South Coast Cambodia

Kep highlights and travel guide
Kep overview Cambodia’s smallest province in the coastal south-east of the country, Kep is a charming holiday spot known for its water-side life, seafood and coastal hiking. Kep’s former heyday was in the first half of the 1900s, as a favourite holiday spot for French colonialists, and later, wealthy Cambodians, who made it the most prestigious beach town in Cambodia. It’s had a recent resurgence
Kampot highlights and travel guide
Kampot overview The southernmost province of Cambodia is home to pretty coastlines, good-looking riversides and an abundance of low-lying agricultural land producing original and world-famous foods, including Kampot pepper. Kampot is the name of the main city as well as the province here. Kampot city is an entrancing place, filled with 19th century French architecture that takes you back in time, set to the back of
Sihanoukville highlights and travel guide
Sihanoukville overview   This westerly coastal province of Cambodia is all about white sandy beaches, turquoise waters and island living. With a holiday atmosphere, a laidback vibe by the water and plenty of opportunity for partying, the peninsula at Sihanoukville offers a slice of Cambodia at its most relaxed.   A pier by the sea. While the most vibrant activity in Sihanoukville centres on the city and
Koh Kong highlights and travel guide
Koh Kong Conservation Corridor overview The hub of ecotourism in Cambodia, the Koh Kong Conservation Corridor centres on Koh Kong Province, with its rugged coastline and expansive jungle interior. Incorporating part of the Cardamom Mountains and Cambodia’s highest peak of Phnom Aural at 1,813 metres, as well as Botum Sakor National Park – Cambodia’s largest national park, the Koh Kong Conservation
Bokor National Park highlights and travel guide
Bokor National Park overview This immense national park in Kampot Province covers an area of 1,400 km² and incorporates mountains, ruins and old French colonial settlements – making it an awe-inspiring place like nowhere else in the world. The park is also known as Preah Monivog Bokor National Park and Phnom Bokor National Park. This is only one of two parks in Cambodia that is protected by the ASEAN
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