Pepper farms, salt fields and the Bokor plateau. · 41 articles
Kampot welcomed over 430,000 visitors during Khmer New Year 2026, driven mainly by domestic tourism. The province’s coastal attractions and festive activities contributed to strong holiday travel demand.
In the rich tapestry of Cambodian cultural history, few figures shine as brightly — or as poignantly — as Kong Nay. Born into a world of music and shaped by a life of extraordinary resilience, Kong Nay became the undisputed master of the Chapei Dang Veng, Cambodia’s ancient long-necked lute, earning the title the “Ray Charles of Cambodia.” He…
Kampot Food Street has been launched to boost tourism and support local vendors, offering diverse food options while promoting hygiene standards and enhancing visitor experience in Cambodia’s growing tourism sector.
Construction of the giant palm sculpture in Kampot city has reached 60% completion. The landmark tourism project is expected to enhance the riverfront area and attract visitors as part of broader tourism development efforts in the Cambodian coastal province.
A new high-speed boat service connecting Koh Rong, Koh Rong Sanloem and Kampot International Tourist Port has launched, improving travel connectivity and supporting tourism growth in Cambodia’s coastal destinations.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Commerce and Kampot Pepper Promotion Association outline a strategic plan to strengthen GI-certified pepper in global markets by enhancing quality standards, export access, and international recognition in 2026.
A short journey from Phnom Penh leads to Kampot, a riverside town known for its calm pace, pepper plantations, and river views. This guide explores budget and luxury ways to experience one of southern Cambodia’s most inviting escapes.
There is a quiet revolution happening in Cambodia’s countryside. Fields once known for local harvests are now feeding global markets, and investors are beginning to notice. The Kingdom’s agricultural story is no longer about survival or small-scale farming. It is about transformation, scaling, and ambition. In 2024, agriculture made up roughly twenty-two percent of Cambodia’s…
Kampot — Kampot province saw a surge of holidaymakers during this year’s Pchum Ben festival, as more than 146,000 tourists—both Cambodian and international—flocked to the coastal province to enjoy its natural and cultural attractions. Between September 20 and 23, 2025, Kampot welcomed 144,901 local visitors and 1,762 international travelers, according to figures released by the…
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet reaffirmed the Royal Government’s commitment to nationwide development, economic growth, and improved public services during the official inauguration of National Roads No. 31, No. 33, and No. 41 in Takeo Province on April 29. The newly rehabilitated roads are expected to serve as critical infrastructure for enhancing regional connectivity, boosting…
In a major reform aimed at boosting efficiency and professional management of state-owned enterprises, Cambodian Prime Minister Samdech Thipadei Hun Manet has announced the end of the long-standing practice of appointing civil servants to lead public institutions. Going forward, private sector professionals will be eligible to assume leadership roles in these enterprises, with government oversight…
Kampot, Cambodia – April 21, 2025Prime Minister Hun Manet is set to preside over the official inauguration of the Kampot International Tourist Port later today, signalling the launch of one of Cambodia’s most strategically important infrastructure projects aimed at boosting maritime tourism. Situated in Chum Kriel Village, Teuk Chhou District of Kampot Province, the port…
In a groundbreaking initiative for the Kingdom’s energy sector, Chinese firm Guanzun Energy Investment Co., Ltd. is set to build Cambodia’s first and largest oil refinery in Kampot province. The milestone project, valued at up to USD 3.5 billion, was officially announced by the Kampot provincial administration and covered by Cambodian national television. Covering a…
