Jahan exterior anchored in Southeast Asia.
Jahan Category 1 stateroom with twin beds, balcony, sitting area and dresser.
Jahan Category 2 stateroom with queen bed, seating area and balcony with 2 chairs.
Jahan Category 3 with twin beds, bench, small vanity table and balcony.
Jahan Suite with queen bed, nightstands and reading lights.
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Jahan

capacity
48
year built
2011
length
230 feet
flag
Vietnam

The 48-guest riverboat Jahan offers the finest accommodations on the Mekong River. Nothing else can begin to compare with her outstanding staterooms, decor, service and food. Built in 2011 from the ground up, Jahan features a private balcony in every cabin, and the ship’s public spaces offer a relaxed elegance.

Jahan Review

AdventureSmith Explorations’ Jahan review includes a detailed description of the small ship including deck plans and a photo gallery. Please read our Jahan review below then contact our small ship cruise experts to compare the Jahan with other small cruise ships and yachts offering Southeast Asia cruises.

Choose Jahan if you are seeking a luxurious looking glass into the beauty of Cambodia and Vietnam. She was built in 2011 and ushered in an era of opulent cruising. Aboard, guests are treated to grand staterooms, elegant public areas and all the five-star services of the finest accommodation.

Common Areas Aboard Jahan

Jahan is fully air-conditioned with expansive public areas over four decks. Outdoor areas include a covered open-air observatory, open bow and a small pool on the top deck. Her large lounge is at the heart of the ship, where guests gather each evening for a tradition called Recap. Bar service is available all day and until the last guest retires at night. Immediately adjacent are the reception area and the boutique. While the ship is luxurious, life aboard is casual in every regard, and there is no need for formal clothing. Shipboard services like laundry (added cost) make packing and traveling more convenient. The Upper Deck has a library, full service bar and facilities for films, slide shows and presentations. An open bridge policy encourages guests to meet the Captain and officers and learn about navigation.

Complimentary wireless internet is available in Jahan’s lobby; however, please note that internet speeds are considerably slower and on some stretches of the river internet access is not available. Outbound phone calls to anywhere are usually possible. A doctor is aboard Jahan and available 24 hours a day at no charge.

Dining Aboard Jahan

The dining room at the stern of the Terrace Deck easily accommodates all guests for a single seating with unassigned tables. Meals are an informal atmosphere with easy mingling. The menu is international, with a focus on the outstanding Vietnamese and Cambodian cuisines. Breakfast is served buffet-style, featuring freshly squeezed juices and a variety of fresh fruit, pastries and traditional breakfast offerings. Lunch is most often buffet-style. Dinners are plated and served in the dining room, though they may occasionally be held outside, conditions permitting. Tea is served in the observatory each day, and snacks are available at the funnel bar on the terrace deck. During lunch and dinner the expedition leader, cultural experts and any guest speakers aboard will join guests for meals, and during breakfast they often sit together to plan the logistics of the exciting day ahead.

Reusable bottles and a pitcher of filtered water are placed in each cabin every day. There is also 24-hour availability of hot coffee, tea and soda.

Activities Aboard Jahan

Greet the morning with Tai Chi stretching in the open air of the terrace deck. Soak up some sun on the open top deck by the pool or make use of the ship’s steam bath. The fitness room is equipped with several cardio machines for those who choose to work out while traveling. The ship’s Apsara Spa offers a broad range of massages and pampering treatments.

Cabins & Deck Plan Aboard Jahan

Jahan accommodates 48 guests in 24 cabins, including two suites with private Jacuzzis. All accommodations on the ship have  private balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows that let in abundant light and unrestricted views of life along the river. There is a mix of twin-bedded and queen-size bedded cabins with bedding made of luxurious cotton and daily turn-down service. Each cabin bathroom is stocked with shampoo, shower gel and lotion. Hair dryers are also available. Each cabin also individual climate control, music entertainment system and a mini bar with refridgerator. A choice of pillows is provided on request.

Jahan Category 1 with twin beds, bench, small vanity table and balcony.
Category 1

Main Deck #103-112. 323 square feet. Cabins 103-104 have twin beds (which can be pushed together on request), and #105-112 have queen-size beds.

Jahan Category 2 stateroom with queen bed, dresser, balcony with 2 chairs.
Category 2

Upper Deck #201-208. 323 square feet. Cabins 201-202 have twin beds (which can be pushed together on request), and #203-208 have queen-size beds.

Jahan Category 3 stateroom with queen size bed, dresser, seating and outdoor balcony with chairs.
Category 3

Cabins 113-114 (Main Deck) are 376 square feet in area, and cabins 209-210 (Upper Deck) measure 344 square feet. Each has a queen-size bed. There is a television and private DVD player. Each balcony has two sun beds and a table.

Jahan Suite with queen bed, nightstands and reading lights.
Suite

Upper Deck #211-212. These are the largest and finest accommodations on board, measuring 549 square feet. Each has a queen-size bed. There is a television and private DVD player. Cabin 211 has two sun beds and table, and both have private Jacuzzis.

Deck plan of Jahan Mekong River ship with 3 guest decks, 5 cabin categories, 24 cabins, pool, spa, observatory, fitness room, restaurant & bar.
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