Kep
Kep, Cambodia · Population 35,990
Tools
Plan the boat, the crab prices and the monsoon rain first — and if you rent here, the new power-and-water page works out what your rate actually costs you a month.
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The Rabbit Island Boat
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Kep Crab Market Prices
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Rain & Monsoon Outlook
Kep Essentials Map
The official Rabbit Island ticket window (not the touts), the real national park entrance, the hospital, the police station and the temple — every pin checked, not guessed.
What You're Charged for Power and Water
What your electricity and water cost you a month at the rate you're billed — and how that rate compares with what neighbours in Kep pay.
Kep Through the Year
Month by month: the two seasons, the crab and salt harvests, calm vs rough seas for the island boat, and when the holidays fill the coast.
Who to Call in Kep
Emergency numbers, the pharmacy in Kep, and the Kampot hospitals — with the honest reality that serious care is in Kampot.
The Run to Kampot
What you have to leave Kep for — the hospital, a bank, a full shop — and what one round trip to Kampot costs in fuel.
Kep National Park
The forest loop behind town: distance, the climb to Sunset Rock, where to pay, and what to bring.
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Changelog
- New toolShipped a page for working out what power and water cost you
- UpdatedAdded Kep's own small provincial hospital to Who to Call
- New toolShipped the Kep Essentials Map
- New toolAdded a rain & monsoon outlook for Kep
- Town updateAdded a sketch of the Kep crab market
- New toolShipped a planner for the run to Kampot
- New toolA walking guide to Kep National Park
- New toolA community price board for the Kep crab market
- New townKep is live, with its first three tools
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