Kampot Bokor Mountain & Ghost Town Walk
Ascend Bokor Mountain — the Bokor Hill Station above Kampot is one of the most atmospheric abandoned colonial sites in Asia, a French resort community from the 1920s built on a 1,000-metre plateau above the Gulf of Thailand and abandoned twice due to war and then left as a ghost town before partial redevelopment.
Kampot to Kep Coastal Day Walk
Journey from Kampot to Kep — the 25km coastal route between Cambodia's most beloved small town and its most charming beach resort passes through the pepper farm country, the salt fields, and the rocky Gulf of Thailand coastline, connecting two of the most distinctive destinations in southern Cambodia.
Kampot Music, Arts & Expat Culture Walk
Experience Kampot's creative scene — the town has developed one of the most distinctive arts and music cultures in Southeast Asia, with its unusual mix of long-term foreign residents, Cambodian artists, and the town's own relaxed rhythm creating a cultural environment unlike any other small town in the region.
Kampot Cycling & Countryside Walk
Cycle Kampot's countryside — the flat terrain between Kampot town and the coast, combined with the gentle ascent toward Bokor Mountain and the backroads through the pepper farm communities, makes Kampot the most rewarding cycling destination in Cambodia.
Kampot Mangrove Forest & River Boat Walk
Navigate Kampot's mangrove channels — the tidal mangrove forest along the Kampot River and its tributaries is the most extensive mangrove habitat accessible from any Cambodian tourist destination, with boat tours through the root systems revealing the extraordinary ecological productivity of this coastal forest.
Kampot Cave Temples & Limestone Walk
Explore Kampot's cave temples — the limestone karst hills of the Kampot province contain numerous cave temples used by Buddhist monks and local communities for centuries, with the Phnom Chhngok cave temple and the Kompong Trach cave system among the most dramatic in Southeast Asia.
Kampot Riverside & Colonial Town Walk
Walk Kampot's riverside — the sleepy river town on the Kampot River retains the most complete French colonial streetscape in Cambodia, with its crumbling shophouses, the famous Durian Roundabout, and the evening promenade culture along the river that has made it the most beloved small town destination in the country.
Kampot Pepper Farm & Gastronomy Walk
Follow the Kampot pepper trail — Kampot pepper (Piper nigrum) is considered the finest pepper in the world, with a Protected Geographical Indication status, and the pepper farms on the volcanic basalt soils of the Kampot and Kep provinces produce the most sought-after culinary ingredient in Cambodian cuisine.