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 Camping in summer in Cambodia can be a wonderful experience, especially when you choose places with rivers or waterfalls where you can cool off and enjoy nature. Although the dry season (November to April) is usually the best time for camping, some areas are still great during early summer if you prepare well. Camping in the summer in Cambodia is an exciting way to explore nature. Many beautiful places, such as Kirirom National Park, Kampot, and the Cardamom Mountains, offer cool environments with rivers and waterfalls. These natural spots allow campers to relax, swim, and enjoy fresh air away from the city. For example, some campsites in Kampot are located near rivers and waterfalls, creating a peaceful and refreshing atmosphere. However, summer camping requires good preparation because the weather can be hot or rainy. Campers should bring enough water, light clothing, and waterproof gear. Despite the challenges, camping in Cambodia during summer provides a unique adventure, beau...

 According to a report from the Kampong Speu Provincial Department of Tourism, on April 16, 2026—the third and final day of the Khmer Traditional New Year celebration, as well as the closing day of the Kampong Speu Sangkranta event—approximately 1,712,000 national and international tourists visited the event. These visitors came to enjoy the Kampong Speu Sangkranta activities held in Chbar Mon City, along with various tourist destinations across the province. Among them, more than 735,550 visitors attended the Sangkranta event in Chbar Mon City, including 910 foreign tourists . A grand parade procession A giant krama (scarf) stretching 80 meters Traditional tug-of-war symbolizing the transition from the old year to the new year Many traditional Khmer games Performances of classical Khmer dances Social dancing with traditional Khmer rhythms These activities aimed to promote cultural awareness among the younger generation. It was also observed that many foreign tourists...

 Ta Prohm Temple is located at the Tonle Bati resort area in Thnal Taksin Village, Krang Thnong Commune, Bati District, Takeo Province, about 34 kilometers south of Phnom Penh along National Road No. 2. The temple was built in the 12th century and early 13th century, between 1181 and 1201. It is constructed of sandstone and decorated with exquisite carvings. It is similar to Ta Prohm Temple in Siem Reap because it follows the Bayon architectural style during the reign of King Jayavarman VII, the great emperor of the Khmer Empire. The temple compound measures 150 meters in length and 95 meters in width, and the central tower rises to a height of 12 meters. In the central sanctuary, there is a lintel depicting the Buddha entering Nirvana. This sculpture was carved later, in the 16th century, during the reign of King Chan Reachea I. After successfully defeating Champa and restoring Angkor and the homeland to lasting peace, King Jayavarman VII began unifying the nation through peaceful...

 Chreav Waterfall Community Tourism is a highly potential tourist destination in Kampong Speu Province. It has been attracting many visitors who come to swim, relax, and camp, which has helped improve the livelihoods of the local community. The Kampong Speu Provincial Department of Tourism stated that Chreav Waterfall Resort has great potential because it is located in the Oral Mountain range, an area rich in community-based tourism, ecotourism, and adventure tourism. What is especially remarkable is that the waterfall flows from a height of up to 15 meters, making it very attractive to tourists. The Director of the Department of Tourism added that Chreav Waterfall consists of seven tiers and offers cool, refreshing water for visitors seeking relaxation. It is a natural tourist site surrounded by forested mountains and has been receiving increasing attention from domestic tourists, as it has become widely known for its pleasant atmosphere and beautiful natural scenery. Visitors can...

 Koh Kong Province: Although O’Mlou Waterfall is not yet widely known among tourists, this hidden ecotourism destination nestled deep within the mountain forests is a place of breathtaking natural beauty. It offers visitors a refreshing escape where they can swim, camp, and enjoy the pure, fresh air in a peaceful and joyful natural setting. O’Mlou Waterfall is located in Chi Phat Commune, Thma Bang District, Koh Kong Province, within the Cardamom Mountains National Park in the southwestern region of Cambodia. The O’Mlou Ecotourism Site is a diverse natural attraction that can be visited year-round and features a continuously flowing waterfall. It is especially appealing to travelers who enjoy adventure-style tourism. Tourists wishing to visit O’Mlou Waterfall can travel to the Chi Phat Ecotourism Community by land, starting from Andoung Teuk Bridge and continuing straight along a dirt road for a distance of more than 17 kilometers. Alternatively, visitors may choose to travel by co...

 Sann Nimol Temple Sann Nimol Temple, locally known as Sann Thmol, is located near the ancient stone staircase that connects to Phnom Chisor Temple. About one kilometer beyond this temple lies Sann Phou Vang Temple, commonly called Sann Ta Vang. In the past, both temples were hidden deep within the forest, making their original forms difficult to see. However, in early November 2008, the Department of Culture and Fine Arts of Takeo Province, in cooperation with local authorities, launched a forest-clearing campaign to preserve these ancient sites and develop them into tourist attractions, while also safeguarding them as national heritage. According to archaeologists, Sann Nimol Temple and Sann Phou Vang Temple are satellite temples of Phnom Chisor, constructed during the reigns of King Suryavarman I, King Dharanindravarman I, and King Suryavarman II. These three kings ordered the temples to be built and dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. The construction was carried out in stages, s...

 Located along the border between Kampong Speu and Koh Kong provinces, Khnong Phsa is a vast mountainous forest area featuring breathtaking scenery hidden deep within the wilderness. According to Mr. Sao Saroun, Director of the Kampong Speu Provincial Department of Tourism, Khnong Phsa strongly attracts visitors because of its outstanding natural beauty. Khnong Phsa is an adventure-style ecotourism destination, where visitors must travel on foot. The area is rich in dense forests, high mountain ranges, deep valleys, and lush green pine fields. “What makes this area especially attractive is its unspoiled nature—numerous mountain ranges, thick forests, and in particular, the stunning sunsets that can be admired from the site,” he said. Traveling to Khnong Phsa is relatively convenient, and combined with its beautiful landscapes, it has drawn many tourists to visit, making it a destination with strong potential for nature-based tourism. In the early morning, visitors can enjoy watchin...