Chong Kneas Floating Village

There are floating villages, but it shouldn’t be here. Here are the spots to circle and buy tickets: boarding at the pier (super rotten boat), passing through some houseboats, and then going to the floating pier/floating market on the lake for shopping. Things are more expensive than the night market in Siem Reap, and there are some bus groups that will take guests here to buy rice (Cambodian pollution-free fragrant rice).... The children here will sell and beg, and the big python throws ten at the aunt. Nine will pay and run away. If the tour guide chooses self-funded projects, please choose Royal Palace or Beng Mi Lei instead of coming here.

Everyone, please don’t come here. Many so-called floating villages in Siem Reap here are tricks to slaughter tourists and deceive people, just like a terrible food chain. We are just the bottom-end food.

This is a shopping spot when you are traveling. There are many people selling rice. The price may not be cheap. You need to know the price for many items and tours.

There are many water villages in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Many of the water villages that have become tourist attractions are actually Vietnamese refugee villages. This kind of tourism activity that spends money to visit poor people should not be promoted. The poor also have dignity and privacy.