Stung Treng is an amazing range arranged on a high sandy bank slighting the Mekong River. It is around 455 km from Phnom Penh and some place in the scope of 40 km to the Laos edge. This charming city is associated with Banlung (Rattanak Kiri) and is more than just a 'stopover'. The Sekong Bridge, itself an interest, serves as an invaluable area to the edge of Laos.
There are a couple of basic attractions in the region of Stung Treng. The awe-inspiring Sopheakmith Waterfall never stops to passageway visitors, and neither does the reach out of the solid Mekong, which is home to the amazingly exceptional Irrawaddy dolphins.
The Thala Barivat is only 4 kilometers from the typical town. This is open by crossing point the Se Kong River. Thala Barivat is the chronicled site where the Preah Ko, a seventh century square haven of King Jayavarman I is found. Preah Ko is involves six square towers sorted out in two segments of three towers each perched on a sandstone organize. This is one of the soonest havens worked in the midst of the Angkor period.
Here in the area are two or three other minimal old asylums; the Prambuon Lveng Temple, Srei Temple and the Angkor Kmao Temple. The Hang Kho Ba Pagoda, a 300 year old asylum in the Hang Kho Ba Village, is also just around 6 Kilometers from the normal town and worth the while to visit.
Stung Treng area is also notable for sweet tamarind Pa Si Yi edge, an adjacent delicacy had a great time by various voyagers.
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