TRAVEL PHUM

 Natural rice fields stretch endlessly across the countryside, glowing with vibrant shades of green under the warm sunlight  Water from nearby streams gently flows between the rows, nourishing the young rice plants rooted in soft, muddy soil. Birds fly overhead while frogs and fish make their home in the shallow waters. Farmers in wide straw hats walk barefoot through the fields, tending the crops with care and patience The air is fresh, filled with the scent of earth and growing plants. As the sun sets, the fields shimmer like a golden ocean, showcasing the beauty of nature and the harmony between people and the land.

 Chraev Waterfall Community-Based Ecotourism is an emerging and highly potential destination in Kampong Speu province, attracting visitors to enjoy swimming, relaxing, and camping. This has greatly contributed to improving the livelihoods of the local community in the area. The Chraev Waterfall site holds tremendous potential as it is located within the Phnom Oral mountain range and is supported by the community through ecotourism and adventure tourism initiatives. What makes this site particularly remarkable is its stunning 15-meter-high waterfall cascading down the mountainside—an enticing natural feature for recreational visitors. Chraev Waterfall consists of seven tiers of cool, refreshing falls, making it an ideal location for visitors to unwind. Surrounded by forested mountains, this natural site is gaining attention from domestic tourists who have come to appreciate its fresh, clean environment and beautiful scenery. Visitors to the site can swim, bathe, and relax while en...

  Banteay Meanchey is a province of the Kingdom of Cambodia located in the northwest of one of the most important economies of the country. It borders Oddar Meanchey and Siem Reap to the east, Battambang to the south and a common international border with Thailand to the west. The largest provincial capitals and cities are Serei Sophorn and [[Poipet]]. Banteay Meanchey is the 13th largest province of the Kingdom of Cambodia. With a population of 678,033, it ranks as the 10th largest province in the country. The province has two municipalities, Serei Sophorn and Poipet, in the western part of the province, which is the international border crossing into Thailand. Banteay Meanchey is one of the nine provinces that are part of the Tonle Sap Biosphere Reserve.

tourism site with an ancient temple called Prasat Ek Phnom, located in Ta Kom Village, Peam Ek Commune, Ek Phnom District, Battambang Province, 7 km away from Provincial Road P156 in Thkov Village, Kdol Commune. Daun Teav, Ek Phnom District, Battambang Province and 12.29 km from Battambang provincial town. Tourists can travel by car or motorbike for about 20 minutes. Ek Phnom Temple was built in the 11th century AD in 1027 during the reign of King Suryavarman I (1002-1050) during the Mohanakor period to dedicate to the deity of Brahmanism. This ancient temple has a courtyard of about 30 meters and a gallery around the temple from east to west is 25 meters long and from south to north is 49 meters long, equal squares made of sandstone. Facing east, it is built on a two-story ridge, with galleries surrounding the temple towers and laterite walls, and a moat surrounding it. And this temple has many Po trees growing around it, creating a cool shade and fresh air. On the south side of ...

We already know that our country is rich in rice fields. And the landscape changes with the seasons as well. The fields, although not crowded, have beautiful scenery and fresh air.   The landscape of the rice fields during the rainy season is beautiful. When we are in the field, we will see and understand the atmosphere there. The rainy season, when it rains, makes the fields bright and the fields green and the grass look green, making us feel fresh. At the same time, we see farmers plowing and cultivating their fields (rice, corn, beans, pumpkins and other crops). After transplanting, we look at the fields, which are green and windy. Until the harvest season comes, the fields are golden and the farmers are happy with their harvest. They farm to raise money to support their families. All in all, we see that the countryside is important because it has a good atmosphere, beautiful scenery, a desirable place to live and comfortable.

Boeung Pearang Community-Based Ecotourism Area is a Biodiversity Conservation Area and more than 120 species of dead animals are present there. Chreav, Siem Reap, adjacent to the Tonle Sap Lake, south of Siem Reap and about 12 km . There are more than 120 species of birds on more than 3,000 hectares. For 2019

Cambodia has many natural tourist sites, lakes, rivers, clear blue waters, beautiful beaches, beautiful beaches, beautiful sea, natural cultural tourism, has the oldest temples in the world. Cambodia has many natural tourist sites, lakes, rivers, blue water, clear blue sea, beautiful beaches, beautiful sea, and natural cultural tourism sites with the world's oldest temples. - The visit was truly memorable

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