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Luc923
Montreal, Canada1 008 bidrag
okt. 2018 • Venner
Nous avons pris un arrangement avec un guide pour aller à Me Chrey sans bien connaître l’état des routes(malgré que nous étions allés à une ferme de poivre à Kampot dans des conditions similaires). La route à l’aller nous a paru bien longue à quatre dans une Camry, mais les guides vantent l’authenticité de ce village versus la coop organisée qui balade les touristes avec quelquefois des odeurs d’arnaques entre la soi- disant épicerie et l’orphelinat pour déposer le riz acheté à prix d’or. À travers la piste boueuse, et le charme de la campagne, ses buffles et fermes de canetons, nous atteignons le but où s’organise un transport à $20 par personne. Notre esquif n’est pas le plus reluisant du groupe et son moteur frôle les ratés dès notre départ. Le chauffeur a son petit garçon avec lui. De peine et de misère , nous atteignons la pagode puis c’est la tournée du village avec ses petites maisons sur barils ou pilotis, à peu
près tous équipés d’antennes télé, il me semble. Le lac est à son maximum, l’île de la pagode sert à briser la vague en cas de vent. En saison sèche, le village se déplacera vers lles eaux plus profondes, le lac fluctuant jusqu’à dix mètres entre saisons. Des habitants vont sur le bateau à la rame ou sur le moteur. On voit les enfants, un même avec sa ceinture apprendre à nager. Ces gens s’alimentent dans le poissonneux lac Tonlé Sap, tant que les vietnamiens ne ramassent pas tout avec leur grandes nasses en remorque. Retour tranquille au rythme du moteur pétaradant, puis dans le canal près des mangroves, la panne, 10, 15 minutes...un bateau de touristes approche, mais il ne nous aborde que que pour laisser au chauffeur une clé anglaise. C’est la dérive avec la vague des bateaux qui nous dépassent. Rien à faire avec ce moteur qui toussote...puis un speed boat effilé conduit par un villageois édenté nous porte secours. Le transfert se fait un à un en évitant de verser incluant le fils du chauffeur qui reste avec son appareil. Puis, nous voilà en pleine course et en un rien de temps arrivés à bon port. Un tour aux toilettes à 1000 riels, on voit combien tout se commercialise! Retour avec notre guide...mais cette fois-ci, nous ne franchissons pas le tronçon boueux, puisque nous nous enlisons. Les quidams voisins portent secours mais la poussée à cinq est inutile. Ce n’est qu’à huit après quelques minutes que la Camry en sort un peu atteinte sur l’arrière des roues qui semblent décollées. Toute une aventure et 4 heures au lieu de trois, mais la campagne, le village même en valait presque la chandelle.
près tous équipés d’antennes télé, il me semble. Le lac est à son maximum, l’île de la pagode sert à briser la vague en cas de vent. En saison sèche, le village se déplacera vers lles eaux plus profondes, le lac fluctuant jusqu’à dix mètres entre saisons. Des habitants vont sur le bateau à la rame ou sur le moteur. On voit les enfants, un même avec sa ceinture apprendre à nager. Ces gens s’alimentent dans le poissonneux lac Tonlé Sap, tant que les vietnamiens ne ramassent pas tout avec leur grandes nasses en remorque. Retour tranquille au rythme du moteur pétaradant, puis dans le canal près des mangroves, la panne, 10, 15 minutes...un bateau de touristes approche, mais il ne nous aborde que que pour laisser au chauffeur une clé anglaise. C’est la dérive avec la vague des bateaux qui nous dépassent. Rien à faire avec ce moteur qui toussote...puis un speed boat effilé conduit par un villageois édenté nous porte secours. Le transfert se fait un à un en évitant de verser incluant le fils du chauffeur qui reste avec son appareil. Puis, nous voilà en pleine course et en un rien de temps arrivés à bon port. Un tour aux toilettes à 1000 riels, on voit combien tout se commercialise! Retour avec notre guide...mais cette fois-ci, nous ne franchissons pas le tronçon boueux, puisque nous nous enlisons. Les quidams voisins portent secours mais la poussée à cinq est inutile. Ce n’est qu’à huit après quelques minutes que la Camry en sort un peu atteinte sur l’arrière des roues qui semblent décollées. Toute une aventure et 4 heures au lieu de trois, mais la campagne, le village même en valait presque la chandelle.
Skrevet 16. oktober 2018
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Christopher B
Melbourne, Australia8 bidrag
jan. 2017 • Alene
Three of us hired a tuk-tuk from Siam Reap to go out to the boats at Me Chrey.
Now that the secret is out and tourists are heading out there, they have started to rip people off, charging twenty dollars per person for a very short ride. It should have been 20 - 30 dollars for the entire boat.
Before we even got to the boats, were were stopped at an 'official office' and the man quickly wrote an invoice for sixty bucks. Sometimes you just pay, but I swore I would warn others about what is happening here. We came on the advice of somebody who had came out here months ago. I don't think the lake is worthwhile anywhere near Siam Reap, tourism has ruined it. I've heard there are good home stays near Pursat on the other side of the lake, or you could go just for a day. Hope this helps.
