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Overview
Bokor Mountain (Phnom Bokor) rises 1,080 meters above sea level in the Elephant Mountains. Originally developed as a hill station by the French in the 1920s, it features abandoned colonial buildings, a Buddhist temple, and stunning views of the coastline. The cool climate and misty atmosphere make it a unique destination.
Details
- Elevation: 1,080 meters above sea level
- Features the abandoned Bokor Palace Hotel
- Lok Yeay Mao shrine at the summit
- Popokvil Waterfall nearby
- Often shrouded in mist and clouds
Visitor Tips
Best time to visitNovember - April (dry season)
Getting thereMotorbike or car from Kampot (1 hour)
What to bringJacket (it's cool at the top)
DurationHalf day to full day