The students group from Nagasaki Wesleyan University and Fukuoka Jo Gakuin University, Japan showed you their activities at the Happy Season Aug. 2018 at the Peaceful Children Home I (PCH I), Kandal Province, Cambodia. A Happy Season starts from Phnom Penh there are 10 days for destinations Phnom Penh, PCH I, Siem Reap Province (Visit Angkor Wat Temple), PCH II, Battambang Province (Visit landmine field and exploded mine too), at the end of the tour they could be departed Battambang City for Bangkok (Thailand) by Pailin or Poi Pet of Cambodia-Thailand border.
While in Siem Reap, after visiting Angkor Wat Temple also they visited the flooding villages (Chong Khneas village a river branch of Tonle Sap. The below video shows you the way to Tonle Sap Lake of Cambodia is the largest freshwater body of Southeast Asia, forming an important part of the Mekong River system. The lake has an extremely productive ecosystem and operates as a natural floodwater reservoir for the lower Mekong Basin, offering flood protection and assuring the dry season flow to the Mekong Delta. In light of the accelerating pace of water resource development within the Mekong Basin and the anticipation of potentially significant hydrological impacts, it is critical to understand the overall hydrologic regime of Tonle Sap Lake...
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