Rattanak Kiri is the mountainous
northeastern frontier province of Cambodia that borders Laos to the
north, Vietnam to the east, Mondul Kiri Province to the south, and Stung
Treng Province to the west. It extends from the mountains of the
Annamite Range in the north, across a plateau between the Tonle San and
Tonle Srepok rivers. Famed for its stunning natural beauty and ethnic
diversity, Rattanak Kiri is full of natural and cultural treasures just
waiting to be discovered. Its capital is Banlung City.
Rattanak Kiri boasts some of the most striking landscapes the region has
to offer and is home to several settlements of ethic hill tribes. Among
the many picturesque natural sites are the crystal clear Yeak Laom
volcanic lake, incredible fresh waterfalls, gem mines, and a dense
rainformest teeming with exotic flora and fauna. In contrast to modern
day opulence, this province remains largely untouched as the majority of
the population in Rattanak Kiri is made up of ethnic minority groups
living harmoniously with nature.
Most visitors to Rattanak Kiri choose to base themselves in Banlung City from where excursions can be arranged to visit the Khmer Loeu villages and an array of natural sites.
Most visitors to Rattanak Kiri choose to base themselves in Banlung City from where excursions can be arranged to visit the Khmer Loeu villages and an array of natural sites.