Colonial era.

“Club 1930” Funnel Bar & Lounge Be transported back to 30s and 40s in our Club 1930 Bar and Funnel Lounge. The bar has a warm classical feel and the lounge is spacious and airy. Observe the passing landscape from your dark-wood colonial styled and cushion filled chaise longue or sink in your comfy cane chair for a quick snooze.

Indochine Dining HallIt is difficult not to be wowed by the Indochine Dining Hall. Your breakfast spread – gargantuan and delectable – is lit by the early morning rays of the sun. The hall is natural lighting during day and romantic with its antique ceiling lights in the evening. It offers free style seating and food is served via buffet or set menu.

The Apsara Beauty and Wellness SpaThe Spa is tucked away in a quiet area at the front of the ship on the main deck. The room is designed to accommodate two guests at the same time. Selected Asian spa treatments are available ranging from relaxing foot massage up to East Western fusions.

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JAYAVARMAN DECKS

JAYAVARMAN STATEROOMS

Superior StateroomLocated on the main deck, the 14 Superior Staterooms (4 twin, 10 double) come with in-room bathrooms. The large floor to ceiling panoramic glass doors open to the balcony (5sqm). Measuring a total space of 21sqm (incl. balcony), the superiors are appointed with wooden, white furniture supported by decent Asian ornaments and fine-art paintings on the walls and ceilings.

Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioner, balcony with 2 chairs and table, mini bar, sun hat, binocular, hand fan, sandals, in-room safe, hair dryer, bath robe, in-house phone, desk, chairs, luggage rack.

Deluxe StateroomLocated on the upper deck and with a floor space of 24sqm the 11 Deluxe Staterooms (3 twin, 8 double, 1 connecting) with own balcony (5sqm) offer an in-room bathroom which is separated from the sleeping area by a mighty wooden sliding door. The very warm tone of the cabin designed with dark weighty antique furniture or the hand made, rustic copper sink in the bathroom bring back the feeling of the 1930s Indochine lifestyle.

Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioner, balcony with 2 chairs and table, mini bar, sun hat, binocular, hand fan, sandals, in-room safe, hair dryer, bath robe, in-house phone, desk, chairs, luggage rack.

Signature StateroomThe designers took ample pains in ensuring that the Signature Staterooms have its own identity. There are two Signatures available – the Bao Dai and the Jayavarman – both sitting on the upper deck.

Bao Dai is 27sqm in total including a private balcony of 3sqm with bow. A heavy royal (Bao Dai was a Vietnamese king) dark wood king bed dominates the room. Walls come in a soft saffron tone and are decorated with Vietnamese designed artifacts.

The Jayavarmanis a 27sqm large cabin including a 3sqm balcony. This Signature cabin is dedicated to the Khmer culture. The most stunning facility is the solid-wood and king-size four-poster bed with an impressive olive coloured gypsum artwork at the bed-head displaying an Apsara dancer.

Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioner, balcony with 2 chairs and table, mini bar, sun hat, binocular, hand fan, sandals, in-room safe, hair dryer, in-house phone, desk, chairs, sofa, luggage rack, bath robe, LCD screen with DVD/music player.

JAYAVARMAN LIFE ON BOARDLife on the Jayavarman is one luxurious experience after another. Allow us to paint – in your mind’s eye – the picture of romance, majesty and mystery that becomes you when you board the Jayavarman.

You step out on to your private balcony, sipping your cocktail made with fruits from the land that envelops you. The sun sets gently and the charming countryside becomes a silhouette shining on the river. You soon realize that you’ve never been in a place so peaceful and so serene, occasionally punctuated by a child’s raucous laughter ringing from a nearby village.

Darkness descends, signaling the time for a traditional feast. Food from the region is served by waiters who, by now, have become your friends. They are a tad shy yet, they are proud to put on display their traditional attire and share their culture with you.

After a night’s sleep, the soft rays of the sun warm your face. Thai Chi lessons await you on the upper sun deck, ready to connect you to the energy that is so plentiful in this cultured and spiritual place.

