Chong Khneas - Floating Village , Siem Reap, Cambodia
Floating Fish & Crocodile Farm with Tonle Sap Restaurant
Map of Cambodia with the Tonle Sap Lake in blue.
It is a floating restaurant - Tonle Sap Restaurant
All the fishes - so many !
Crocodiles everywhere ? so scaring and unsightly ?
Fishing Method used the fishermen in the area
Another method of fishing !
The floating fish enclosure
Shop for local souvenir ? there are many to choose ?
More choices ! I think they are expensive ! only for the tourists?
The sign says for itself ? We did bought 2 bottles of drinking water !
Our boatmen took us to visit this Fish & Crocodile Farm with a small shop and the Tonle Sap Restaurant. There is an exhibition to show the various methods used by the fishermen in the area to catch the fishes.
There were so many tourists from all over the world visiting the floating village. There are spots in the three-storey building where you can take photos or view the area crowded by all sorts of boats and ferries.
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Saturday, January 24, 2009
Floating Fish & Crocodile Farm with a Restaurant in Chong Khneas, Siem Reap, Cambodia
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Thursday, January 22, 2009
Chong Khneas - floating village in Tonle Sap Lake, Siem Reap
CHONG KHNEAS - Floating Village
Chong Khneas is the floating village at the edge of the lake closest and most accessible to Siem Reap. The boatman pointed out the differing Khmer and Vietnamese floating households and the floating markets, clinics, schools and other boatloads of tourists.
Chong Khneas, while interesting, is overtouristed and is not as picturesque and 'unspoiled' as floating villages further from Siep Reap.
Our trip stopped over the touristy floating fish and crocodile exhibition with a souvenoir and snack shop and the Gecko Environment Centre, which offers displays and information introducing the ecology and biodiversity of the lake area.
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Siem Reap,
Tonle Sap Lake,
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