Discover Tonle Sap, Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake with a unique reversed flow. Explore its rich biodiversity, vital role in Cambodian life, and why preserving this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve matters.
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Cambodia and Laos Share the World’s Widest Rapids
Cambodia and Laos share the Guinness World Record for the world’s widest rapids, where the Mekong River surges across 11–14 km during monsoon season—doubling Niagara Falls’ flow rate.
Cambodia National Fish Ranks World’s Largest Species of Carp
The Siamese giant carp, Cambodia’s national fish, holds the world record as the largest carp species—highlighting the nation’s rich river biodiversity and urgent need for freshwater conservation.
The World’s Largest Freshwater Fish Found in the Mekong
Meet Boramey, the world’s largest freshwater stringray—caught in Cambodia’s Mekong River. This 300-kg stingray is a record-breaking reminder of the river’s rich biodiversity and the urgent need for conservation.
The World’s Laziest Turtle Lives in the Cambodia’s Mekong River
Discover the world’s laziest turtle—the critically endangered Asian Giant Softshell Turtle—hidden beneath Cambodia’s Mekong River. A rare glimpse into a mysterious and ancient creature’s silent survival.