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Introduction
148km (92 miles) S of Phnom Penh; 112km (70 miles) E of Sihanoukville The French colonists built many luxury vacation homes along the coast here. Development continued in the high plateau of Bokor Mountain with a large hotel, casino, even... Continue reading »
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Planning a trip
Getting There The road from Phnom Penh is good, a thin ribbon of asphalt. Your best bet is to arrange a taxi from Phnom Penh. There are no tourist bus services directly to Kampot or Kep. Connection with Sihanoukville by taxi costs about $2... Continue reading »
Kampot Travel Experiences
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On a Scrambler to Bokor Hill Station
I'm not such a lover of old houses, but this place was extremely fantastic, with buildings mostly in ruins but a couple of them still wel... Continue reading »
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Crashing Waves & Casino's
I (Gav) was dreading the boat journey back, after a travel pill and tiger balm we set off out of the bay, the sea was rougher than the ou... Continue reading »
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Kampot - Le Bokor
Ensuite on a été à Kampot ( un soir, Rodolphe et Vincent ont dû mettre 2h à déguster leur crabe !) Et oui, c'est dur... Continue reading »
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Me v the Mountain
So after a dawn bob in sea followed by some lazy hammock reading time, it was back to Kep to pick up the motos and then onto Bokor Nation... Continue reading »
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Kramped in Kampot
We got to the bus station well early (ie. before 7am) to go to Kampot. This was a former French colonial hill station town and retains a... Continue reading »
