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Halal Tourism (Cambodia)
Phnom Penh, May 2nd, 2023 —
Overview
Discover the wild jungle, beautiful waterfalls and rugged mountains of the Bokor National Park is a famous holiday destination in Cambodia, built during French colonial rule. In 1993, it was inaugurated along with the majority of national parks in Cambodia. It now stands as one of only two ASEAN Heritage Parks in the country and making it a great day trip for travelers escaping the city and looking for something a little different. At over 1,081 meters above sea level, A spooky but fascinating place to visit, it’s a great time to explore this Bokor National Park as well as its highest peak. There is both a Buddhist temple built by King Monivong and a former Catholic Church built by French colonists within the park. – Stunning views and photo opportunities in Bokor National Park – Experience local life in Cambodia along the way from Phnom penh – Round-trip private transport from Phnom Penh by air-conditioned vehicle.
What To Expect
1 Bokor National Park This is a very large area, many acres, with big rocks jutting straight up out of the ground; a kind of microcosm of the Cambodian countryside. This immense national park in Kampot Province covers an area of 1,400 km² and incorporates mountains, ruins and old French colonial settlements.
2 “Lok Yeay Mao” Monument This large statue is easy to find as you make your way up the mountain. It’s called ”Yeay Mao Monument” and is great for a few snaps. I captured some beautiful shots as the sky turned blue.
3 Bokor Hill Station Very very good atmosphere and environment here. You can enjoy the cool air here and fog everywhere in this area. This old casino was painted to another color, so it doesn’t look original. You cannot have meals in this area. There are more available parking spaces. Free to entrance.
4 Wat Sampov Pram Had an amazing bike trip through Bokor Mountain to reach Sampov Pram Pagoda. What an amazing place! It’s one place that should be visited if you have a hours or more to spare. Make sure you take a jacket because it can get chilly at the top.
5 Popokvil Waterfall Beautiful. Nice place to stop on the way up/down from Bokor Hill Station. Lots of abandoned buildings up there and temples. The waterfall is beautiful. We went mid week so was nice a quiet but apparently very busy spot on weekends.
6 Bokor Mountain Lake Very beautiful especially with colder weather as the fogs will appear! Probably worth a visit!
7 Phnom Chhngok Cave Temple Very interesting cave! I think entry has been formalized now, as there’s a proper booth and some info boards too. A very old shrine inside the cave, pre-Angkor period. There are proper stairs, so everyone can get in. Nice views can be seen from the top.
