The Cambodian coast, cradle of a unique marine biodiversity, is facing one of its greatest challenges: the accelerated degradation of its coastal habitats. Seagrass meadows, coral reefs and bivalve beds are key ecosystems, ensuring not only ecological balance but also the economic survival of many local communities.

In the gentle sunshine of Kep, the Kep Education Centre is shining with a new promise of learning and solidarity, thanks to a kind gesture. Princess Sylvia Sisowath, President of the Centre, expressed her deep gratitude to Phnom Penh Accueil (PPA) for their generous donation, a tangible support for local education.

In the peaceful and authentic setting of Knai Bang Chatt, the Wabi-Sabi retreat invites souls seeking balance on a unique inner journey, where imperfection and transience are sublimated. Inspired by the Japanese philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, this experience transcends simple well-being to become a true ode to presence, compassion and inner peace.

In a world where the urgency to perform eats away at executives' time, are there still sanctuaries where they can deeply recharge while lucidly mapping out the next chapter of their career? Knai Bang Chatt, a sustainable gem on the Cambodian coast, now offers a unique, bold and transformative answer: the ‘Purposeful Pause – Executive Leadership Chamber’.

Treat yourself to an extraordinary journey where elegance meets authenticity, with a stay combining exquisite flavours, well-being and cultural immersion, created by Knai Bang Chatt and La Plantation. This exclusive package, entitled ‘A Journey of Flavour & Serenity’, invites you to discover two gems of southern Cambodia: the pepper plantation in Kampot and the refined serenity of Kep.

In the charming coastal town of Kep, certain characters become landmarks, embodying the unique spirit of this destination. Lili, owner of the Hôtel de la Plage — a name that echoes Michel Lang's film — is undoubtedly one of these iconic figures who enrich the charm of the region.

The young Cambodian woman Oua Perom embodies the sincere and passionate commitment that drives the Kep Education Centre. Born into a modest family, she is the youngest of a small family unit.

In a rich and candid interview, Matthieu Majoli, a Frenchman of Cambodian descent, reflects on his unusual career path and his passionate commitment to the Kep Educational Centre.

Even in rainy weather, Koh Tonsay – Rabbit Island – remains decidedly photogenic. The peaceful and serene beach island, dotted with a few Cambodian-style huts, did not attract many visitors during the Pchum Ben weekend due to bad weather, providing an opportunity to take some peaceful ‘rainy’ shots.

Photos freeze moments in time, words wander through them. (…) Even kitsch has its charm, and the strings of multicolored seashell decorations don't look out of place in this multicultural market bordering a calm sea. A sea that is actually a bay, (…) Even kitsch has its charm, and the strings of multicolored seashell decorations don't look out of place in this multicultural market bordering a calm sea. A sea that is actually a bay, Kep Bay, in the Gulf of Siam, part of the

The KEPCHILDREN association has just published its 2023-2024 activity report, a year marked by notable advances, inspiring encounters and, above all, unfailing solidarity. Founded in 2012 in the peaceful town of Kep, in southern Cambodia, the association's mission is to transform the future of the most vulnerable children through education, health and social suppo

« Don't Think I've Forgotten : Cambodia's Lost Rock and Roll » est un film documentaire de 2014 réalisé par John Pirozzi qui sera présenté vendredi 23 mai pour l'ouverture du CIFF 360 à Kep West.

The Cambodia International Film Festival (CIFF), in partnership with “Arts For Kep”, is proud to present “CIFF 360” in Kep, a new initiative aimed at bringing the magic of cinema to Cambodia's provinces.

On May 29th at 3:00 PM (GMT+7), Knai Bang Chatt by Kep West invites travelers, industry professionals, and sustainability advocates to join a free live webinar titled “The Great Shift of Travel”, focusing on the transformative concept of regenerative tourism-a new travel paradigm that goes beyond traditional and sustainability to actively restore and revitalize destinations, ecosystems, and communities.

Jef Moons is a man with a vision: sustainable coastal tourism that also preserves the culture and environment of a region where he has lived for over twenty years. Humble and discreet, and looking 15 years younger than his age, he opens up to us.

“No, the white lady is not a mermaid, just one of the queens of Kep; and much of her memory, as well as part of her spirit and history.”

It's 5:30 pm on a sun-kissed Saturday at Coco Beach, the idyllic white-sand beach designed by Kep West. As the sun sets over the horizon, the customers, relaxed and happy, take their seats in their deckchairs, cocktail in hand, beaming from ear to ear. Meanwhile, the technicians, buzzing with excitement

Chef Chuon Sokheng is the chef of Kep West, which has endeavoured, since the opening of the hotel and restaurant complex, to become a unique

With the ambition of unveiling the hidden gems of Cambodia's coastline, the "Hidden Cambodia" conference of 2024 literally captivated...

Peter Brongers is an expatriate of Dutch origin who knows South-East Asia inside out, a region in which he is well known for his skills...

At a former conference attended by over 150 people - both online and in person - on the theme of ‘Secret Cambodia: discovering the jewels of

Ballades romantiques autour de Kep est un texte écrit par le célèbre Jean Bertolino ( 52 sur la une ) et retraçant les voyages...

Last Wednesday saw the official inauguration of Coral Kingdom with His Excellency Say Sam Al, Minister of Lands, Planning and Construction,

The official inauguration of the Coral Kingdom will take place on Wednesday January 22, 2025, in the presence of His Excellency Say Sam Al,