Discover the real life of the people living in the countryside of Koh Kjorng village on a full-day tour from Sihanoukville. Visit the local market, a school, and see the activities of the people's daily life.
Be picked up from outside port gate 1 or your hotel in Sihanoukville and head to Wat Leu pagoda to enjoy a city view. Then, transfer to Koh Kjorng village, a distance of about 39 kilometers from Sihanoukville.
See some organic farms on the way. When you arrive, see the real life of the people who are living with the natural surroundings. Visit the place where they build boats and see the fishing village where most of the people are fishermen.
Enjoy walking around the village to see the real life of the people there. Visit the local market in the village where most of the people are selling all kinds of food, fruit, vegetables, and more.
Visit the kids’ school in the village. If you like, bring school supplies to donate to the students in the class. Afterward, walk into another part of the village to see the activities of the people's daily life and see organic farms as well. Then enjoy the fresh coconut at the village.
See durian, cashew nut, and coconut farms, and rice fields (only during November and December). After walking in the village, return to Sihanoukville.
On the way back, have a short stop to see the statue of Preah Thoung Neang Neak Copper roundabout and Khmer Can Do sign. See the new city (Ream City) on the way as well. Then drive along the beaches back to the port.
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注意事項
Not Suitable For: People with heart problems
Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users
Not Suitable For: People with altitude sickness
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Sun hat
What To Bring: Camera
What To Bring: Credit card
What To Bring: Sunscreen
What To Bring: Insect repellent
Know Before You Go: Wear comfortable shoes for walking
Know Before You Go: Bring sun protection and insect repellent
Know Before You Go: Consider bringing snacks and water
Know Before You Go: Camera recommended for capturing scenic views
Know Before You Go: School supplies donations for local students are welcome
Know Before You Go: Rice fields are best seen during November and December