Kampong Cham Overview

Kampong Cham province is located in a lowland area with a huge stretch of the Mekong River running along side it. Known for its untouched charm beauty, riverside activities and daily life in the province’s urban centre - also called Kampong Cham, many tourists travel here from nearby Phnom Penh for a experience of a ‘real Cambodia’.
While the city has a mixture of French colonial architecture and a combination of Chinese and traditional Khmer influences, the broader province is all about rustic charm, working the land or fishing in the river, with a number of Angkor-era temples to visit, Kampong Cham has everything that better-known Cambodian resorts have to offer, but on a smaller scale and with fewer people.
Let immerse into a traditional Cambodian lifestyle blending the countryside, the river and the small city, with a visit to Kampong Cham.

Heritage

Banteay Prey Nokor

The temple complex of Banteay Prey Nokor is especially known by the temple of Wat Nokor located in Khum of Kompong Siem, at a distance of 1200 meters from the town of Kompong Cham. The monument...
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