The lake tour was fine, relaxing. It takes more than an hour to get there and the tour around the lake it's not that long, around 2 hours or 3. Watching the floating village and its people was amazing. The sunrise was not that special that day thou and the water is not green anymore, it's actually brown.
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[Traveling to the Gods] Cambodia. The fishermen floating village on the edge of Tonle Sap Lake. The place is extremely poor, but the smile on the child's face, the light in the eye, the stubborn flower outside the hanging foot... but under the blue sky.
BGM
mud can also hold flowers#
Many people will take a boat trip to a sightseeing and leisure fish raft at the lake, staying there Hour, watch the sunset. Since we had booked a restaurant dinner in the city, we didn't watch it. It is said to be beautiful and beautiful.
Li Xin
The legend of Tonle Sap is the "lake of life" in Cambodia. In the tourist attractions of Cambodia, it is a relatively controversial place. I like to say that it is picturesque at sunset, the people on the water are distinctive, and the exotic style is very strong. I dont like it, it says that it is dirty and slain, the lake is stinking and backward. poverty.
In fact, no matter what others say, only the immersive and serious experience of the beauty, feel the local customs, everyone will have a different sentiment.
For me, this is a place that Cambodia has surprised me. There are a lot of beautiful villages floating on the lake. We came here by mistake. The locals took a boat and took us from the village to the lake center to watch the sunset. It was awesome.
My_Travel_Vest
Sunset on Tonle Sap Lake, the largest lake in Cambodia. You can take sunset tours and hire guides from Siem Reap. We hired a tuk tuk driver to take us to the tour stops. Great experience. #wintergetaway
#wintergetaway
Red Hawk
This was the place that surprised me the most in Cambodia at the time: Tonle Sap Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. It is said to be the lake of life in Cambodia. There are also many people calling it milk tea lake. There are many beautiful villages floating on the water. We made a mistake and came here. The locals took a boat and took us from the village to the lake center to watch the sunset. It was awesome. Remember to go there to see Cambodia!!
My_Travel_Vest
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Introduction
Tonle Sap Lake is a famous freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. It is connected to the Mekong River in Phnom Penh through the Tonle Sap River. There are several floating villages on the lake. Because of the large number of Vietnamese people living in them, they are called “Vietnamese Floating Villages”. You can take a boat trip to the lake to visit these floating villages, where you will see houses, churches, schools and other buildings all on the water. In the evening, you can also enjoy the magnificent sunset on the lake.
The lake tour was fine, relaxing. It takes more than an hour to get there and the tour around the lake it's not that long, around 2 hours or 3. Watching the floating village and its people was amazing. The sunrise was not that special that day thou and the water is not green anymore, it's actually brown.
The largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia is flat, broad, 500 km long and 110 km wide, northwest to southeast, across Cambodia, in Phnom Penh city and across the Cambodia Mekong River. It is Cambodian people's "Lake of Life". She is also known as the "famous overseas" water home, a large number of stateless refugees who have lived in temporary shelters on the lake for decades. Some Cambodians, however, believe that they are deliberately staying here in case Vietnam is going to invade Cambodia in the future. The numbers are hard to measure, and they live a breathtakingly hard life, for both war and any reason.
Lake tonleisa, also known as lake phnom penh, is located in the northern part of cambodia, and is located in the heart of cambodia, is the largest freshwater lake in south-east asia. The lakeside plain is flat and wide, 500km long and 110km wide, northwest to southeast, across Cambodia, and Phnom Penh and the Mekong River across Cambodia. It is like a huge green jade, set in the Cambodian land, for the Khmer nation development and prosperity provided a solid resource security, is the Cambodian people "Lake of Life".
Can you imagine someone living on the water for life and never being able to go ashore? Tonle Sap Lake is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia and the second largest freshwater lake in the world. It is also called Phnom Penh Lake. After the rise of tourism in this country, it became a scenic spot. There are floating houses, floating schools, and floating police stations... Everything is done on the water, and the people living on the water are Vietnamese refugees. Regarding the origin of the Vietnamese refugees, it is said that they fled here to escape the war. After the war, the two governments did not recognize them, Vietnam no longer accepts them, and Cambodia does not care, restricting them to living in the lake, not going ashore, and without nationality. The water in Tonle Sap Lake is very turbid, just like the life of Vietnamese refugees. The “down-to-earth” action we take for granted is a luxury for them. When we cruised the Tonle Sap Lake, we often saw all kinds of children with a snake wrapped around their necks, rowing boats approaching us, and when we saw us holding up our mobile phones, they said "photograph and give money", surrounded by the boats. The main job of women and children is to find tourists and ask for things and money. Children here usually speak these sentences in Chinese: Give money, take pictures and give money, give me... On the afternoon of October 2, 2019, we shared a lake with Vietnamese refugees and watched the sunset together. Then we went ashore and left. They were trapped on this piece of water for life, and everyone faced an unpredictable fate. Therefore, people should always go to that remote place, take a look at the world, take a look at the lives of others, and then know what they have now and how to cherish them.
In a place with relatively yellow water, you can take a boat trip, and the person who drives the boat will let you go for a while, a very comfortable half-day tour. You can see the village on the lake, there are many small water snakes, there is a crocodile gift shop.