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At the moment only locals and informed travellers visit the town, but the situation is likely to change soon The sky was deep blue, the sand soft and sugary white, and the only sound to be heard was ...

Tucked away off an unassuming dirt-and-gravel road in the Cambodian seaside community of Kep sits an opulent resort with a colorful past. Knai Bang Chatt, which means "a rainbow encircling the sun" in ...

Tucked away on Cambodia's southern coast, Knai Bang Chatt is a rare gem where history, nature, and wellbeing converge. What began as a spontaneous dirt bike ride through Kep's jungle back in 2003 ...

Flying to Kep is simply easy: a flight from Singapore is a little under two hours towards Phnom Penh. From the airport, it just takes two hours via a private transport. The sleepy town of Kep was ...

The sleepy coastal town of Kep, Cambodia, was once a playground for the international jet set — its boulevards lined with Le Corbusier and Bauhaus-inspired mansions. But now, after decades of war and ...

KOH TONSAY, Cambodia — Ask for the crab. In black peppercorn sauce. The proprietor of the thatched-roof and bamboo-walled island restaurant will acknowledge the order in sign language and broken ...

Kam Noeun must be some sort of genius. His Kimly restaurant appeared no different from any of a half-dozen others along the attached row of corrugated-roof shacks that serve as the local crab market.

Wander through the market and you’ll find locals hunched over market stalls, tending to smoking, fish-filled grills with one hand while rotating squid-speared skewers with the other. Much of the food ...