So beautiful that I feel no ripples in my heart

Kenya Lake is the largest man-made freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, covering an area of 209,199 hectares. Surrounded by dense jungle, Kenya Lake is home to a rich variety of animal species and freshwater fish, and there are waterfalls and natural caves in the forest. Forest trekking and waterfall playing are the most popular activities at Kenya Lake. You can also see the huge tilapia at the Tilapia Conservation Center, or go to the Kenya Elephant Conservation Village to bathe elephants; the Orchid Garden and Herbal Garden showcase the rich variety of tropical plants here; the Mee Hua Cave is a precious archaeological site, and a pedestrian walkway has been set up in the cave for tourists to easily enter the cave for sightseeing.