Koh Kong

Study Abroad at Hong Kong Polytechnic University!

Max and Clare go to India and South East Asia

... finished, the bus has put him out of business indefinitely. So here we are, spending the night in the glorious metropolis that is Koh Kong, 180km and 6 hours after leaving Koh Mak (which is 60km from here straight line). The town isn't much, but it ...

... two river crossing we get to Koh Kong. I sat in the middle of the isle on a bucket for 2 hrs. Cambodia just keeps getting better! Koh Kong sits on the border with Thailand. It's the dry season here right now so there are not any waterfalls but I wanted to ...

... tour of some mangrove swamps (extra bug repellent recommended). We also went on a guided trek into the alliteratively monikered Koh Kong Conservation Corridor (rumours that Kim Kardashian is looking to sponsor the park are unfounded). An hour long boat ...

After 3 relaxing days in Sihanoukville I decided to move on to Bangkok and took a first bus to the border city, Koh Kong. After a 3 hours ride, the bus arrived and I found a good hotel thanks to a German guy that I had met on the bus earlier. I did not ...

... us a whole day to reach the city, because we were dropped off somewhere by bus and had to wait two hours for the next bus. Koh Kong has a nice size of a city, still touristy though but people give you that 'you are so white look'. They to tend stare ...

... in the Cardamom National Park, a mountain range close to the Thailand border. We arrived in the evening and checked in to the Koh Kong guesthouse near the river front, then went in search for some grub to eat and managed to organise ...