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Banteay
Meanchey
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Battambang
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Kampot
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Kandal
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Kep
City
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Koh
Kong
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Kratie |
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Kampong
Cham
I Kampong
Chhang I
Kampong
Speu
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Kampong
Thom
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Mondulkiri |
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Oddor
Meanchey
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Pailin
City
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Preah
Vihear
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Pursat
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Prey
Veng
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Phnom
Penh |
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Ratanakiri
I
Sihanoukville
I
Stung
Treng
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Svay
Rieng
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Siem
Reap
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Takeo |
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 The
province
Kampong
Chhnang
is
located
at
the
heart
of
Cambodia.
Its
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
91km
ride
from
Phnom
Penh,
so
it’s
a
quick
jaunt
up.
Due
to
its
location
next
to
the
Tonle
Sap
Lake
Kampong
Chhnang’s
population
is
predominantly
in
fishery
and
rice
plantation
involved.
Especially
the
provincial
capital
Kampong
Chhnang,
which
is
an
easygoing
river
port
town
that
is
worth
a
visit,
focuses
on
fishery
and
therefore
features
a
big
fishery
port.
It
is,
easy
to
get
to
from
Phnom
Penh
via
national
road
number
5,
passing
by
the
former
capital
of
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Kampong
Chhnang
also
gives
you
the
option
to
take
an
air-con
bus
to
get
there
(as
it
wasn’t
possible
in
near
past).
There
are
also
some
nice
sights
to
check
out
and
the
town
has
a
fair
selection
of
places
to
spend
the
night
and
a
couple
of
decent
spots
to
have
a
feed.
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The
bullet
boats
to
and
from
Siem
Reap
and
Phnom
Penh
are
taking
you
through
a
breathtaking
countryside
along
the
Tonle
Sap
to
the
provincial
town.
If
you
are
interested
you
also
may
rent
a
motorized
boat
to
explore
the
Tonle
Sap
River
area
around
the
town.
They
are
between
US$
8
per
hour,
or
you
can
get
one
of
the
small
non-motorized
boats
to
take
you
on a
more
quiet
tour
for
4,000
riel
per
hour.
The
new
river
walkway
is
the
place
for
a
stroll
and
is
where
the
locals
head
to
for
the
early
evening
social
hour.
It’s
the
evening
and
weekend
spot
to
be
seen.
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