Ang Trapeang Thmor Community-Based Ecotourism Site

Location: Banteay Meanchey Province’s Phnom Srok District
Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) is an international NGO whose mission is to save wildlife and wild land. WCS is currently working together with the Royal Government of Cambodia and local communities of Cambodia to promote wildlife conservation through eco-tourism. Ang Trapeang Thmor protected wetland covers 12,650 ha of a man-made reservoir, flooded forests, Phong grasslands, deciduous forests and rice fields and supports a wide range of endangered bird species, especially Black-necked storks, Sarus Cranes and high density of biodiversity.

Attractions
    Sarus Crane - endangered bird species
    Eld’s deer - globally endangered mammal species
    Wetland ecosystem view
    Scenic beauty of lake area
    Rural Cambodian culture with ancient temples
    Visible flocks of a wide range of different bird species all year-round
      and close to Siem Reap tourist destination

Activities
    Watch nearly 200 species of water birds with critically endangered mammal species in
     Ang Trapeang Thmor Area
    Learn about wetland ecosystem
    Interact with the Cambodian environment and people
    Visit a local silk farms and silk products
    Visit ancient temples dating back from Angkorian Era
    Stay overnight in the ranger station

Want to visit Ang Trapeang Thmor?
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