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Teuk Chhou Rapids is a natural waterfall and rapids located in Kampot Province, Cambodia. This scenic spot features cascading waterfalls flowing through lush tropical forest, creating a refreshing natural swimming area. The rapids are particularly impressive during the rainy season when water levels are high. Visitors can enjoy swimming in the natural pools, picnicking by the riverside, and exploring the surrounding jungle trails. The site also includes a small cave temple and offers a peaceful escape from the city, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking natural beauty and outdoor recreation.
Clean & Clear water... Early morning and evening is best for relaxing... Weekend more people visit there... It's Not so far Kampot town... You can ride a bike or motors . Good road to there
Good spot for spending the day relaxing, swimming, eating. Busy during Kings Birthday. Mid morning gets the best shady river front spots. No entry fees.
ive been before, now dry season, no water, but a nice drive lovely scenery, a pathetic zoo with sad animals in small cages just inside the entrance which was a dollar to enter, they did advice that no water
Peacefull place, i sais only cambodian People. I loves the calm of this place. Don't forget your book and swimsuit
Stopped here hoping to see some rapids but in January and it seems the river has been dammed further up or maybe it's just dry season. It was a nice five minute rest stop in the shade from the afternoon sun and was quite calming and picturesque but not the experience and swimming hole we were hoping for. There were a few locals at the waters edge, washing or cooling off, but then one of them pulled rubbish out of the water bed. The car park is generally as dirty as the river. No special reason to visit unless the rains come back to fill the rapids. The nature opposite seemed quite unspoiled but the bridge across was closed up. (the photos were strategically taken to show the best side, sorry).
