Named after a 16th century Indian emperor, The Jahan’s striking design and excellent service make it the closest thing to a floating palace. Its 26 staterooms are elegantly adorned with Indian artworks and boast large, inviting beds fitted with the finest linens. Most enticing is the private balcony attached to each room, perfect for absorbing the passing Mekong views. To really relish in the royal splendour, The Jahan’s two Noble Suites offer an experience fit for an emperor. Both are commodious and fitted with private outdoor jacuzzis, differentiated only by their striking designs; The Taj suite exudes splendour with its fine Indian furniture while the Lord Byron Suite takes on a British-colonial theme.