At every corner, every river bend aboard this luxurious and majestic ship, new sights and new experiences are ready and waiting to be found.

THE JAHANPRODUCT OF A ROMANTIC TALEThe Jahan is the product of a hopelesslyromantic tale. “My story is quite interesting,” says the Jahan. Quite the understatement.

Years ago, lived the indefatigable Lady Kashmira, an Indian woman of bewitching beauty. She was a talented artist, an impeccable composer and a prolific writer. She inherited her artistic traits from her ancestor, the revered Shah Jahan, emperor of the Mughal Empire in India (1628-1658). She loved traveling and painted her travelogues on exquisite landscapes. And she fell madly in love with Lord Byron, a British poet. Her family strongly opposed the union - wished for her to marry an Indian aristocrat. But she refused to follow the script. They eloped in search of true love. Both lived happily together on a boat, aptly named the Jahan, after her illustrious ancestor.

Lady Kashmira spent most of her time recreating her childhood memories in the Jahan. The couple’s room was made out of white marble in a lasting tribute to the glorious Taj Mahal, which was built by Shah Jahan in memory of his third wife, Mumtaz Mahal. Indeed, the Jahan was a harmonious mélange of East and West. Alas, the love story took a heart-breaking turn. When the British troops withdrew from India in 1947, Lord Byron had to return to England. Lady Kashmira remained in India. She was heart-broken but she continued to care for the boat. She would exhibit her paintings

in the Jahan. To her utter joy, Lord Byron returned to India and he lived with Lady Kashmira until his death in 1977. As they were childless, Lady Kashmira sold the boat and contributed the proceeds towards a school of arts for the impoverished children of Rajasthan.

This British-Indian Colonial-themed flagship has all the trappings of a centuries-old marvel. The décor, the colors, the architecture, the carefully chosen paintings and decorative items transport you to a bygone era. The luxury and boutique Jahan owns 26 beautifully appointed cabins on two decks, each with a private balcony. Two 52sqm individually designed suites with private Jacuzzi showcase the pearls of this vessel. On the terrace deck the Jahan combines a large pool, the Spa, an Observatory Lounge, restaurant and the famous East India Club outdoor bar.

Particulars:British-Indian Colonial26 cabins (4 categories) Viceroy Dining HallEast India ClubThe Raj of India Lobby Lounge Obervatory LoungeApsara SpaGym and Steam BathSun deck with Jacuzzi pool

THE JAHAN AT A GLANCE

The Raj of IndiaThe boutique British-Indian lobby lounge is the perfect place to kick-back and grab a magazine from our library. Wifi is available as well. The tranquil atmosphere with white, crème and golden tones, wide sofas, comfy chairs, Indian lamps and the Old England styled reception are a throwback to the days of Colonial India.

Viceroy Dining HallThe Jahan’s elegant Viceroy Dining Hall is located next to the bar on the terrace deck and offers al-fresco dining with free style seating. Ascetically designed, the Viceroy Hall is day light flooded with many high windows. The hall in azure

side walls, white ceiling with golden borders and elegant finished chairs and tables shows its full royal shine in the evening when British styled luster bathes the room in decent light.

East India ClubThe East India Club is an open funnel bar and lounge which recreates a British-India feel with camel bone in-lays and a unique oriental lamp, replete with Sanskrit carvings, hanging down the middle of the bar. The East India Club is the perfect place to unwind and quaff a drink whilst savoring the splendors of the setting sun.

ObservatoryThe Observatory is an elegant, tasteful and welcoming Indian lounge with wide cozy styled diwans. It is the ideal place to “observe” life on the Mekong through the panoramic windows. Play the antique chess game or simply relax after spa whilst munching on some fruit snacks. The Observatory is also used for private functions – candle light dinners.

Apsara SpaEnjoy exquisite romance and privacy as the Apsara Spa has two treatment rooms. With more than 20 different aroma oils to choose from as well as a variety of fine treatments, our packages are guaranteed to keep you coming back for more.

