Ream National Park is a natural reserve located in the Sihanoukville province of Cambodia, established in 1993. The park encompasses approximately 210 square kilometers, with a rich biodiversity that includes mangrove forests, tropical jungles, and off-shore coral reefs. Visitors to the park can explore its natural beauty through guided boat tours along the Prek Toeuk Sap estuary, trekking through the forest paths, or lounging on its pristine beaches, such as Koh Thmei beach. The park is a haven for a variety of wildlife, including over 155 species of birds, macaques, sun bears, and dolphins. Besides, it also serves as a research and conservation area, with efforts directed towards preserving its ecosystems and the endangered species it supports. Ream National Park's diverse landscapes and serene environment make it an ideal spot for eco-tourism, offering activities like bird-watching, snorkeling, and fishing. The park’s visitors can also engage with local communities and partake in cultural experiences, gaining insight into the traditional Cambodian way of life.
Tola1901
Wrote on 14th Jul, 2019
destroyed by poorly thought out development
The park area in general is destroyed by rampant development, the national park itself is being built on, and the large Chinese developments does not fit the feel of what this place had once been, in ..
TUNNELVISI0N
Wrote on 7th Jun, 2019
Food Poisoning at Monkey Maya Hostel in Ream National Park, Cambodia
I stayed at the Monkey Maya hostel in Ream NP in 2018. While the park is densely populated, there are few options for staying overnight. One of them is the Monkey Maya hostel. Although run by a Swiss ..
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