Tonle Sap Lake, Experience the Serenity of Life on Water
Located in western Cambodia
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Introduction
Tonle Sap Lake, located in Southeast Asia, is the largest freshwater lake in the region. It is connected to the Mekong River and has many towns along its shores, including Siem Reap. The sunset views at Tonle Sap Lake are breathtaking and definitely worth seeing. Additionally, you can visit several floating villages, with Chong Khneas and Kampong Phluk being the most famous ones. It is recommended to visit Chong Khneas as Kampong Phluk has become a more commercialized tourist spot, with ticket fees benefiting private companies. Chong Khneas is further away from Siem Reap and has fewer tourists, making it a suitable choice for eco-tourism. Your ticket fees also contribute to the income of the entire village, providing support to the local residents. Address Located in western Cambodia
Transportation After visiting the Angkor Wat, you can take a motorbike or bicycle to reach the Tonle Sap Lake. If you are traveling in a group, you can rent a car. Rental fee for a motorcycle with a driver is $6 per day, and for a self-driving motorcycle it's also $6 per day, but you should be cautious of thieves. If you rent a bicycle, you may not be able to finish the tour in a day.
The driver will recommend local specialties and delicious food