Pool deck The large pool – constructed with intricate Turkish Mosaic floor tiles is an oasis to refresh. Soak in the rays of the sun on restful sun beds. Then, jump into our splendid Jacuzzi and allow the bubbles to caress you.

Gym and Steam BathBurn away all those extra calories at our gym and steam bath. The bath is a marvelous way to relax with your partner in steamy privacy.

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3 Main Deck3.1 Fitness 3.2 Steam Bath3.3 Tour leader cabins3.4 Superior Stateroom3.5 Signature Stateroom

THE JAHAN DECKS

THE JAHAN STATEROOMS

Superior StateroomAll 12 Superior Staterooms in bright tones with redish wall and ceiling artworks are situated on the main deck and gracefully designed – with white wood furnishings and hand painted wall to ceiling decors. The 30sqm cabin has a large 4sqm private balcony and a queen size bed. The in-cabin bathroom features an outsized shower and the lounge partition is inviting for a rest on a sofa with an all around river view. Four twin-bedded (convertible into double bed) rooms are available.

Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioner, hot water kettle, ILLY espresso machine, balcony with 2 chairs and table, mini bar, hair dryer, internal phone, desk, chairs, luggage rack, bath robe, sun hat, binocular, hand fan, sandals, in-room safe, tablet PC with information, music and cabin sound system.

Deluxe StateroomLocated on the upper deck and with a total space of 30sqm, the Deluxe Staterooms are designed in a warm orange hue and filled with dark colonial furniture. Hand painted ornaments underline the Indian theme. There are a total of 8 Deluxe rooms on board, each with its own balcony (4sqm) and a queen size bed. Two twin-bedded (convertible into double bed) rooms are available.

Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioner, Hot water kettle, ILLY espresso machine, balcony with 2 chairs and table, mini bar, hair dryer, in-house phone, desk, chairs, luggage rack, bath robe, sun hat, binocular, hand fan, sandals, in-room safe, tablet PC with information, music and cabin sound system.

Signature StateroomTwo Signatures are located on the main deck (36sqm in total, 5sqm balcony) and two sit in the front area of the upper deck (32sqm in total, 4sqm balcony). All four have a white-crème façade topped with hand-made marvelous indigo-blue Indian patterns, borders and ornaments which give the cabin a dignified appearance. The large wooden four-poster king bed is accompanied by a heavy treasure chest at the foot end to store your belongings.

Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioner, hot water kettle, ILLY espresso machine, balcony with 2 chairs and table, mini bar, sun hat, binocular, hand fan, sandals, in-room safe, hair dryer, in-house phone, desk, chairs, sofa, luggage rack, bath robe, tablet PC with information, music and cabin sound system, LCD screen.

in-room movie system.

SuiteThe Suite Staterooms are synonymous with space, beauty and luxury.

There are two individually designed suites at the best front location on the upper deck available. Both suites have enormous 51sqm floor space. The Taj

Our Indian Suite is peppered with designs and styles brought in from India. A feast for the eyes – dark wood with camel boned inlayed chairs, tables, cabinets, side tables and vanity case. The dining lounge, the extravagant solid camel bone sofa and the large majestic wooden bed offer you the full “Shah” feeling. This suite offers two private balconies (11 sqm in total) – one with Jacuzzi.

Lord ByronLord Byron is – as the name suggests – our British designed Suite. This cabin features a light decent mint green ambiance on the walls which are covered with British-Colonial paintings - all manually crafted. The furniture comes in hazelnut brown finishing and the extra large bathroom features an exquisite shower. Lord Byron has one large balcony (11 sqm) including an outdoor Jacuzzi.

Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioner, hot water kettle, ILLY espresso machine, balcony with 2 chairs and table, mini bar, hair dryer, in-house phone, desk, dining table, chairs, sofa, luggage rack, bath robe, sun hat, binocular, hand fan, sandals, in-room safe, tablet PC with information, music and cabin sound system, in-room movie system with LCD screen, outdoor jacuzzi.

