Koh Kong Province about 25 kilometers off the Sihanoukville's coast in Cambodia
A snowdrift bay, covered by a crystal clear and turquoise water, stretches on several kilometers. At the center, a jungle with thousands of coconut palms and waterfalls invade the island. Paradise found on Koh Rong.
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Sunken boats at Chi-Phat commune in the Cardamom Mountains, Koh Kong Province, south-west Cambodia
The Kingdom of Cambodia (sometimes transliterated as Kampuchea to more closely represent the Khmer pronunciation) is a Southeast Asian nation bordered by Vietnam to the east, Laos to the north, Thailand to the northwest, and the Gulf of Thailand to the southwest.
"Kratié or Kracheh is a province in northeastern Cambodia. It borders Stung Treng to the north, Mondulkiri to the east, Kampong Thom to the west, Kampong Cham and Vietnam to the south."
Once the premier destination of the Cambodian highrollers, Kep-sur-Mer was destroyed by both the Khymer Rouge and the Vietnamese 'liberators'. Now a peaceful palm fringed headland it is only a matter of time before the 'good times' return....
There is absolutely nothing to do on 'Koh Tonsay' except eat, drink, swim and sleep.
No wonder the locals are so happy.
A difficult 3 hour ride through Bokor National Park leads to the abandonded French Hill Station, one kilometer above sea level. Offering panoramic views, the ghostly town is home only to the Rangers in their battle against the poachers. 
The guide book listed 'Things to see and do in Kampot' as visit Bokor (41km) and Kep (24km).
Needless to say, there is not a lot in the town but its a peaceful spot if you have a few novels to read.
Despite Sihanoukville's notorious seedy underbelly, 'Serendipity Beach' is a great place to spend New Year....
