Four Faces River

Speaking of the Four Arms River, it may not be known to the world. In fact, it is part of a relatively large water system in Southeast Asia: in China, it is called the Lancang River, and in Southeast Asia, it is renamed the Mekong River. Entering Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, the Mekong River accepts two tributaries, one is the Tonle Sap River and the other is the Baise River. Because it looks like four arms clasped when viewed from the air, it is also called the Four Arms River. The Baise River flows into Vietnam and lags into the sea near Ho Chi Minh City. Take a cruise to enjoy the scenery of the Four Arms River, and more importantly, you can understand the simple life of Cambodians: the life of people on the water. All kinds of activities of human society are carried out on water. This may be the way Cambodians conform to nature, which fully reflects the intimacy between man and nature. Usually chartered boats float from upstream to downstream, you can observe the scenes of life of people on both sides of the strait.