Irrawaddy dolphins
Kampi village, 15km north from Kratie town, is one of the best spots to watch the dolphins
A beautiful view of the (not milky) Mekong River, which is home to a group of rare Irrawaddy dolphins
Tags: Kratie
Irrawaddy dolphins
Kampi village, 15km north from Kratie town, is one of the best spots to watch the dolphins
A beautiful view of the (not milky) Mekong River, which is home to a group of rare Irrawaddy dolphins
Tags: Kratie
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I was browsing the web looking for some Irrawaddy dolphin pics yesterday. Coincidence! Irrawaddy dolphins are endangered right now hope I can see one when I get home. Btw, how is the road to Kratie?
Hi Phalkunz,
I have great chances to go there twice. The road to Kratie is fantastic. It’s like a holy road to Nivana..hee.hee…Yes, there rae just less than 80 Irrawaddy dolphins in the Mekong River now…Is your hometown Kratie?