Cambodia Photo Tours Day Tour to Kampong Chhnang

We depart from Phnom Penh in the morning 7.15am and return around 5.30pm.

Travel is from Phnom Penh by local bus and back by shared taxi.
*Private taxi on standby during the full day is optional available.

We meet in the morning at the FCC-restaurant or arrange for hotel pickup if requested.

Travel distance from Phnom Penh to Kampong Chhnang is 90 km or 55 miles and takes around 2 hours.

After arrival we use a local transportation to get to the harbour and explore the busy action along the Tonlé sap river.

During the day we will be able to hire a charter boat for an hour or a bit more to get closer to the floating villages doted on the river.

Kampong Chhnang is located at the heart of Cambodia. It's bordering Kampong Thom to the North, Kampong cham to the East, Kampong Speu to the South and Pursat to the West. This province is not only at the fertile and almost ever-wet heart of Cambodia, but also just a 90km ride from Phnom Penh, so its a quick jaunt up and perfect for a full day photo outing.

While Phnom Penh is rapidly evolving in a more organized and sleek city, Kampong Chhnang is still a rough diamond for the adventurous traveler who likes to explore and be totally emerged into photography and getting up close with the real Cambodia.Due to its location next to the Tonlé Sap Lake, Kampong Chhnang's population is predominantly in fishery and rice plantation involved. Especially the provincial capital, which is a easygoing hard working river port town that is worth a visit and our destination. 

The port focuses on servicing the needs for the local people living on the river and is the main port for selling fish and buying tools and hardware for building and maintaining the floating homes and fisheries further up and down stream on the river and the majestic big Tonlé Sap lake.

But there is much more to be found along the port and along the river and further into the countryside.

Kampong Chhnang is a hard working rough place were the people live a traditional life on stilted houses or on floating totally comfortable houses on the river and lake. The cultural and ethnic differences are Cambodian, Vietnamese and Cham, living somewhat separated but in harmony. 

Personally I love the energy and the sense of freedom these people radiate when they go by in their powerful fast boats.

Join me for this still unspoiled and non touristy experience!