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Discover Kampot on a full day guided tour to visit the main tourist attraction of Kampot including Bokor Mountain. Explore the authentic countryside of Kampot and others tourist attractions such as the Kampot Pepper plantation, Secret Lake, Kbalromeas Cave (the prehistoric site), and salt field. Not: We reserve the right to arrange the vehicle depending on availability of the vehicle type (Tuktuk or Minivan)

Located in the lush countryside between Kampot and Kep in southeastern Cambodia, La Plantation specializes in preserving the centuries-old traditions of Kampot pepper in Cambodia. This tour includes a guided tour of the farm, a pepper and spice tasting session with recipe suggestions, and a delicious Khmer lunch

Embark on a tour from Sihanoukville to Kampot and immerse yourself in the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Cambodia. Visit the charming town of Kampot, witness the ancient tradition of salt production at the Salt Fields, explore the Phnom Chhngok cave temple, discover the enchanting Secret Lake, and indulge in a gastronomic adventure at the Pepper Farm. This blog post highlights the top attractions and experiences in Kampot, offering a delightful escape for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and foodies. Book your Kampot tour now and create lasting memories in this remarkable region of Cambodia.

Discover Kampot on a Full-Day adventure combining countryside highlights including Cambodian village, Salt Field/Sea-salt products (dry season only), an ancient cave/limestone cave exploration, Secret Lake with a provided drink, explore La Plantation pepper farm on Guide-Tour ( included in the tour package) and experience a kayak trip through the Green Cathedral and watching sunset.

Favorite days in Cambodia was spent kayaking through the Green Cathedral in Kampot. A unique experience that really allowed us to surround ourselves with nature and appreciate the Cambodian jungle. I know what you must be thinking, "You can kayak through a Cathedral?" and the answer is yes, but not the type of Cathedral you're thinking of. It's not a large stone building that is used as a house of worship, but instead a small river loop trail on the edge of a national park. The sunset view is stunning and peaceful swimming as well.