Begin your tour with a visit to the Salt Fields in Kampot. Observe traditional salt harvesting from seawater, especially during the dry season( raining seasons is just water on the fields no salt).Next,
Travelling past the limestone karst mountains toward Phnom Chhngok—Kampot’s famous 7th-century cave Hindu temple shrine dedicated to Shiva , hidden inside of the cave . takes you through a tranquil picture of rural Cambodian life. The journey offers an up-close look at traditional rice farming nestled against dramatic landscapes

Continue to the Secret Lake (Brateak Krola), a scenic man-made reservoir with a somber history from the Khmer Rouge era. Then, visit a Kampot Pepper Farm, such as La Plantation or BoTree Farm, for a guided walk and tasting.

Stop at the Kep Crab Market, a bustling waterfront market famous for fresh blue swimmer crab. Then, make a quick stop at the Blue Swimmer Crab Statue, an iconic photo stop located right in the water near the Kep coastline.

Next, head to Kep Beach, a crescent-shaped beach perfect for a quick stroll or relaxation. Explore the abandoned French Villas, the “ghost town” remains of colonial-era architecture in Kep. Finally, make a quick photo stop at the Durian Roundabout, Kampot’s most famous landmark, before finishing the tour