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Ang Trapeang Thmor, is a man-made irrigation storage reservoir, originally rebuilt by slave labor during Khmer Rouge Regime. The reservoir now harbors a unique wetland linked to grassland, paddy fields, and dipterocarp forests. A side from being a feeding ground for more than 300 Sarus Crane in Dry (Non-breeding) Season, over 200 species of other birds recorded existing here, of which 18 classified as globally or near globally threatened. ATT is also one of handful of sites in Cambodia where the endangered mammal: Eld’s Deer can be seen from February to May.
ATT officially created as Sarus Crane Sanctuary in 2000 by Royal Decree, the designated protected area covers 12,650 hectares, following declared as Protected Landscape issued in 2016 by Sub-Decree managed by Ministry of Environment (MoE). Eco-tourism (birdwatching trip) can be arranged as day trip from Siem Reap, which is approximately 100 km, a 2 hours’ drive. Best time to see Sarus Crane is from January to May, though abundance of other species can be viewed all year.