Boo Sra Waterfall, also referred to as Bou Sra or Bonsraa Waterfalls, is a scenic waterfall located in Mondulkiri Province in Cambodia. It can be found in the Pechr Chenda District in Bousra Eco Park, 43 kilometres from the provincial town of Senmonorom and just 15 kilometres from the Vietnamese border. Considered one of Cambodia’s … Read more

The quiet village of Ondong Rossey, where the area’s famous red pottery is made under every stilted house, is a delightful 7km ride west of town through serene rice fields dotted with sugar palms, many with bamboo ladders running up the trunk. The unpainted pots, decorated with etched or appliqué designs, are either turned with … Read more

Koh Rong (Khmer: កោះរ៉ុង, also romanized as Kaôh Rōng or Kos Rong), is the second largest island of Cambodia. The word Rong might refer to an old term for cave or tunnel (Khmer: រូង — rong ), although some islanders say Rong refers to a historical person’s name. It can also refer to the old … Read more

Yeak Loam (Khmer: បឹងយក្សឡោម, Khmer pronunciation: [jeaʔ laom]), also spelled Yak Lom or Yak Loum, is a lake and a popular tourist destination in the Ratanakiri province of north-eastern Cambodia. Located approximately 3 mi (4.8 km) from the provincial capital, Banlung, the beautiful lake occupies a 4,000-year-old volcanic crater. Due to the lake’s tremendous depth … Read more

Wat Samathi, an iconic temple in Kep is located just inside the National Park. Built at an altitude of 800 m, it is surrounded by thick forest dotted with banana and mango trees. As travellers approach the temple, a very long staircase leads them up to the courtyard. From there, a second staircase takes them … Read more

Kep Butterfly Farm. We aim to create employment by training local Cambodians to farm butterflies, to satisfy an export market. In the meantime, we have a netted butterfly garden and our manager, Abe, will be very happy to show you through the life-cycle of nature’s most delicate, beautiful creatures. We are situated on the Jasmine … Read more

With about 100 stands offering things such as jewellery, karaoke, fried ice cream, sneakers and well, everything else, this nightlife experience and shopping mecca on Kampot’s market circuit has loads of potential, if not many customers. The riverside setting is pleasant and family-friendly, a stage welcomes regular concerts and the aroma of tasty street food … Read more

Kampot Zoo (Teuk Chhou Waterfall Crop Garden and Zoo) is about 10 km from the provincial town of Kampot, Cambodia. The Zoo was established in 1999, and opened in 2000 by senator Nhim Vanda, who as of 2014 owned it and Bayap Zoo in Prey Veng Province’s Kamchay Mear District. Spanning over 23 hectares, it … Read more

Tada Waterfalls (Tada Island Natural Resort) is one of the most popular places in Kampot Province, which is around 10km from Kampot town and has been open for visitors since 2013. The waterfall is easily accessible. The entrance fee is USD 1 per person regardless of nationality, and the motor parking fee is 1,000 Riels. … Read more

The elegant French colonial-era Old Governor’s Mansion on the riverfront has been beautifully transformed into the Kampot Provincial Museum. The museum offers visitors an excellent overview over the province’s 2000-year long history. The museum consists of 3 rooms filled with information panels, photographs and charts in Khmer, French and English. Together they explain Kampot’s history … Read more

A rare chance to see sarus cranes in the wild Come to Anlung Pring to see the world’s tallest flying birds; experience the authentic local lifestyle, cuisine and handicrafts; cycle round the peaceful wetlands… and meet the buffalo!Many people come for the wildlife and stay for the hospitality, so we have a menu of culinary … Read more

Destroyed during the Khmer Rouge period, Kampot’s old French bridge was later repaired in a mishmash of styles. It is now open to motorbikes and pedestrian traffic after being closed for years.

Teuk Chhu is located in Snomprampi village, Makprang commune, Kampot district, about 8 kilometers north of Kampot provincial town. Its main attraction is a stream that flows from Phnom Damrei via Phnom Kamchay. The cool, clear water flows over large rocks year round. This is a good place for swimming or bathing. There are many … Read more

Popokvil waterfall is situated on Bokor Mountain – a popular destination for tourists in Kampot Province thanks to its pleasant cool weather and beautifully landscaped hill. Just a few kilometers calculated from the hill station, the falls lie right at the edge of the highland march which covers much of the mountain-top. Because of the … Read more

Koh Thonsáy (Khmer: កោះទន្សាយ) is a Cambodian island located off the country’s southern coast in the Gulf of Thailand. “Koh Thonsáy” translates to Rabbit Island, it is being administered by Kep Province. Koh Tonsay is located just 4 km (2 mi) south of Kep town, has an area of around 2 km2 (1 sq mi) … Read more

Kep National Park (Khmer: ឧទ្យានជាតិកែប – Outtyeancheat Kaeb) is a national park in Cambodia’s Kep Province that was established in 1993 and covers an area of 66.64 km2 (25.73 sq mi) The nearest town lies at Krong Kaeb. The park includes a small mountain range with tracks and trails which are popular with tourists. The … Read more

One of the friendliest pepper farms to visit, Sothy’s has a shop and offers short tours that explain the history and process behind the Kampot pepper industry. It’s about 17km northeast of central Kep. There’s also a restaurant but don’t show up hungry – pepper ripens faster than the service.

Wat Sampov Pram perches at the very top of Phnom Bokor in Bokor National Park. Like many of our history, Phnom Bokor is as fascinating as it is unfortunate. A major tourist attraction, and the historical site of the dramatic showdown between the Khmer Rouge and the Vietnamese in 1979, Bokor National Park was sold … Read more

Arcadia Water Park is a nice place to swim and relax during the sunny day in Kampot Province, which is located around 7km from Durian Roundabout. With the good environment and atmosphere, you can spend your whole day there playing water sports, playing table tennis, playing pool, and enjoying food and drink. The entrance fee … Read more

Wat Krom is a Buddhist temple located on a small hill on Santipheap Street where about 3 kilometers from the provincial town of Sihanoukville. Wat Krom temple is one of the most popular tourists attraction in Cambodia because it is not only has a unique and beautiful architecture but also has a charming view over … Read more

Ochheuteal Beach, known as UNTAC Beach in the early 1990s and it is now the most popular in Sihanoukville, offering the full spectrum of beach venues from upscale hotels and dining to laid-back budget beach bars and bungalows. Ochheuteal is long, sandy and narrow, with ‘Serendipity Beach’ at the northern end, a golf-course development at … Read more

Sokha Beach adjoins O’Cheuteal Beach. It is also long though the water is deeper than here. The beach was once more crowded than O’Cheuteal Beach, because Cambodians prefer it to the other beaches. However, Oknha Sok Kung’s Sokha Hotel Company recently took over operations at the beach. The company is building up the area in … Read more

The primary crop on Bo Tree Farm is organic pepper, though we also grow a variety of fruit including mango, jackfruit, mangosteen, durian, coconut palms and rambutan. We also grow turmeric and ginger, the former being a notable health food that, when taken together with pepper, becomes even more valuable to the human body. Kampot … Read more

Phnom Chhnork is a short walk through a quilt of rice paddies from Wat Ang Sdok, where a monk collects the entry fee and a gaggle of friendly local kids offer their services as guides. From the bottom, a 203-step staircase leads up the hillside and down into a cavern as graceful as a Gothic … Read more