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Chrey Thom Waterfall, Mondulkiri is one of the loveliest Tourist Attractions in Mondulkiri. This cascading fall is located about 43 kilometers from the town in the Sen Monorum district. Tourists love spending a day at the site of this beautiful waterfall only for its natural beauty. Chrey Thom Waterfall, Mondulkiri is a natural waterfall and is surrounded by lush green woods.
Chrey Thom Waterfall, Mondulkiri is usually visited while making excursions to the Senmonorom district. It is a picturesque site. If you are at the Chrey Thom Waterfall in the summers , then the waterfall is found to have a height of 15 meters. The diameter of the falls is near about two meters. The best season to watch the Chrey Thom Waterfall in Mondulkiri is the rainy season. The falls looks extremely gorgeous in the monsoons. The diameter of the falls, increase to 8 meters while the height becomes 11 meters in the rainy season.
The travelers are amazed to see the plantation of Sro Lou around the Chrey Thom Waterfall, Mondulkiri. Another spectacle around the Chrey Thom Waterfall, Mondulkiri
Is the huge brandy tree of Chrey which is standing there for quite a long time. The best part is that this waterfall can be visited both in the summers and the rainy season. Unlike the Boo Sra waterfall which becomes inaccessible in the monsoon, the Chrey Thom Waterfall, Mondulkiri has tourists coming to it throughout the year.
The territorial authority of Mondulkiri along with the provincial tourist office has made special arrangements and taken measures to develop the site of Chrey Thom Waterfall, Mondulkiri , for keeping the spot accessible throughout the year. While visiting the Chrey Thom Waterfall, Mondulkiri , the travelers can also visit another beautiful fall known a the Rum Near Waterfall which is also located in the Sen Monorum district.
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