Angkor Ban

Angkor Ban

Cambodia

Introduction to Port

Port Angkor Ban, Cambodia, sits along the emerald ribbons of the Mekong and stands apart from typical cruise stops thanks to its intimate waterfront scale and a living, village-led heritage that welcomes travelers into Cambodia’s daily rhythm. Here, signature experiences unfold right on the riverbank: a sunrise small-boat ride past lotus ponds and floating markets, a guided stroll through a neighboring village to meet artisans weaving silk and building traditional boats, a Khmer cooking class that ends with tasting amok infused with fresh river herbs, and a private temple ceremony conducted with local reverence. The port also opens doors to destinations that feel off the beaten path—short transfers to hidden pagodas, rural markets where craftspeople barter with a smile, and scenic riverine landscapes that frame Angkor-era tales without rushing crowds. The visiting fleet is designed for discovery: compact, shallow-draft river yachts with generous observation lounges, open-air decks, and sustainably minded tech such as hybrid propulsion and quiet engines, all wrapped in interiors that echo Cambodian heritage with modern comfort. Onboard services elevate the experience with multilingual guides, spa rituals using local botanicals, Khmer-fusion dining that highlights river-to-table ingredients, 24-hour room service, cultural performances, and a crew ready to tailor excursions from intimate private soirees to immersive village visits.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Rich cultural heritage
Lighthouses, ports, and Indigenous histories along the shore.
Scenic river views
Stroll along the Elbe for peaceful waters and sunsets.
Local photography opportunities
Capture daily life in a quiet riverside village.
Proximity to Angkor temples
Easy day trips to nearby historic sites.