Ban Lung is the provincial capital of Ratanakiri province and the best base from which explore the natural attractions of the area. The name Ban Lung actually refers to the district, while the town is known as Labansiek. However, everyone calls the place Ban Lung. The town isn’t that interesting, but the locals are extremely friendly and help make a visit a lively time. You can also ask around town about the arranging an elephant ride in one of the surrounding villages.

Is the natural lake, which locates at the middle of mountain in Yeak Loam Commune, Ban Lung district from the Ban Lung town. The lake has square shape, approximate 800m diameter and 48m depth during the dry season, and occurs by volcano for centuries. The lake has clear water as the sea suitable for swimming, and there are tow harbors protruded to the above of the water for tourists to view the scenary and birds that are swimming along the stretch of the forest surrounding the lake. information to tourists, and also for displaying souvenirs and handicrafts made by ethnic minorities.

At the western bank of the lake, there is a tourist information center where for guiding and giving information center where for guiding and giving information to tourists, and also for displaying souvenirs and handicrafts made by ethnic minorities.

Tourist like going to Yeak Loam Lake for swimming and hiking along the forest surrounding the lake, they usually packaging their food along when going. Yeak Loam Lake worshipped by ethnic minorities at the nearby because they believe that there is spirit who lives, protects and owns the territory and forest here.

Locates at Ka Chanh Commune, Ban Lung district in 6km distance from the Ban Lung town. The waterfall has 12m length and non-stop flows along a canal named "Ou Kan Teung" to Sré Pork River in Sam Phat district. We call the waterfall "Ka Chanh" because we follow the ethnic minority of Kreung at Ka chanh village. Among the river and rubber plantation, which projects the pleasant and cool shadow, the waterfall of Ka Chanh also provide the great scenary in attracting tourists to visit and view the waterfall.

In order to go down to the stream's bottom, we go by a wooden stair having approximate 72 steps. At the up streamside, there are big trees branching out and projecting cool shadow where tourists like having picnic here. At the lake, there is a stand stair built in 1998 for tourists in getting on the elephand's back for their enjoyable riding.