Kayaking Tour Tonle Sap Lake

One serene afternoon, a group of adventurers set out on a half-day kayaking tour to explore this unique village. They paddled through the tranquil waters, marveling at the picturesque lines of houses and the lush mangrove trees. The villagers greeted them warmly, sharing stories of their daily lives and the seasonal migration that defined their existence.
As they navigated through the floating forest, the adventurers spotted vibrant wildlife—frogs leaping from lily pads, dragonflies darting above the water, and birds like egrets and cranes soaring gracefully. The beauty of nature was all around them.
The tour included a visit to a local house where they enjoyed a delicious meal prepared by the villagers. The flavors of the local cuisine were a delightful surprise, adding a culinary adventure to their journey.
As the sun began to set, casting a golden glow over the village, the adventurers felt a deep connection to the Mechrey community and its harmonious way of life. They paddled back with hearts full of gratitude, knowing they had experienced something truly special.
And so, the Mechrey community continued its timeless dance with the seasons, welcoming visitors to share in its beauty and culture, one kayaking tour at a time.

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Everyday Depart - half day tour - Start at 2:00pm finish at sunset.

The Mechrey community has 340 houses and around 1900 inhabitants. The village is 2.5 km long and covered by floating mangrove trees from September to mid-December. During the dry season in mid-December, the village moves 6 km towards the lake side, closer to the floating forest of mangrove trees. The view of the village is still amazing, with two lines of houses visible.

To reach the Mechrey floating village, you can travel by boat for about 20 minutes from September to mid-December. Kayaking around the village for 2 km, you can learn about the daily life of these people who have lived on this great lake for more than 7 generations. Activities include visiting the houses of the villagers, experiencing remote cuisine on the spot when they cook for lunch, homemade blacksmithing, and stopping at the grocery store to chat about their famous grocery and their work on fixing the fishing net from the fishery the night before. You can also visit the school and pagoda to learn about the traditions and cultures of these people.

we will depart by boat to the mangrove tree forest for kayaking into the amazing nature and animal sanctuary forest. You can see bees, frogs, monkeys, dragonflies, butterflies, squirrels, egrets, cranes, snails on the tree, and many more. It would be great for fishing too. The kayaking trail takes around 40 minutes to complete, providing a pleasurable and unforgettable memory.

Finish around 4pm transfer back town 20km via tuk tuk. Up to 4paxs via minivan