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Tonle Sap: Heart of Cambodia's Natural Heritage

Name: Tonle Sap: Heart of Cambodia's Natural Heritage
Brand: RIVER BOOKS
SKU: 05062629
Price: 31.69 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Colin Poole
ISBN: 9789749863152

Colin Poole

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 05062629

Publishers RIVER BOOKS, December 2008

The Tonle Sap is also known as Cambodia's Great Lake. While in the dry season the lake extends some... Full description

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The Tonle Sap is also known as Cambodia's Great Lake. While in the dry season the lake extends some 150 kilometres in length and around 20 kilometres in width, new radar satellite imagery has revealed the true extent of the lake's flood. At the peak of the wet season with the Mekong river flowing back up the Siem Reap river, the Tonle Sap can expand to some 250 kilometres long and in places more than 100 kilometres wide, giving a total increase from 2,500 to about 13,000 square kilometres. This natural phenomenon was noted at the end of the 13th century by the Chinese envoy Chou Ta Kuan. Colin Poole, Director of WSC Asia, examines all aspects of this fascinating and beautiful lake - environment, fauna, history, culture and future - accompanied by evocative and memorable photographs by Eleanor Briggs.