Travel Talk | Mekong River Cruise Tour Preview with Mayflower

Walk through the cities along the banks of the Mekong River in Cambodia and Vietnam including Siem Reap, Angkor Wat, Phnom Penh, Tan Chau, My Tho, Ho Chi Minh City and more.

Learn about the people-to-people experiences and famous sites you will visit. The tour offers the opportunity to watch the acrobatic Phare Cambodian Circus and visit UNESCO World Heritage Site Angkor Wat, monasteries and temples. You may also receive a traditional Buddhist Blessing in addition to learning about the Khmer Rouge, silk making, local farming and more. Come with your trip questions, as we will have answers.

Sandy Doss of Mayflower Cruises and Tours (and OSU mom!) will share photos and tour details.

To view all of our tours, please visit ForOregonState.edu/Travel.

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