The Tat Tay is a beautiful, natural water rapids. While the roads to the rapids are rough, it usually takes about 2 hours by motorbike from town. It is located along the Sre Pork River, in Lum Phat commune, Lum Phat district, Ratanak Kiri province.
A Tat Tay water rapid is a seasonal attraction, most visited from February to April. During this period, visitors like to come and enjoy the beautiful clear waters. In part of the area, there are mango plantations.
A lake in the middle of a mountain, it was formed many centuries ago from a volcano. The lake is about 800 meters in diameter and 48 meters deep during the dry season.
Located in Kachanh Commune, Banlung District, the Kachanh Waterfall is 6 km from Banlung town. The waterfall is 12 meters in length, which flows endlessly along the Kantoeng Stream to the Sre Pork River in Lumphat District.
The source of this waterfall is from the Svay Mountain where Wat Eisey Patamak is located. Below the waterfall is a cave-like pitch where visitors can stand or sit to watch the waterfall from behind and enjoy the cool mist sprayed gently by the wind.
