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Asked: January 11, 2021In:

Kampot is a city on the Preaek Tuek Chhu River in southern Cambodia. It’s known for its pepper plantations and salt fields. Many buildings date from the colonial period, including the Governor’s Mansion. The house is now the Kampot Museum, ...Read more

Kampot is a city on the Preaek Tuek Chhu River in southern Cambodia. It’s known for its pepper plantations and salt fields. Many buildings date from the colonial period, including the Governor’s Mansion. The house is now the Kampot Museum, which has exhibits on the city’s history. To the west, Preah Monivong Bokor National Park has a cool climate with forests, waterfalls and wildlife including gibbons and big cats.

Krong Kep is the capital of Kep Province in southern Cambodia. It lies near Kep National Park. The town has a population of 35,990.
Best Things to do and visit in Kampot and Kep, Cambodia

  • Visit the Kep Crab Market.
  • Hop over to Rabbit Island (Koh Tonsay)
  • The Kep and Kampot Salt Fields.
  • Phnom Bokor National Park.
  • Kampot Pepper Farm.

Is Kampot worth visiting?

If you ever visit Cambodia know that Kampot is worth the trip, especially if you throw in a bit of Kep. Known for its salt pans and pepper plantations, Kampot is a laid back Cambodian city with a small town feel. Most of the restaurant’s in Kampot have a chilled cafe vibe.

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Asked: January 10, 2021In:

Yes. Driving in Cambodia is legal. Drivers are required to hold a valid driver’s license and pass a road test. They are also required to wear a seat belt and keep their hands and feet inside the car. ...Read more

Yes. Driving in Cambodia is legal. Drivers are required to hold a valid driver’s license and pass a road test. They are also required to wear a seat belt and keep their hands and feet inside the car.

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Asked: January 10, 2021In:

You will want to carry everything necessary to survive in Cambodia. If you are planning on doing any work in Cambodia, you should bring: A passport (you’ll need this if you plan on working) Your visa The correct amount of cash for your ...Read more

You will want to carry everything necessary to survive in Cambodia. If you are planning on doing any work in Cambodia, you should bring:

  • A passport (you’ll need this if you plan on working)
  • Your visa
  • The correct amount of cash for your stay
  • A travel insurance policy
  • If you are going to spend time in Phnom Penh, you should bring:
  • Two pairs of shoes
  • One pair of pants
  • An extra pair of underwear
  • A hat
  • A scarf
  • A backpack
  • A sleeping bag
  • Waterproof clothing such as rain gear
  • Food
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Asked: January 10, 2021In:

Cambodia has a number of hotels that offer accommodation for your stay. Most of them have rooms with private bathrooms, so you will not need to worry about having a bathroom break while staying at one. There are some hotels ...Read more

Cambodia has a number of hotels that offer accommodation for your stay. Most of them have rooms with private bathrooms, so you will not need to worry about having a bathroom break while staying at one. There are some hotels where you can stay in dorms, which means that you will be able to sleep on your own, but it may be more difficult than staying in a hotel room alone.

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Asked: January 9, 2021In:

Prices of admission for foreign visitors to Angkor Wat are now set at $37 for a single day pass, $62 for a three-day pass and $72 for a weeklong pass. They used to be $20, $40 and $60, respectively. Read more

Prices of admission for foreign visitors to Angkor Wat are now set at $37 for a single day pass, $62 for a three-day pass and $72 for a weeklong pass. They used to be $20, $40 and $60, respectively.

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Asked: January 9, 2021In:

You must possess an admission pass (an ‘Angkor Pass’) to visit the temples and sites in the Angkor Archaeological Park. Passes may be purchased at the main entrance on the road to Angkor Wat. Passes are sold in one-day ($37), three-day ($62), and seven-day ($72) ...Read more

You must possess an admission pass (an ‘Angkor Pass’) to visit the temples and sites in the Angkor Archaeological Park. Passes may be purchased at the main entrance on the road to Angkor Wat. Passes are sold in one-day ($37), three-day ($62), and seven-day ($72) blocks that must be used on consecutive days.

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Asked: January 9, 2021In:

Tuk-tuks are the local taxis, and the easiest way to get around Siem Reap. You can get anywhere in the main city for $2, while good negotiators should be able to talk drivers down to a dollar. Tip the driver well and ...Read more

Tuk-tuks are the local taxis, and the easiest way to get around Siem Reap. You can get anywhere in the main city for $2, while good negotiators should be able to talk drivers down to a dollar. Tip the driver well and you’ll have a friend for life, plus an eager tour guide who will show you the best of Siem Reap.

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Asked: January 9, 2021In:

To get around Angkor Wat you need a vehicle, no way you can walk the whole complex. Foreigners are not allowed to drive inside the park, so you must hire a bicycle, a tuk-tuk, or a van driver.  For a bicycle adventure you definitely need ...Read more

To get around Angkor Wat you need a vehicle, no way you can walk the whole complex. Foreigners are not allowed to drive inside the park, so you must hire a bicycle, a tuk-tuk, or a van driver.  For a bicycle adventure you definitely need two or three days in the park, otherwise is impossible to see everything.

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