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Tara Riverboat Tour - Half Day Tour of Floating Village, Siem Reap, Cambodia

The Half Day Tour of Fishing Village is operated by Tara Riverboat Tour Company, and offers a reliable and hasslefree experience of the floating village of Chong Khneas in Siem Reap, Cambodia.

The tour (taking approximately 4 hours from pick-up to drop-off) offers two departure timings of either 8am or 10am. Pick up and transfer is using the company's air-conditioned mini-van and enroute to the port, two stops are made at a lotus plantation and a lake-side village, where the Tara Riverboat guide provided interesting information. Thereafter, it is a boat ride to Chong Khneas Floating Village, where you can observe the way of life of the residents. A stop is made at a fish and crocodile exhibit cum souvenir shop. The next stop is to Queen Tara Boat for lunch. 2 drinks (including beer, spirits, and cocktails) are included. After that, it was a welcomed relaxation time onboard the quiet and tranquil Queen Tara. The tour ends with a boat ride to the port, passing the village, and transfer to the hotel.

The journey is comfortable and experience has been smooth and superb. The Tara Riverboat guide is knowledgeable and is accommodating, and she looks after the guests welfare. Excellent service by Tara Riverboat Company.

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We traveled on Sunday with our family and friends. This trip destination is to Pailin province but it's a part 1 video started from Phnom Penh city to Pursat Province. The video opened to a breakfast in Phnom Penh city in Toulkork near Camko city circle. After breakfast head to National highway 5 to Oudong district in Kandal province and visited Preah Vihear Luong pagoda. After this, we're on National road 5 to Kampong Chhnang province. We visit Bardest Resident Superior, the historical place in Kampong Chhnang province which remains from the French Colony. We see a statue of grandma B Lok Yeay B the brave woman who dare to stand against French at that time. Next, we continued to Pursat Province. We tried to find Lemon plantation and jack fruit plantation but we fail to find those plantations. It's already lunch time, we need to find a place for lunch. We turn right into Preah Sihanouk Krakor high school at Krakor district in Pursat province for our picnic lunch. It's a really happy trip and it's just half way to our destination which is Pailin Province. To be continued...

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A FLOATING VILLAGE: Kampong Phluk, Siem Reap, Cambodia

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Starting from Siem Reap Kampong Phluk Floating Village is almost an hour away, but it was a fascinating ride and gave us a real inside peak into the lives of the Cambodian people.

I’m sorry about the shakiness of this footage, but as you can see some of the roads were really rough to get down.

This is a Cambodian school! They only operate between 7 and 11 am due to the heat and funds. The elementary schools always seemed to be way larger than the high schools due to students dropping out to work.

At first, I was trying to figure out what type of vegetation these bushes were when I abruptly realized they were the tops of trees! Suddenly, the extent of the depths of the water became apparent.
I’ve heard of tours in other countries and places of floating villages where no one actually lived there. This village was very active and definitely a real community. This may be due to the fact that tourism only hit this village about 10 years ago and is a relatively new source of income here. Most of the villagers rely on the fishing industry during the wet season and farm during the dry season as their main ways to make money.

The water was very brown from all of the mud and dirt getting kicked up from the rains and also from how much clay is in the soil here.

I can’t express how large this village was! I was truly surprised. I couldn’t find any information about exactly how many people lived here and our guide didn’t speak much English to provide information about the village. So we pretty much just observed and enjoyed.

I was fascinated by the fact that these families still had dogs, cats and livestock high above the water.

I’ve heard that the price of this tour sometimes triples during the dry season since there’s no prices listed at the stand where you buy the tickets, which seems a bit shady and I wouldn’t say it’s worth a TON of money to see. And since the ticket stand was pretty far from the actual village, I HOPE the money goes towards the locals there. Otherwise, it’s not the most ethical. So maybe just watch this video and experience it through us instead!

This village sits on a river which leads into the Tonle Sap. It’s the largest freshwater lake in South East Asia and a huge biodiversity hotspot.

The name of this floating village translates to the Harbor of the Tusks.

We saw men and women weaving fishing nets, children playing in the water, people young and old bathing outside of their homes, a girl rowing a boat to her friends house and more. We saw multiple people bathing in the waters here. It obviously plays a huge role in their lives. It was all awesome and totally fascinating to see how people live here.

Our mangrove guide was a local from the village who didn’t speak any English.

Being on a small boat getting closer to the houses and the people gave us a brand new perspective which was really exciting. It got me wondering what it would be like to teach English in their local school and live in this community.

We were silly and forgot bug spray … I really recommend bug spray.

The crocodile farm was located right next to a shop with a ton of purses, belts and other things made from the skins of said crocodiles which was a bit upsetting to me. Also, you could hold the babies which I’m never a fan of. Babies should be with their mamas and not held by strangers being exposed to all of their new and exotic bacteria and germs and stuff.

Our guide brought us down the river and out to see the lake.
There was also a local temple we were able to visit too. The mangrove forest and the temple were the only two stops our boat made. At the temple was a few stray dogs and some monks. The details in the architecture and colors within the murals were so beautiful.

Walking Around Cambodian Floating Fishing Village-Kompong Khleang

I went off the beaten path and walked around a fascinating floating fishing village in Kompong Khleang, Cambodia, which included a brief tour of a Buddhist monastery. The village is about 25 miles (40 km) from Siem Reap. The houses are perched on stilts about 33 feet (10 meters) above the ground to prevent flooding during the rainy season and the homes have no electricity. This was a rare glimpse into a way of life that is totally different from what most of us are used to. It was like going back in time.