Kampong Chhnang is a province and city located in the western part of Cambodia. It is situated along the Tonle Sap River, which serves as a major waterway connecting the interior of the country to the Mekong River.
The region is primarily known for its significant role in the country's fishing industry and its traditional floating villages. These communities are characterized by houses built on stilts or rafts, reflecting the area's deep historical and economic ties to the surrounding lake and river systems.