Top Things to do in Kampot
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10 Sights & Landmarks in Kampot That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Kampot, Cambodia including Bo Tree, Wat Sampov Pram, Farm Link, La Plantation, Bokor Hill Station, The Old Royal Cinema, Old Catholic Church, Starling Farm, Old Bridge, Salt Fields.
Restaurants in Kampot
1. Bo Tree
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 89 reviews
TEMPORARILY CLOSED DUE TO CORVID-19 Enjoy a guided tour of a pepper plantation producing the world's best pepper, Kampot Pepper. Learn how it is grown and sample each of the different types of Bo Tree Kampot Pepper. Enjoy a refreshing drink and a home cooked lunch where the focus is on how to use pepper to create great food. Swim in the "natural swimming pool" next to the visitor centre or relax in a hammock surrounded by Cambodia's nature. A great day out from Kampot or Kep.
Reviewed By allthecrap - Canton of Zurich, Switzerland
Take the free tour, learn about the amazing Kampot pepper, taste it and buy some souvenirs to bring home.
2. Wat Sampov Pram
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Jonnie_krig - Siem Reap, Cambodia
An excellent excursion for a family, or alone, if you like ruins and empty houses. Nice to just walk around and look. Set to have scooter tuk tuk or similar with you
3. Farm Link
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Since 2006, FARMLINK collects and processes the crop from over 100 local farmers. Visitors are welcome for a free guided tour of our Workshop located in Kampot. Discover all the secrets behind the Kampot Pepper refining process as well as other local culinary wonders. Visitors also get the chance to taste Kampot Pepper
Reviewed By sueanne_nicol
Not having time to visit a Pepper Farm, I dropped into Farm Link in Kampot with my daughter. We were pleasantly surprised by the free, informative tour and answers to our questions. We learned a lot and really enjoyed the pepper, salt and palm sugar tastings. There were enough plants outside in the garden to see the difference between different pepper plants as well as see peppers drying and being sorted for quality. Very affordable products available in the shop given the amount of labor involved in production.
4. La Plantation
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,434 reviews
La Plantation is a social and sustainable family project, the perfect combination of traditional farming and modern processing. At La Plantation, we produce Black, Red, White Kampot pepper and the exclusive Fresh Salted Kampot Pepper, Red Long Pepper, Turmeric, Bird Chili and local fruits. Grown traditionally and harvested by hand, our spices are processed with high standards in quality and hygiene and are certified organic by Ecocert. Presentation, tasting and free guided tour in English, French, and Khmer. You will understand why Kampot Pepper has been elected #1 best pepper in the world. La Plantation has also a social dimension by improving the living conditions of many people in this rural area and by taking care of the primary school. You can enjoy our spices in our two restaurants (Khmer and French), or join a Khmer cooking class. You can also experience a tour in the rural countryside up to Secret Lake in a cart pulled by water buffaloes.
Reviewed By U3108UGmattf - Sydney, Australia
We loved our visit to La Plantation, awesome free tour and sampling of the different types of pepper which is unusual as most of the operations in this country are designed to grab as much money from tourists as possible. Great commitment to the local community. This was definitely a highlight of our trip in Cambodia. We would also recommend hiring a tuk tuk for the day so you can see some other things on the way out there.
5. Bokor Hill Station
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 743 reviews
Reviewed By R8632DJjonathand - Barcelona, Spain
Rent a motorbike and enjoy the amazing road to get in Bokor Hill Station. Once on the top, you will get to see some more or less impressive ghost buildings from another time (even if not so long ago). Bring snacks with you, you don't get much choice up there. And don't forget to get a full tank before driving up.
6. The Old Royal Cinema
7. Old Catholic Church
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By DeanS403 - Portland, United States
One of the must-see designations on a day trip to Bokor Mountain. Just a short drive outside of Kampot. Under any weather scenario be sure to bring a lightweight coat and perhaps wear pants as it is very, very windy on Bokor Mountain and it can get quite chilly at times. Plan on spending at least half a day viewing the many sites on Bokor Mountain. We took a tuk tuk from Kampot to view the sites. It is best to get there early in the day to avoid the crowds. A stop at this church will take no more than ½ hour and is a good place to take a few photographs.
8. Starling Farm
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 83 reviews
Kampot's largest certified GI Pepper Farm. Come and see how pepper grows and learn the difference between Green, Red, Black and White pepper. Try out some of our pepper dishes in our restaurant, one of the very few restaurants serving genuine Kampot Pepper. Our Black Pepper Crab, Red Pepper Shrimp and Green Pepper Squid are the finest in the region. Refresh with a chilled wine or fresh fruit juice whilst enjoying the beautiful scenery and breeze.
Reviewed By NewYorkNYC10003 - Miami Beach, United States
Outstanding service at their retail shop in Phnom Penh. We bought black, red and white pepper. Tried all of them right there. They also have red pepper vodka, which they make by infusing regular vodka with their red peppercorns. Outstanding. Gave us the recipe to make it at home. Super nice. Well worth a visit.
9. Old Bridge
10. Salt Fields
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By lorynl303
Easily overlooked this is a must do. As you drive down the dirt road, you will see locals out in the water “working” their crop, salt. Back at the Exhibition building, you can watch a short video of the history of salt harvest and exportation in Cambodia. It really is better than it sounds and is available in a few languages. There is an exhibit of the equipment used to harvest and prepare the salt for export. Bags of local salt can be purchased for $1
