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kampot
Set with picture perfection near the base of the Elephant Mountains on the Kampong Bay River, the provincial capital of Kampot City is of quite a different character than the much more heavily touristed beach town of Sihanouk Ville. Quiet lanes, classic French colonial and Chinese architecture and very few tourists all serve to lend Kampot a quaint, welcoming, small town ambiance. Visitors come to Kampot for a taste of provincial Cambodia, the relaxed atmosphere, and to use Kampot as a base or a stepping stone to the Bokor Hill Station, the beaches and islands of Kep and the rest of southeastern Cambodia. For those interested in volunteer work, Kampot offers several volunteer opportunities with NGOs and other charitable organizations both short and long term doing things such as teaching English, assistance with children and disabled people, reconstruction projects, etc. (See ¡®Things to Do and See¡¯ for more information.) Come the end of the day in Kampot the place to be is at one�� of the friendly little riverside cafes or pubs to relax curbside over a cold drink or a glass of wine and watch the sun slowly set over the river and into the Elephant Mountains.
GETTING TO KAMPOT
From/To Sihanoukville: 1¨ö - 2 hour, 110km. In Sihanouk Ville, taxis can be found opposite the market (Phsar Leu) and at the downtown bus and taxi station. In Kampot, taxis can be found at the taxi stand. 12,000-14,000R/person or $20 for a private taxi ($25 for good a/c). From Sihanouk Ville, travel north on Route #4 to Veal Renh (43km). Turn east on Route #3 to Kampot. Route #4 is paved. Route #3 to Kampot is mixed paved and in good condition.

From/To Phnom Penh: Route #3 between Phnom Penh and Kampot is paved and in comparatively good condition - a bit better condition than the alternative route, Route #2 to Route #3 via Takeo.
Bus: There are now three bus companies offering several regular a/c buses between Phnom Penh and Kampot. In Kampot, the buses arrive/depart from the bus stand (see map). Tickets can be purchased there or through your hotel/guesthouse (~$3-$4). Most buses travel to/from Phnom Penh via Kep

Phnom Penh Sorya Transport bus schedule:
Phnom Penh to Kampot : 7:30AM, 1:15PM
SHV to Kampot : 7:30AM, 12:30PM
Stations: Phnom Penh: On Charles de Gaulle, next to the Central Market. Kampot office: Bus Station.

Taxis: Taxis can be found at Phsar Dumkor in Phnom Penh. 13-15,000R/person or $22-$30 for a private car, 3 hours.





To/From Vietnam: BIG NEWS: The long-awaited Prek Chak/Xaxia (¡®Ha Tien¡¯) crossing has finally opened to foreign travelers. This represents the removal of the last road block on the coastal travelers trail from Koh Chang Thailand, though the beach towns of Cambodia and on to southern Vietnam and Phu Quoc Island (Koh Tral). Overland travelers can now beach hop across Indochina without ever having to leave the coastal roads.

The road from Kampot to the border crossing is, for the most part, in good condition, taking about 1h15m to traverse. Take Route 33 east from Kampot to the intersection of Route 31 at Kampong Trach town. Turn south on Route 31 in Kampong Trach. All but the last few kilometers to the border are sealed. There are also a couple of short cuts off of Route 33 before Kampong Trach town. They are slightly shorter but the road is hardpack dirt, rough in parts and probably prone to flooding in the rainy season. The Ha Tien destination is so new that the tour operators and motodups in Kampot haven't settled on a standard foreigner's price for a moto to the border yet. Current prices vary from $5-$15 for a motodup and $10-$25 for a tuk tuk.

The Phnom Den/Tinh Bien border crossing near Chau Doc Vietnam is an alternative border crossing with Vietnam accessible from Kampot. It is not a regular taxi route but taxis to the crossing can be hired for about $21-$25 for the whole car. 2-3 hours. Contact your guesthouse to arrange a taxi..
For more on international border crossings see the Overland page.
GETTING AROUND KAMPOT
The town is small and motodups are common. Foreigner price for motodup: 1000-1500R across town. Motorcycle rental: 100cc ($3-$5/day) and 250cc ($5-$7/day). There are a couple of motorcycle shops just off the traffic circle in the center of town. Cheang Try Rental is very helpful. All hotels and guesthouses can help you arrange motorcycle rental, motodups, cars and taxis.

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Bokor Hill Station Tours to Bokor are perhaps the most popular out of Kampot. The Bokor Hill Station on Phnom Bokor (Bokor Mountain) is a mountaintop collection of buildings (hotel, casino, church, royal residence, etc.), constructed by French authorities in the early 1920s as a complement to the already popular Kep resort area. In the 1990s a travel author referred to Bokor as ¡®the eeriest place in the world¡¯, and it lives up to that reputation. In its time, Bokor was an elegant getaway for French officials and foreign visitors to old Indochina - a classic colonial ¡®hill station¡¯ located in the mountains to allow foreigner visitors accustomed to more temperate climes to escape the tropical heat. But years of neglect have left ghostly ruins - vestiges of a different age, often shrouded in fog and clouds. One�� thing that the years have not changed is the absolutely spectacular view of the coast and the cool (sometimes cold) mountain air. Bokor Mountain is heavily jungled and trip beyond Bokor, including jungle trekking, can be arranged. Wild elephants and other jungle animal are occasionally seen. The is a small guesthouse near the hill station with $5 rooms, good toilets and very few other services. If you are going to overnight on Bokor, take food as the guesthouse has little to offer. 37km from Kampot. Take Route #3 west from Kampot to the well-marked turnoff. $5 entrance fee at the ranger station about a kilometer up the road. Badly broken pavement all the way up the mountain. Easiest in a 4WD. For experienced riders, it¡¯s a moderate dirt bike ride. It is painful but possible on a small 100cc bike. It can get cold on the mountain, especially at night. Bring warm clothes.
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The turn off to the park is located 8km from Kampot and 95km from Sihanoukville on National Route #3. The main entrance and park headquarters are about 1 km from the main road. From there it is another 32km uphill to reach the summit.

  
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