Phnom Krom marshland is considered our best birding site to spend for a few hours in the countryside, located about 10km south from Siem Reap town. This open marshland with paddy fields, ponds, bushes, and grassland, stretches at the edge of the Great Tonle Sap Lake is great for visitors to find many common bird species including the waterbirds and waders. About 40 species of common bird species usually be seen during this few hours tour.
Come on this half-day trip to Phnom Krom marshland nearby Siem Reap either in the morning or afternoon to:
Morning Tour:
Afternoon Tour:
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