Question 1

Where does Heritage Line sail?

Accepted Answer

Heritage Line sails six routes between 14 ports in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, mostly My Tho, Ha Long (Tuan Chau) and Siem Reap. From My Tho: Siem Reap, Kampong Cham, Phnom Penh, Cai Be, Sa Dec and Kampong Chhnang. From Ha Long (Tuan Chau): Viet Hai (Cat Ba) and Vung Vieng. From Huay Xai: Luang Prabang, Pak Lay and Pak Beng.

Question 2

What is the longest crossing with Heritage Line?

Accepted Answer

The longest crossing with Heritage Line, from Pak Lay to Huay Xai, takes 9 days and runs once a month, August to February.

Question 3

Can I take my car with Heritage Line?

Accepted Answer

No. Foot passengers only.

Question 4

Does Heritage Line sail all year?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Only Ha Long (Tuan Chau) to Viet Hai (Cat Ba) sails all year; the other lines are seasonal. My Tho to Siem Reap runs late August to mid-November. My Tho to Kampong Cham runs late November to mid-April and mid-July to mid-August. Ha Long (Tuan Chau) to Vung Vieng runs October to August. Huay Xai to Luang Prabang runs mid-July to early April. Huay Xai to Pak Lay runs August to February.

Question 5

What ships does Heritage Line sail?

Accepted Answer

Heritage Line sails seven ships; the largest, Anawrahta, takes 46 passengers. They are Anawrahta, Jayavarman, The Jahan, Anouvong, Violet, Ginger and Ylang.

Question 6

Which Heritage Line ships have cabins?

Accepted Answer

Every one of its ships has cabins: Anawrahta, Jayavarman, The Jahan, Anouvong, Violet, Ginger and Ylang.

Ha Long Bay

Mekong Delta

Laos

Cambodia