Coastal port city in southwestern Cambodia on the Gulf of Thailand, known for beaches, islands, and proximity to Ream National Park.
Updated 2026-05-20 · Source: GeoNames, Wikipedia
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Sihanoukville
10.60932,103.52958
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Koh Rong
Koh Rong is Cambodia's second-largest island, located in the Gulf of Thailand within Preah Sihanouk province.
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Koh Rong
Koh Rong is Cambodia's second-largest island, located in the Gulf of Thailand within Preah Sihanouk province.
Kep
Smallest province of Cambodia, known for seafood, beaches and Kep National Park, separated from Kampot in 2008.
Koh Rong Sanloem
A 9 km long island off Sihanoukville's coast in Cambodia's Gulf of Thailand, located 25 km from the mainland port.
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