Well, that's the Road to Mandalay, riding at anchor. The only scheduled river cruise vessel on the River Ayeyawady that offers passengers the most comfortable and enjoyable way to see the Myanmar life along the banks of Ayeyawady between Mandalay and Bagan - one of the world's great historical sites. Just for the record, the Road to Mandalay is owned and operated by Venice Simplon. On board are such life saving appliances as life rafts, inflatable life jackets and a fast rescue launch. It has accommodation for 120 passengers in three types of cabins, namely State, Superior and Single.
Some Single cabins have extra berth.
Each cabin is air-conditioned, has shower and WC facilities en suite as well as a personal safe, television, and telephone with worldwide satellite access. All State and Superior cabins have two single beds. Single cabins with a second berth option have upper and lower beds. The State cabins have a seating area. As for dining , fares include all table d'hote meals on board , consisting of buffet breakfast , buffet lunch and 4-course table service dinners.