Kep National Park

The park encompasses 5,000 hectares of land between National Road 16 and the coastline, featuring dense forests and mountain trails throughout the protected area.

King Norodom Sihanouk signed a royal decree in 1993 to establish Kep National Park, marking the beginning of environmental protection in the coastal region.

Local communities near the park maintain traditional fishing practices, harvesting crabs, shrimp, and fish from the waters along the protected coastal areas.

Visitors can access multiple entry points to the park from National Roads 16 and 162, with clear signage directing them to hiking trails and observation points.

The protected area combines mountain ecosystems with coastal mangrove forests, creating specialized habitats where fresh water meets the sea along the shoreline.

Location: Kep Province

Inception: 1993

GPS coordinates: 10.49381,104.30120

Latest update: March 8, 2025 02:57