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Kbal Preah waterfall( Leang Pok Prah)

Welcome to Vanny's guide here is The Lel  Pok Bras Waterfall in Khmer called Kbal Preah Waterfall is located in Romanea Commune, Sen Monorrom District; 20 km from the provincial town. It can be reached by path. There are more than 569 families living in the Lel Pok Bras area, whose main occupations are farming.
During the rainy season, the waterfall is 8 meters in height and 45 meters in diameter. During the dry season, the waterfall is 15 meters in height and 25 meters in diameter. At its base, there is a big water reservoir in which tourists can swim happily. Besides, there are many big trees providing cool shade for them. Its main points of interest are a spectacular waterfall, dramatic mountainous forest, impressive undulating hills, and fresh air.
Normally can going there by paths and trekking by on foot or taking with the elephant riding is starting from the village , And also that place we could do home stay over night there with local guide who can speak English, Khmer and Phnong language to know about the Phnong or can called Bunong Culture and learn of their language , and this village is not so far from the town of Senmorrom is 6 km to reach there could be with Motor or car .
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