Along coastline from North to South and mountainous shape from East to West, Vietnam has many places to discover not only landscape but local people. Particularly, with Glamour Cruises, you will have chance to touch the incredible islands rising from emerald water to a vision of breathtaking beauty in Halong Bay. On the other hand, with Mekong Delta, Glamour will take you along the mysterious river from watery landscape of greenfields to sleepy villages. Everywhere is crisscrossed by brown canals and rivulet in this area... [read more]

“A river runs through it" could well be the unofficial motto of Luang Prabang, the former capital of Laos that grants full meaning to the adjective sleepy. And cruising along the swirling depths of the Mekong grants an entrancing panorama of both natural and traditional life in the region.
Without doubt the most comfortable way to explore Laos is by joining a luxury cruise, allowing visitors to float gently along the Mekong river and exploring its many treasures en route. Most of the attractions of this region are located on or close to the river, which makes a river trip a perfect way to visit the sites of interest while enjoying the comforts of great accommodation and sumptuous food. [read more]

Apart from the fact that, as with all cruises, you only need to unpack and pack once. The Mekong River is a highly practical shipping connection between Saigon in Vietnam and Siem Reap in Cambodia. There is no longer any need to endure bumpy roads and checking in and out of hotels. On our selectively featured river cruisers, you can seamlessly link your time experiencing what interests you in Vietnam with the major tourist attractions in Cambodia including the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh and the incredible Angkor Wat complex near Siem Reap. [read more]

Myanmar is a jewel that remained hidden for decades, but which is now opening up to the world, revealing astonishing natural beauty and an unparalleled cultural heritage. With a civilisation that's more than 2,500 years old, Myanmar (previously Burma) is a mysterious and magical land with magnificent temple architecture and timeless landscapes. Everywhere a visitor travels they will encounter welcoming and hospitable people. [read more]

A cruise along the legendary Chao Phraya River and some canals on the Thon Buri side is the most pleasant way to explore the city once dubbed "Venice of the East".

The majestic charm of the Chao Phraya adds perspective to your exploration of the city's premier attractions. Rivers and canals referred to maenam and khlong in Thai have always been vital forms of communication. When the capital of Thailand was moved to Bangkok in 1782 (the beginning of the Rattanakosin period), the capital was laced with canals, so Bangkok was sometimes called the "VENICE OF THE EAST" by European visitors. In the past, Bangkokians usually settled by the Chao Phraya River and gradually spread into the core of the country. As you will see traces of the Early Rattanakosin period such as architecture and traditional ways of life have been left by the river more than in the inland areas. Besides, waterways at that time were the most important means of transportation and trading as well. Nowadays, even though Bangkok has become a modern city, the Chao Phraya River as well as the canals are still charming for whoever wishes to seek the peaceful atmosphere amidst bustling Bangkok