The Chambock community-based ecotourism site was founded in 2001 to combat deforestation and provide a new source of income for villagers who rely on charcoal production for their living. In addition to enjoying the beautiful natural setting, visitors can get a taste of rural Cambodian life during a homestay with one of the local families.

Village children take a break from their chores to smile for the camera

A local home; this is where my group spent the night

Our village accommodations: floor mats and mosquito nets

Here I am walking through the village, with an entourage of local children

A nearby waterfall, with a swimming hole beneath, provides welcome relief from the Cambodian heat

The view from the swimming hole below the waterfall
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