Hidden Gems of Banlung

Banlung’s landscape is defined by its volcanic history and lush highland terrain. This collection features Lake Yeak Laom, a 700,000-year-old crater lake considered sacred by the indigenous Tampuon people. The region's water network includes the 12-meter-high Kachanh Waterfall with its suspension bridge and the more secluded Ka Teang Waterfall. Cultural sites like Eisan Ratanaram Pagoda offer panoramic views from Phnom Svay, while the Virachey National Park Headquarters provides essential information for exploring one of Cambodia's largest protected biodiversity zones.

Lake Yeak Laom

Lake Yeak Laom is a volcanic crater lake and a tourist destination in the commune of Yeak Laom, Banlung Municipality, Ratanakiri Province,…

Ka Teang (Katieng) Waterfall

A 10-meter-high cascade located approximately 7 kilometers from Banlung. It is set within a forested area and accessible via a dirt track.

រមណីយដ្ឋានទឹកធ្លាក់កាចាញ

A 12-meter-high waterfall on the Kantung stream featuring a wooden suspension bridge and a staircase leading to the base of the falls.

Virachey National Park Headquarter (Eco-tourism information center)

The administrative hub for one of Cambodia's largest protected areas, providing resources for guided trekking and information on the park's diverse ecosystem.

Eisan Ratanaram Pagoda

Located atop Phnom Svay hill, this Buddhist temple features a large reclining Buddha statue and offers a vantage point overlooking the town of Banlung.