Introduction

Stung Treng is a quiet and sleepy province in the

northeast of Cambodia. With a land area of 11,092 km 2,
it borders Kratié to the south, Ratanakiri to the east,
Preah Vihear to the west, Laos to the north, and a sliver
of land bordering Kampong Thom in the southeast and
Mondulkiri to the southwest. Stung Treng is well known
for a few things, mainly for its tourist attractions and the
flora and fauna that calls this place home.

SOPHEAKMITT Waterfall
Sopheakmitt Waterfall, also known as Lbak Khoun Waterfall
according to an old geography book, is a waterfall that bisects
three border boundries: the national boundry between Stung
Treng-Preah Vihear and the international boundry between
Stung Treng-Champasak, Laos.