Kampot Province

Located in the south-west of the country Kampot Province is most famous for its coastline. Stretching some 80 kilometers this once undeveloped and sleepy laid-back region is attracting the eyes of many international developers. The area features numerous natural attractions and scenic landscapes.

Popular natural attractions here include Bokor Hill, Teuk Chhou Rapids, Teuk Chhou Wildlife Education Park, Prek Thnout, Kampong Trach, Phnom K’Chnor, Phnom Seda Orn.

Other attractions include Kampot Museum, Kampot Pepper Plantations, and Kampot Salt Pans.

Phnom Kampong Trach

A series of caves in scenic attraction area, one small cave housed an ancient linga of 1 meter high and one cut in a stalagmite (Parmentier, 1913)

Phnom Prasat

Ruined remains of a small brick temple on the summit of Phnom Prasat.

Phnom Khyang Temple

Located on the north side of a small mountain bearing the same name Phnom Khyong or Khyang Mountain, you can find a staircase leading up to a cave that houses a very ancient brick temple. A metal staircase leads down into a large cavernous area and straight ahead, take the small steel ladder to the … Read more

Prasat Phnom Totong

Also known as Phnom Totoeng Temple, Located on the side of a giant rock massif, within a cave, is a small but very ancient brick temple. The site is located at the eastern end of the mountain, or massif, and on its northern side. At the opposite end is a large cement factory. There is … Read more

Phnom Chhngok Temple

Located around 12 km from Kampot, 25 km from Kep, and 140 km from Phnom Penh, Phnom Chhngok is a small mountain featuring a Buddhist temple on one side and on its western side a cave featuring an ancient temple dating to the 5th century Funan Era. From the site entrance on the western side … Read more

Phnom La-ang

Ancient cave site dating to prehistoric times. Location approximate.