Bokor National Park & Kampot Private Day Trip from Phnom Penh

Escape the urban buzz of Phnom Penh and journey into the misty mountains of Bokor National Park on this full-day private tour. Known for its cool climate, haunting colonial ruins, and panoramic vistas, Bokor offers a mix of natural beauty, cultural history, and unique atmosphere, perfect for adventurous travelers looking for a different side of Cambodia. ✅ Explore Bokor’s Colonial Ruins: Visit the abandoned French hill station, including the old Catholic Church and the former Bokor Palace, both rich in history and eerie charm. ✅ Visit Wat Sampov Pram: See the Buddhist temple built by King Monivong, perched on the edge of a cliff with sweeping views of the coast. ✅ Stunning Mountain Scenery: Travel through lush jungle, rolling hills, and enjoy breathtaking views from over 1,000 meters above sea level. ✅ Private, Comfortable Travel: Enjoy a stress-free day in a private air-conditioned vehicle, with a knowledgeable English-speaking guide.

1. 1

   Stop 1

   20 min

   Kampot is widely considered worth visiting for travelers seeking a peaceful, charming, and authentic Cambodian experience with a blend of relaxation and exploration,

2. 2

   Bokor National Park

   3 hours

   This is a very large area, many acres, with big rocks jutting straight up out of the ground; a kind of microcosm of the Cambodian countryside. This immense national park in Kampot Province covers an area of 1,400 km² and incorporates mountains, ruins and old French colonial settlements

3. 3

   Bokor Hill Station

   40 min

   Very very good atmosphere and environment here. You can enjoy the cool air here and fog everywhere in this area. This old casino was painted to another color, so it doesn't look original. You cannot have meals in this area. There are more available parking spaces. Free to entrance.

4. 4

   Wat Sampov Pram

   1 hour

   Had an amazing bike trip through Bokor Mountain to reach Sampov Pram Pagoda. What an amazing place! It's one place that should be visited if you have a hours or more to spare. Make sure you take a jacket because it can get chilly at the top.

5. 5

   Stop 5

   40 min

   This large statue is easy to find as you make your way up the mountain. It's called ''Yeay Mao Monument'' and is great for a few snaps. I captured some beautiful shots as the sky turned blue.

6. 6

   Stop 6

   1 hour

   Very beautiful especially with colder weather as the fogs will appear! Probably worth a visit!

7. 7

   Popokvil Waterfall

   1 hour

   Beautiful. Nice place to stop on the way up/down from Bokor Hill Station. Lots of abandoned buildings up there and temples. The waterfall is beautiful. We went mid week so was nice a quiet but apparently very busy spot on weekends.

8. 8

   Phnom Chhngok Cave Temple

   1 hour

   Very interesting cave! I think entry has been formalized now, as there's a proper booth and some info boards too. A very old shrine inside the cave, pre-Angkor period. There are proper stairs, so everyone can get in. Nice views can be seen from the top

• Specialized infant seats are available
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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