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Kayak through a natural cathedral of lush greenery near Kampot, Cambodia, for a serene escape into the heart of the jungle.
The Green Cathedral, or Green Loop, is a mesmerizing natural tunnel formed by dense foliage arching over a river just north of Kampot, Cambodia. Kayaking through this serene waterway offers a unique and awe-inspiring perspective of the Cambodian jungle.
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Tuk-tuk
From Kampot city center, the most common way to reach the Green Cathedral is by tuk-tuk. Negotiate a fare beforehand, typically around $5-$7 for a round trip. The ride takes approximately 15 minutes, heading north along the river. Ask the driver to take you to one of the guesthouses or lodges along the Tuek Chhu River that offer kayak rentals, such as Bopha Prey Kampot or Champa Lodge. The tuk-tuk will drop you off directly at your chosen accommodation, where you can rent a kayak and begin your adventure. Remember to arrange a pickup time with your driver for the return journey.
Motorcycle
If you're comfortable riding a motorcycle, renting one in Kampot is an affordable option, costing around $5 per day. Follow the road north from Kampot along the river (Tuek Chhu River). The ride to the Green Cathedral area takes about 15 minutes. Look for signs for riverside accommodations like Bopha Prey Kampot or The Hideaway-Kampot, where you can rent kayaks. Park your motorcycle at the accommodation and rent a kayak to explore the Green Cathedral. Be aware of the road conditions, which can be dusty or bumpy in places.
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