By the time the boat actually got out of the canal and onto the lake, we only had 45 minutes on the water, stopping at a 'crocodile farm' for twenty minutes, where they sold souvenirs, food and drinks, the usual rubbish.
Now that the secret is out and tourists are heading out there, they have started to rip people off, charging twenty dollars per person for a very short ride. It should have been 20 - 30 dollars for the entire boat.
Before we even got to the boats, were were stopped at an 'official office' and the man quickly wrote an invoice for sixty bucks. Sometimes you just pay, but I swore I would warn others about what is happening here. We came on the advice of somebody who had came out here months ago. I don't think the lake is worthwhile anywhere near Siam Reap, tourism has ruined it. I've heard there are good home stays near Pursat on the other side of the lake, or you could go just for a day. Hope this helps.
By the time the boat actually got out of the canal and onto the lake, we only had 45 minutes on the water, stopping at a 'crocodile farm' for twenty minutes, where they sold souvenirs, food and drinks, the usual rubbish.
Skrevet 14. februar 2017
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ferranpc
Barcelona, Spain41 bidrag
aug. 2016 • Par
One hour drive far from Siem Reap by tuk tuk and with less tourists than Chong Kneas, is a perfect place to see how people lives in a floating house and to take a break after the stressing visit at Angkor Watt with thousands of tourists.
The visit by boat takes you a couple of hours, enought to have an idea of the town without annoying to much their inhabitants.
The visit by boat takes you a couple of hours, enought to have an idea of the town without annoying to much their inhabitants.
Skrevet 20. august 2016
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yoonjungc226
Suwon, Sør-Korea39 bidrag
jul. 2016 • Par
잠깐 비가 내린 직후라 그런지 길 곳곳에 물웅덩이가 생겨 들어가고 나오는 길이 매우 험했습니다.
툭툭을 타고 갔었는데 차를 빌려 타고 갔으면 더 좋았을 것 같습니다.
미츠레이 입구에서 walk-in 방문객은 1인당 입장료+보트 30 USD를 받습니다.
자그마한 보트를 타고 좁은 개울을 따라 10여분 들어 가면 수상 가옥이 보이기 시작하고 곧 돈 생각은 잊힐 정도로 아름다운 마을 풍경에 사로잡히게 될 것입니다.
툭툭을 타고 갔었는데 차를 빌려 타고 갔으면 더 좋았을 것 같습니다.
미츠레이 입구에서 walk-in 방문객은 1인당 입장료+보트 30 USD를 받습니다.
자그마한 보트를 타고 좁은 개울을 따라 10여분 들어 가면 수상 가옥이 보이기 시작하고 곧 돈 생각은 잊힐 정도로 아름다운 마을 풍경에 사로잡히게 될 것입니다.
Skrevet 14. juli 2016
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jmeem42016
Dee Why, Australia815 bidrag
feb. 2016 • Par
There are no paved roads for the last 15 of the 25 km from Siem Reap. We hires a tuk tuk with a driver we knew but this was his first trip to Me Chrey and he was born in Siem Reap. Lonely Planet says it is the most recently discovered of the floating villages and has the least tourists, so that hooked us. It is on the maps of Siem Reap, 25 km from town and 19 from the airport.
But the tuk tuk ride lasted 90 minutes each way because the dirt roads become rougher and rougher and finally you are going like 5 kmh. You stop about 10 km from where the boats are and as there were only two of us we paid $50 to hire a boat. We got a young driver for what in Thailand I would call a dragon boat and off we went for an hour. From where the boats are it takes maybe 20 minutes to reach Me Chrey then you circle the town and they stop to try to see trinkets but we cut that short, then you reverse course and finally another 90 minutes back to Siem Reap.
You will need a surgical mask for dust if you don't already have one (pharmacies in Siem Reap sell them cheaply), plus water at least in the dry season (Dec-April). And don't do this if you mind a rough ride because you'll get knocked around a fair bit both on the tuk tuk and the boat. So is it worthwhile? Well, I'll bet you'll be the first on your street, maybe your city, to claim the bragging rights.
But the tuk tuk ride lasted 90 minutes each way because the dirt roads become rougher and rougher and finally you are going like 5 kmh. You stop about 10 km from where the boats are and as there were only two of us we paid $50 to hire a boat. We got a young driver for what in Thailand I would call a dragon boat and off we went for an hour. From where the boats are it takes maybe 20 minutes to reach Me Chrey then you circle the town and they stop to try to see trinkets but we cut that short, then you reverse course and finally another 90 minutes back to Siem Reap.
You will need a surgical mask for dust if you don't already have one (pharmacies in Siem Reap sell them cheaply), plus water at least in the dry season (Dec-April). And don't do this if you mind a rough ride because you'll get knocked around a fair bit both on the tuk tuk and the boat. So is it worthwhile? Well, I'll bet you'll be the first on your street, maybe your city, to claim the bragging rights.
Skrevet 25. februar 2016
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