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Stung Treng

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Stung Treng Province, a charming province located on a high sandy bank overlooking Mekong River, is about 455 km North of Phnom Penh and 40 km south of the Laos border.

The town is link to Banlung (Ratanakiri) and serves more than just a stopover. It is an important trading hub between Cambodia and Laos. The Sekong Bridge provides a convenient gateway from the border of Laos.

Tourists visit to observe the rare fresh water Irrawady dolphins, waterfalls, camping, trekking and kayaking through the wetlands. The amazing Sopheakmith Waterfall here never ceases to mesmerise visitors.

The stretch of the Mekong River here in Stung Treng Province has been designated a wetland of international importance under the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands and is also a great place for observing the very rare Irrawaddy dolphins. Another popular sightseeing spot in Stung Treng is Kantuy Ko, a sanctuary where you will find all kinds of animals including many endangered species. There are tigers along with other mammals and various kinds of reptiles there too.

Ta Khoun Island, a secluded, almost unexplored location, is ideal for setting up camp to have a good time.
Pristine and private, this is a good spot for letting go and observe the playful Irrawaddy Dolphins when day breaks; kayak dreamingly undisturbed; enjoy the changing shades of the day as the sun rises and sets.

Ramsar of Cambodia’s Mekong River

Ramsar is a word meaning ‘wetland conservation area’. In the Kingdom of Cambodia , there is a Ramsar

Stung Treng’s Silk Weaving Center

Many tourists know that Stung Treng, the northeastern province of Cambodia, is rich in nature tourism sites.

O’Pong Mohn Site

The O'Pong Mohn Resort attracts visitors to its natural, small river setting. The spring water, which rises far

Seam Pang Bird & Wildlife Watching

Bird watching in Seam Pang can be undertaken in Virak Chey National Park, which is home to hundreds of

Ancient Pagodas of Stung Treng

Both the Hang Kho Ba pagoda, which is over 300 years old, and the Hang Savat pagoda are of cultural and

Anlong Svay Thom Dolphin Pool

Anlong Svay Thom's Dolphin pool or Preah Romkel Dolphin pool is one of the most cherished sites of Mekong

Koh Khsach

Koh Khsach is a favorite among tourists during the dry season, especially during Khmer New Year and

O’Chab Water Rapids

The O'Chab water rapids are a popular place for taking a bath or swimming during the dry season. The

Prasat Kou & Andong Boran

The 'Prasat Kou', which means the 'twin temple', is one of the oldest temple ruins of Stung Treng province,

Badoeum Temple

The ruins of the Badoeum Temple are located in Sam Khuoy commune, Se San district. The temple was built

Brambei Lveng Temple

Just located in the jungle about 2 km. south of Preah Ko temple is another temple ruin called 'Brambei Lveng'

Preah Theat Temple

Located on a hill about 3 km. away from the outskirts of Stung Treng town, the Preah Theat temple is one

Preah Ko Temple

Located in Thala Borivath commune, Preah Ko temple can be accessed by the confluence of the Se Kong

Preah Rumkel

In Preah Rumkel Commune, Thala borivath district, Stung Treng province, the first home stays were set up

Koh Phnov

Koh Phnov, which means "island of Malabar orange", is located on the Mekong River in O’Svay commune. This

Koh Hib and Thmo Sakseth (or Preah Sokhon)

During the rainy season, Koh Hib is one of the islands that seemingly float on the Mekong River along the

Kampi Dolphin Site

Kampi is the name of a small village situated at the east bank of the Mekong River, 15km north of Kratie on

Anlong Neak & Anlong Seima

There are many legends and traditions related to a dragon along the upper Mekong of Stung Treng

O’Russey Kandal

The trend of the people in the world today is to travel. The number of visitors increases yearly both domesti...

Borey O’Svay

Borey O’Svay is located in O’Savy commune of Thala Borivath district and is one of the most popular

Lbak Khaon (or Sophamith)

Cambodian children who have finished their ninth grade studies know well the geography lesson of the mighty

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