Tonle Sap, which community to visit?
#2

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Near Siem Reap or further out?
Haven't seen most, but we did enjoy a stop in Kampong Chhnang on the south shore between Battambang and PP. Not a whole lot to do there like most small towns, but it has some interesting French colonial buildings still, a nice floating village (Cham Muslim) and potters villages in palm groves a shot moto ride away.
Haven't seen most, but we did enjoy a stop in Kampong Chhnang on the south shore between Battambang and PP. Not a whole lot to do there like most small towns, but it has some interesting French colonial buildings still, a nice floating village (Cham Muslim) and potters villages in palm groves a shot moto ride away.
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To be honest, we visited two or three villages a dozen years ago and thought they were all tourist traps, some more or less than others. In contrast to visiting the temples, we felt it was wasted time. We did enjoy visiting the temple on the hilltop overlooking the lake.
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Kompong Phhluk 7:30 am-12:00 pm. Look under small group tour $30 pp www.beyonduniqueescapes.com
Kompong Khleang but no flooded forest here. OSMOSE and Sam Veasna Center offer full day tours.
Another village is Chong Khneas but I think this has gotten too touristy.
www.taraboat.com several tours, varying prices
Phnon Bok or Phnom Krom-what I think Kathie is talking about. Good sunset from Phnom Krom.
Kompong Khleang but no flooded forest here. OSMOSE and Sam Veasna Center offer full day tours.
Another village is Chong Khneas but I think this has gotten too touristy.
www.taraboat.com several tours, varying prices
Phnon Bok or Phnom Krom-what I think Kathie is talking about. Good sunset from Phnom Krom.




