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ratanakiri Travel Attractions

Ratanakiri Travel Information Ratanakiri is a scenic province in Cambodia that is definitely worth a trip to. It is ideal for those who seek a restful respite through the warm embrace of nature. It…

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30 November, 1999Cambodia

Boeng Yeak Lom

The protected area of Yeak Lom includes a circular crater-lake, believed to have formed by 700,000 years ago, situated amid pristine jungle. The lake…

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Waterfalls in Ratanakiri

There are numerous waterfalls in the province, but many are difficult to reach in the wet season and lacking much water in the dry…

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Chunchiet Cemeteries

There are many chunchiet cemeteries scattered throughout the forests of Ratanakiri. Kochon is a one-hour boat trip ride east of Voen Sai and has…

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Voen Sai

Located in the banks of Tonle San River, Voen Sai is the pleasant little community of Chinese, Lao and Kreung villages. Originally, the town…

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30 November, 1999Cambodia

Ta Veng

Located in the banks of Tonle San River, Voen Sai is the pleasant little community of Chinese, Lao and Kreung villages. Originally, the town…

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30 November, 1999Cambodia

Banlung Market

The main market, Phsar Banlung, is a relatively unextraordinary traditional market offering the usual range of items for local consumption. There is one souvenir…

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Hill Tribe People

The province of Ratanakiri has a population of about 60,000 ‘Khmer Loeu’ people. (‘Khmer Loeu’ refers to all of various minority peoples of the…

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30 November, 1999Cambodia

Lumphat

The former provincial capital of Lumphat is something of a ghost town these days thanks to sustained US bombing raids in the early 1970s.…

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30 November, 1999Cambodia

Virachey National Park

The Virachey National Park is the largest protected area in Cambodia, stretching east to Vietnam, north to Laos and west to Stung Treng Province.…

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