Southeast Asia's largest freshwater lake, Tonle Sap Lake is a vital ecosystem and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, offering unique floating villages and stunning birdlife.
Tonle Sap Lake experiences sudden rain showers, especially during the wet season.
Protect from intense sun exposure while exploring the lake and floating villages.
Protection against mosquitoes and other insects common in the lake area.
Keep your phone safe and dry during boat rides and water activities.
Stay hydrated and reduce plastic waste while exploring the lake.
Enjoy birdwatching and observing wildlife from a distance without disturbing them.
Ensure your devices can be charged using local power outlets.
A staple in Cambodian cuisine, this fish sauce is locally produced using traditional methods and the abundant fish from the lake.
Intricately designed lacquerware, often depicting scenes of Tonle Sap Lake life, is a traditional craft passed down through generations.
Hand-woven silk scarves with traditional Cambodian patterns are a beautiful and practical souvenir of your visit.
Cambodian silver jewellery, often featuring intricate designs inspired by nature and ancient Khmer art, is a popular and elegant choice.
Experience the unique lifestyle of the locals living on the lake, best visited in the afternoon.
A peaceful sanctuary for migratory birds, open in the afternoon and evening.
A stunning temple complex with panoramic views, illuminated in the evening.
A unique blend of traditional and modern arts, best experienced in the evening.
Offers stunning lake views and a variety of breakfast options.
Known for its traditional Khmer breakfast dishes and beautiful lake views.
A unique dining experience on a floating restaurant with fresh seafood.
Offers a variety of international and Khmer dishes with a beautiful lake view.
A popular spot for fresh seafood dishes with a view of the lake at sunset.
Offers a blend of Khmer and international cuisine with a beautiful lake view.