Discover the Vibrant Life on Tonle Sap

Locates in Cambodia, Tonle Sap or The Great Lake is the most extensive freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, supplies fishes to half of the country’s population while other aquatic resources are preciously significant to the country. Officially listed in 1997 as World UNESCO biosphere reserve, this ecological site is the significant home for many species including rare endangered waterbirds, its inhabitants whose lives rely on aquatic resources and the wetland swamps plus. Tonle Sap annually attracts millions of tourists to explore its impressive floating communities including the stilt-house villages of Kompong Phluk and Kompong Khleang, Chong Kneas and Mechrey floating villages whose local lives are animated by fishing activities, trading on rowing boats and floating houses whilst observing local people’s unique ways making a living on the largest lake.

We love to invite you to experience the ecological wonder and cultural heritage of Tonle Sap Lake, where floating villages thrive in harmony with nature’s rhythms and ancient traditions.
Learn more: https://tonlesapfloatingvillage.com/