Koh Kong Conservation Corridor Hotels & Hostels (6)

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The rangers and military policemen who protect this vast area from illegal hunting and logging, with the help of Conservation International, are based in seven strategically sited ranger stations…

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West of the bridge 250m, this has six basic rooms with bright pink mosquito nets. The bad news is that there's some dodgy electric wiring in the bathrooms; the good news is that you can get elect…

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A few blocks down the hill and to the right from the market, there's a guesthouse with nine simple, medium-sized rooms and, next door, a similar 10-room guesthouse with a partly Chinese sign.

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Mean Chey Guesthouse . A seaside bungalow outfit.

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For now, the accommodation on offer is quite basic. Phuong Vanny Guesthouse , run by a dynamic village woman, has six rooms (there are plans to add nine more) with hardwood floors and mosquito ne…

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The tranquil Rainbow Lodge, a new eco-lodge on the Tatai River, has seven bungalows with fans and mosquito nets. Built using local labour and materials, its electricity is generated by solar pane…

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