Things to do in Kampot

Visited Bokor National Park on a half day tour with very little idea of what to expect. What we saw was stunning scenery with the remnants of a ghost town dotted throughout. There was such history from those handful of abandoned buildings, going from when it was a resort for the wealthy, to when it was a base for the Khmer Rouge, to when it was then stripped of everything but the bare bricks post 1980. What is left is equal parts eerie and beautiful! Well worth a visit!

La Plantation Kampot, one of the famous pepper farms in Kampot Province, has such a quiet environment, and the wooden furniture makes tourists feel comfortable and back to nature!

At a fork in the mountain, there is a very inconspicuous small waterfall, which is incomparable to the ones in China.

$1 entrance fee, $5 guide fee.. It is difficult to explore the cave without a guide. We had a short (about 15 minutes) and pleasant explanations to make the time go by. The farm seen from the cave viewpoint and Kampot and Phu Quoc in the distance seemed like an unknown world.

the weather was very nice and fresh. highly recommend for meditation, weekend relax, camping 👍🏻

Interesting abandoned church on the top of the mountains. They say an Hollywood ghost movie was shot here. it’s definitely worth to stop and check around.

The scenery is nice but some restaurants charge ridiculous prices so be careful