Signature highlights
Lower-Mekong voyages connect Vietnam and Cambodia, with excursions focused on villages, markets, temples, and river communities. The ship features expansive public areas and a terrace deck designed for observing life along the riverbanks.
Dining
The Viceroy Dining Hall serves Asian, fusion, and Western cuisine, with multi-course dinners, buffet breakfasts and lunches, vegetarian choices, and accommodation for common dietary requests.
Entertainment
Onboard activities include expedition briefings, cultural presentations, cooking demonstrations, library and lounge time, and informal socializing in the Raj of India Lounge, East India Club, and Observatory Lounge.
Staterooms & suites
The current Lindblad configuration lists 24 cabins, all with private balconies, large windows, lounge areas, and en-suite bathrooms. Heritage Line describes a broader 26-stateroom-and-suite configuration, creating a cabin-count discrepancy between operator materials.
For families
The ship is designed primarily for culturally focused adult expedition travel and does not advertise extensive dedicated children's facilities.
Pools, spa & wellness
Amenities include the Apsara Spa, steam room, fitness room, terrace-deck pool, Jacuzzi, and shaded outdoor relaxation areas.
Accessibility
The operator does not publish detailed accessibility specifications for The Jahan; travelers with mobility or medical requirements should confirm suitability before booking.
Environmental features
The Jahan operates on the lower Mekong and supports shore-based cultural and community excursions, but no detailed ship-specific sustainability metrics were located.