Fantastic villages on the largest lake in Southeast Asia, interwoven with life and nature

#0yentravel Lake Tonle Sap, located near Siem Reap in Cambodia, is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, and its water level changes dramatically between the rainy and dry seasons. Traditional fishing villages are dotted on the lake, floating on the water, and they lead a unique lifestyle on the water. Typical floating villages include Chong Kneas, which has become a tourist destination, Methulay, which has a quiet atmosphere, Kompong Phluk, which has a fantastic submerged forest, and Kompong Khleang, the largest and where you can see authentic life on the water. In the villages, travel by boat is commonplace, and even schools, temples, and shops are built on the water.