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Established in 1993, Kep National Park preserves the unique biodiversity of the region, supporting a variety of native flora and fauna, including monkeys, hornbills, and countless butterfly species. The area surrounding Kep was once a thriving seaside resort town during the French colonial period, with a glamorous reputation that faded during the later decades of the 20th century. The park, however, has remained a protected haven for nature, offering visitors a peaceful and scenic escape. Trails have been developed by local conservationists to promote eco-friendly tourism while respecting the natural habitat.
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Explore Kep National Park with Eagle Discovery Cambodia for an unforgettable nature experience. Our guided tours will take you along the best trails, sharing insights into the area’s unique wildlife and plants while stopping at panoramic viewpoints. Join us to experience the serenity and beauty of Kep National Park, where adventure and nature come together for a refreshing day in Cambodia’s lush landscapes!
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The Sela Cham P’dey Statue is a prominent landmark located in Kep, Cambodia, celebrating the region’s vibrant fishing culture and maritime heritage. This impressive statue depicts a traditional fisherman, embodying the spirit of the local fishing community that has thrived along the coast for generations. Positioned near the waterfront, the statue serves as a picturesque backdrop for visitors, making it a popular spot for photographs while reflecting on the importance of fishing in Kep’s identity.
The Giant Crab Statue is a striking landmark located in Kep, Cambodia, symbolizing the region’s rich maritime culture and its reputation for delicious seafood, particularly crabs. This impressive sculpture is not only a fun photo opportunity for visitors but also serves as a reminder of Kep’s history as a former seaside resort town. The statue stands prominently at the entrance to the town, welcoming tourists with its playful and vibrant design, which showcases the region’s connection to the ocean.
Durian Roundabout is a distinctive landmark in Kampot, known for its iconic durian fruit sculpture that serves as a symbol of the region’s agricultural heritage. This bustling roundabout is a central hub for both locals and tourists, offering easy access to various attractions, shops, and dining options in the area. The roundabout’s vibrant atmosphere, adorned with colorful flowers and well-kept gardens, makes it a pleasant spot to take photos and enjoy the local scenery.
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