
Loạt Soạt
A Study of the Mekong Through Stories Told on the River
Much like humanity, great systems of the natural world rely on connectivity to thrive.
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Much like humanity, great systems of the natural world rely on connectivity to thrive.

Asia
Chong Kneas floating village, only 15 kilometers south of Siem Reap, is one of hundreds that line Tonle Sap Lake. Tens of thousands of families live in these clustered homes, around 40% of whom are Vietnamese living as undocumented migrants.
![[Photos] An Idyllic Slice of 1957 Cambodian Life](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2020/12/17/cambodia_SGNR1l.jpg)
Asia
Vietnam isn't the only country in the region to change dramatically over the last several decades.

Travel
Is it possible to even recognize everything that has changed after 10 years?

Asia
The new lessons are aimed at ending discrimination against, and bullying of, LGBTQ people in the country.

Asia
The next few months could be rough for regional agriculture.

Literature
First published in late 2015, The Mekong Review has quickly garnered a sterling reputation in a region short on quality print publications. Minh Bui Jones, its founder and editor, talks to Saigoneer about what went into its creation, and how he envisions its future.

Asia
Apparently Ankgor Watt is a piece of a larger puzzle. Using frickin' areal lasers , archaeologists have identified a sprawling city around the 1,200 year old temple complex, revealing how the area’s network of temples were once connected.