
Riviera Travel is one of the oldest and most reliable river cruise operators in the world, with 40 years of experience running guided and escorted tours, a land and water all around the world, including river cruises.
Riviera Travel operates a unique cruising experience, partnering with local guides and experts to create a programme of guided tours and river cruises, bringing like-minded travellers together and offering a selection of authentic and bespoke travel experiences.
The operator runs river cruises on European waterways like the Danube, Rhine and Douro, but also the Nile, Mekong and Yangtze. Championing escorted tours and guided holidays, Riviera Travel line also specialises in solo travel, providing a safe, friendly and social environment for travellers going it alone.
Read moreThis West Bengal town sits on the western bank of the Hooghly River, a distributary of the Ganges. Once a French settlement, it became an important centre for trading indigo, silk and rice. Today, traces of European influence remain. Along the riverside strand, colonial architecture still stands, such as the Sacred Heart Church.Bengali culture, however, is what defines the town in the 21st century. The Nandadulal Temple, for example, is a focal point. Chandannagar is also known for its traditional cuisine, which offers another window into its character.
View moreThis ancient city has flourished for over a thousand years, on the banks of a branch of the Ganges known as the Bhagirathi River.During its long and storied history, it has become one of the most sacred sites in West Bengal, earning the moniker ‘the city of temples’. Travellers from far and wide come to see Naba Kailash Mandir, a Shiva temple constructed in 1809, which is structured as two concentric circles. Others come for the Rajbari Complex, known for its terracotta ornamentation depicting scenes from Hindu mythology.
View moreThis West Bengal town sits on the western bank of the Hooghly River, a distributary of the Ganges. Once a French settlement, it became an important centre for trading indigo, silk and rice. Today, traces of European influence remain. Along the riverside strand, colonial architecture still stands, such as the Sacred Heart Church.Bengali culture, however, is what defines the town in the 21st century. The Nandadulal Temple, for example, is a focal point. Chandannagar is also known for its traditional cuisine, which offers another window into its character.
View moreInspired by traditional Burmese river vessels and colonial-era steamships, the MV Bengal Ganga offers a unique blend of heritage charm and contemporary flair.
Originally built in 2004 and recently refreshed, the ship now features an eclectic 1970s-inspired décor that brings together wood, metal, and leather to complement the gleaming Burmese teak floors and decks.
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