Kratie Province Plans Dolphin and Agricultural Product Statues to Attract Tourists
Kratie Province in Cambodia plans to erect statues of dolphins and local agricultural products like pomelos, cashews, and stone grinders to attract tourists and boost the local economy. The project, initially planned last year, was delayed due to financial constraints and the need for meticulous planning.
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