Peam Krasaop Wildlife Sanctuary — Attraction in Koh Kong

Very unique landscapes and friendly tour guides in the area. The prices for where you'd like to go on a boat are posted so there is no need to haggle. The mangroves are nothing I've ever seen in Cambodia before. Nice paths for you to walk on to see the mangroves but beware of some uneven pavement. It's almost got a very scary blair witch feel to it but it's very beautiful. Later in the evening you should bring mosquito repellant. Also, once it becomes dark, ask the locals were the fireflies are. It's not far away from the end of one of the paths that you were following to see the mangroves. If you've reached the vendors, it's right up the dirt path past them. They will show you to them. Thousands of fireflies light up the area. Great...

/A must when visiting Koh Kong.There seems to a high awareness aboiut not throwing plastic.Saw a few trash but generally clean. It was raining at the time of the visit. Some took refuge under the huts that lined that river. Some bought umbrella from the vendors selling river sandals and other souvenirs. The hanging bridge added a variety the whole experience. After about an hour of walk around, we took a boat ride from the hanging bridge location to the parking for 50 cents USD per person.Around the parking area are restos selling steamed fresh prawns for 7uSD/plate and 2usd for fried noodles. Walkways made of wood and cement are just for walking but is not accessible to peole in...

If anyone happens to be in Koh Kong, the mangrove sactuary is a must - it is just 7 km from the little town of Koh Kong and the hotels there. Forget about the filthy, dirty Koh Kong beach (with lots of broken glass under water - I badly cut my feet there) and come to the sanctuary - it provides you a great opportunity to see the mangroves from within, which you otherwise have no chance to see. Normally, you see them from the outside and you would never guess how incredible...