Cambodia’s Tropical South
Cambodia is best known for its historic temple ruins, most notably Angkor Wat, as well as the remnants of a mass genocide carried out by the ruthless Khmer Rouge Communist Party in the late 1980s. The country also offers many beautiful destinations including lakes, rivers, and misty mountains. The very best of Cambodia is the coastal region along the Gulf of Thailand, home to authentic fishing villages and some of Asia’s most unspoiled paradise islands with long white beaches and crystal clear turquoise waters. Come along as we explore Cambodia’s tropical south.
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GlobeRovers Magazine July 2020
Lazy Beach on west side, Koh Rong Sanloem, Cambodia
MPay Bay, Koh Rong Sanloem, Cambodia
Lonely Beach, Koh Rong Island
Clearwater Beach, Koh Rong Sanloem
Long Beach, Koh Rong Island
Long Beach, Koh Rong Island
Soksan village, Koh Rong Island
Saracen Bay, Koh Rong Sanloem
Coconutbeach Koh Rong Island
Coconutbeach Koh Rong Island
Tonsay Island (Rabbit Island)
Khim Vouch Lay, Tonsay Island (Rabbit Island
Ruins of the Bokor Old Catholic Church, Bokor National Park, Kampot
Monk at Sampov Pram Pagoda, Bokor National Park, Kampot
Sampov Pram Pagoda, Bokor National Park, Kampot
Crab statue, Kep
Ruins of the Bokor Old Catholic Church, Bokor National Park, Kampot
Visiting the pepperfarms outside Kep
Motorbike ride along the coast and small farms near Kep