Kok Kong

Coastal province in southwestern Cambodia, Thai border. Natural resources are the main tourist attraction of the region: sandy beaches, pristine coastline, mangroves, Cardamom mountains, jungles and wild beasts, herds of wild elephants, waterfalls and meandering rivers.
Kok Kong city is a simple drop point on the road between Thailand and Cambodia, and is accessed via a road that winds along the southern foothills of the Cardamom along vast forests extending towards the North and the heart of massif.

It is possible, either from Kok Kong or from Phnom Penh, to visit some websites or take parallel paths to:

• Falls Koh Por: in an area of forested hills .
• The river Ta Tai: meanders, waterfalls, islands, mangroves and its delta.
• The deserted island of Koh Kong: the largest in the country, unspoilt and inaccessible from some beautiful beaches.
 

The massive Cardamom: sets of fifteen ecosystems, subtropical jungles interspersed with rivers, trails late rite habitat of some unknown ethnic minorities (Pears and Saochs), and a whole motley crew, Siamese crocodiles, tigers, leopards, buffaloes and wild elephants ... From Koh Kong, numerous hiking trails, biking trails and kayaking along hereby give notice tracks or rivers.