Kratie Province, situated on the east bank of the Mekong River, pulls in a decent amount of guests, huge numbers of whom wish to get a look at the last few Irrawaddy Dolphins left on the planet. The prescribed place to see them is Kampi Village, around 15 kilometers from town. Irrawaddy Dolphins are a jeopardized species and are to a great degree uncommon; it is evaluated there are just around 60 living in this extend of the waterway.
The town of Kratie offers a true rustic feel, and thusly serves as the ideal place to spend a serene night or two. It is a pleasant alleviation from a portion of the nation's more trafficked regions.
There various destinations to visit in Kratie. Phnom Sombok is a little sanctuary situated on a slope north of town. A long flight of steps lead into a structure of Phnom Sombok that components point by point photographs of life following death disciplines to the individuals who have trespassed in the present life. Wat Roka Kandal is a reestablished pagoda with an old Lao style "Stupa" on the riverfront around 2 kilometers from the town focus. Adjacent falsehoods a more present day pagoda where droning of the friars can be heard at first light and in the nights. Around 15 kilometers from town, there is a substantial Cham people group. This is referred to locally as the 'wicker container weaving' town; it is the greatest in Kratie with more than 4000 villagers living here.
A well known end-of-the-day movement in Kratie is to unwind by the riverfront to watch the sun set.
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