THE JAHAN LIFE ON BOARDLife aboard the Jahan will read much like a royal tale. As the rays of the morning sun glide across the balcony to your well-appointed room you will be gently rustled from your slumber. It feels like you were taken back to a time when royals slept in whimsical abodes and awoke by the glow of the balmy sun - the mysteries of the day are yet to unfold.

You will hear the pop of a cork and gentle sizzling sound as delectable Prosecco is being prepared to accompany your morning feast. The balcony is the ideal place for your breakfast if you wish for privacy.

With such pleasant interruption to the tranquil surroundings, you are assured that the day – which has only just begun – will be laden with promise. The twists and turns of the Mekong – and the therapeutic cadence of the waves – serve as an inspiration to you. At this stage, you quickly come to the conclusion that you have not experienced anything like this before.

The High Tea, prepared to perfection at afternoon’s, will, once again, bring you back to the days of yore – when men tipped their hats and ladies intermittently covered their visages behind paper fans.

Interesting lectures and educational workshops Vietnamese and Khmer cooking classes Traditional Apsara dance performances Fruit and drink tastings Tai Chi classes Movies and documentaries on large screen in our home-feel lounges Cyclo rides or sampan paddling Helping hands - healing heart - get to know Heritage Line social engagement in South East Asia

Wifi access in our lobby lounges Bonfire beach cocktail event Onboard barbecue dinner feast Library with literature, newspapers, magazines, CD & DVD Boutique shop Board games Kayaking

Mekong at your own pace (The Jahan)

Discover the secret charms of the Mekong by our private excursions with your personal guide.

PREMIUM VALUES

Our Signature and Suite guests receive even more body and soul pampering: In-suite dining, private candle light dinner in the Observatory Lounge, complimentary mini bar, laundry, private excursions and spa sessions. The private butler is at hand to help you anytime - be it with your luggage, a simple shoe-shine or draw a scented bath.**please note that available premium values depend on booked cruise option and boat. Detailed and updated information on www.heritage-line.com

SIGNATURE ACTIVITIES

Heritage Line is not just a cruise company which crafts memorable experiences. Our on- and offshore Signature activities guarantee full adventure alongside an exceptional voyage.

OUR JOURNEYS The Lost Civilization 7 nights Saigon - Siem Reap (or vice versa)

The classic Mekong river cruise, the lost civilization combines places rarely visited with opulent world heritage sites.

Serenity cruise 3 or 4 nights Phnom Penh - Siem Reap (or vice versa)

The best of rural Cambodia offers green landscapes, ancient temples and smiling faces - all off the beaten track.

Pearl of the Orient 3 nights Saigon - Phnom Penh (or vice versa)

A four-day cruise for cruise aficionados with less time on their hands connecting the Pearl of the Orient with the Paris of the East.

Deep in the Delta 2 nights Saigon - Chau Doc (or vice versa)

The best of lower Mekong and its tributaries on the most luxurious means of transportation. Fish farming, ancient traditions, impressive mangrove forests and canals.

Technical figures

Jayavarman The Jahan

Launch November 2009 October 2011

Length / Width / Height 57,8 m / 11,1 m / 10 m  70m / 12,5 m / 9 m

Beam / Draft 11 m / 1,6 m 12,8 m / 1,7 m

Gross tonnage 700 tons 1000 tons

Cruising speed 10 nautical knots 10 nautical knots

Electricity 220v 220v

Capacity / Cabins 54 passengers 27 cabins (three categories)

52 passengers 26 cabins (four categories)

Water Reverse osmosis and UV water treatment plant, sewage treatment plant.

Safety Radio Comm., Radar, GPS, PA system, life jackets, life rafts, fire hydrants, flares and signals, fire extinguishers, smoke detectors in each cabin, CO2 engine room fire fighting system.

Notes

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