Phnom Chhngok Cave Temple is a wonderful and unforgettable destination in Kampot. This place is a perfect combination of nature and spirituality that will bring many interesting things for you.

• There is a USD1 entry fee. One of the local youth will approach and offer his services as a guide.
• Withouth a guide you will not find the way out through the cave
• It's amazing cave with ancient temple inside.
• Hire a local to take you up the old route (not the stairs), nice and not too challenging climb up and nice climb down

Tek Chhou Rapids are a couple of kilometers past the zoo, and are a popular place to picnic and have a dip in the river.

• These are mesmerizing to watch when the dam is open and water rushes over the boulders.
• Beware of the sometimes strong currents if the flow is strong.
• There are many places along the river where you can choose a covered wooden platform at the water's edge.
• Women will come and sell food, drinks and fruit.
• It good to cool off a bit, but swimming near the eating areas isnt very enjoyable- with very slippery rocks.
• You need to be aware that they release water regularly and it can make the river dangerous.

The Old Royal Cinema the oldest cinemas in Cambodia which is no longer in use but it is still a destination for European travellers.

• It is no longer in use but with Kampot slowly coming back to life, now as a destination for European travellers
• A piece of history but architecture or film buffs will appreciate it more.