Located in Kampot Province, 20km from Kampot city, this is one of Cambodia's most enchanting nature reserves. The park features fresh air, secluded waterfalls, panoramic sea views, abandoned Bokor Hill Station, and rare sightings of tigers and elephants. Rich in plant resources, especially precious ebony wood.
A beautiful mountainous national park situated outside Kampot. Lots of cool building and monuments to see on the hill. The rainy season misty rain makes it feel a bit eerie. Keep an eye out for the monkeys.
Beautiful Natural mountain in Kampot.\nWe went on a rainy day so the weather was good and cold along the way.\nI would recommend to bring lunch with you. There is mart and restaurants available but it’s seem pricey.
In summer but getting cold as winter and u can touch air directly, haha. Unforgettable experience. Nice ❤️
Bokor Mountain in Kampot is a great spot to visit for a peaceful getaway. The drive up is beautiful, with views of the countryside and forests. At the top, you can enjoy cool weather and amazing views of the surrounding area and the coastline.\n\nOne of the main attractions is the Bokor Hill Station, which has old buildings from the French colonial era, including a casino and a church. There’s also the Wat Sampov Pram pagoda, which adds to the area’s charm.\n\nThough the road to the top can be a bit tricky, especially in rainy weather, it’s definitely worth it for the stunning scenery and relaxing atmosphere. If you’re in Kampot, Bokor Mountain is a must-see for a nice day out.
Strange place, national park but covered in building sites and a huge casino, it looked like there were plans for housing probably not for Khmer people. Large chunks of forest cut down and the earth leveled so some gray buildings could shoot up. When you got away from that is was nice and the way up was really cool. There are monkeys and monkeys are always bonus is my book. But it was hard the overlook the scheme going on behind this national park. Sadly just another place in Cambodia, that could have been🦧