Ream National Park

The park stretches across 147 square kilometers of land, incorporating mangrove forests, coral reefs, beaches, mountains, and two main islands, Koh Thmei and Koh Seh.

The Ministry of Environment established this protected area in 1993 to conserve Cambodia's natural resources and support local communities through sustainable tourism.

More than 30,000 residents in surrounding communities maintain traditional fishing practices and depend on the park's resources for their daily activities.

Visitors can access the park through organized tours from Sihanoukville, which include transport, meals, guided treks, and boat excursions along the Prek Teuk Sap river.

The park houses rare marine species such as dugongs and dolphins, while Phnom Mollou peak reaches 277 meters above sea level, providing views of diverse ecosystems.

Location: Prey Nob District

Inception: 1993

Website: http://moe.gov.kh

GPS coordinates: 10.50641,103.73436

Latest update: March 10, 2025 06:38