Introducing Kampot
More and more visitors are discovering the sleepy riverside town of Kampot, a charming place with a relaxed atmosphere and a fine, if run-down French architectural legacy. Eclipsed as a port when Sihanoukville was founded in 1959, Kampot makes an excellent base for exploring Bokor National Park and the verdant coast east towards Vietnam, including Kep and a number of superb cave-temples.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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Re: Beach in the middle of August
by Resepappa 27 May 2012
Thanks for the tip, too bad because I think I would really have liked the laid back atmosphere that I have read about. Does anyone know…
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RE: Cambodian cuisine
by paolo 26 May 2012
Quality varies incredibly in Cambodia. Most streetside foodstalls are very low key in terms of hygiene and quality of ingredients. Fried…
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RE: Some choices still to make
by Jeraboa 25 May 2012
I prefered Kampot to kep, theres a great choice of accommodation and a really laid back vibe, you can also stay on Koh Tonsay (rabbit…
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