Kampot is a small town in south-east Cambodia and capital of the province with same name. It is a gateway to Bokor National Park. Kampot’s main attraction is its relaxing riverside setting. Most foreigner oriented tourist businesses are scattered along the riverside promenade or are within one or two blocks of it.
The riverside’s main reference points are the old bridge, a mongrel of various styles and temporary parts thrown together after its breaching in the Khmer Rouge days, and the French-built market building (which is currently being restored).
Kampot
Kampot Overview
Get In
- By bus, minibus
- By taxi
- By train
Get around
- On foot
- By motorbike
- By bicycle
See & Do
- Bokor Mountain at Bokor National Park
- Fishing Island
- Teuk Chhouu – nice place for swimming, tubing and relaxing with local vendors sell fruit, coffee and water
- Phnom Chhnork – pre-Angkorian shrines and “lost worlds”
- Secret Lake
- Pepper Farm
- Cham Fishing Village
- Salt Field
- Funky Statues
- The Old Bridge
- The Colonial Railway Station
- The Kampot Traditional Music School for Orphaned and Disabled Children
- Old Buildings: the Governor’s Residence, the Red Cross building and the Department of Mines building
- Buddhist Wats: Wat Treuy Koh…
- Chinese Temple
- The Old Prison
- The 2000 Olympic Stadium
- The Old Market
- The Night Market
- Stand-up paddle boarding
- The Old Catholic Church on the top of Bokor Mountain
- Durian Roundabout
- Old Cinema
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