Some short routes along the entrance road to the main parking area. Generally easier grade routes, some routes affected by the new road, shops, cafes.
Some short routes along the entrance road to the main parking area. Generally easier grade routes, some routes affected by the new road, shops, cafes.
Thanks to climbers and other locals petitioning to preserve Phnom Kampong Trach it has been saved from impending mining work and declared a tourist reserve. BUT that hasn’t completely made the mountain accessible, in fact in some areas it has made climbing more difficult with belay areas now being shops and cafes, as well as much of the caves being reserved for tourism. The dirt road around the mountain is not very good. And if you take a moto or four wheel drive watch out for the horse carts (a big tourist draw for Khmer coming from the city) they usually circle it clockwise. WARNING: Bottom hangers (first clip) on sport routes are often missing, especially the ones that people can reach from a chair.
Easiest approach ever, belay from the road.
As with most of Cambodia there are a lot of small shrines and revered sites throughout. Keep an eye out and be respectful.
When the routes were bolted the road was nearly a meter shorter and many starts were at head height. Now they are very easily reached. But also with the increase of tourism and building of cafes etc. some routes are now blocked.
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