Beng Koang Waterfall

Beng Koang Waterfall is located in Preah Vihear Province and can be reached by:

• By Car or Taxi – The most comfortable option from Preah Vihear City or Siem Reap, taking around 2-3 hours. A 4WD vehicle is recommended for the rough roads.

• By Motorbike – Suitable for adventurous travelers who are comfortable with off-road driving.

• By Local Tour – Some travel agencies offer guided tours to natural attractions in Preah Vihear, but availability may be limited.

• Road Conditions: The road includes dirt paths and jungle trails, so be prepared for an adventurous journey.

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• Entrance Fee: Free or a small local conservation fee (around $1-$2 per person).

• Opening Hours: No official opening hours, but it’s best to visit between 7 AM – 5 PM.

• Swim in the Refreshing Pool – Cool off in the natural pool at the base of the waterfall.

• Relax in the Scenic Surroundings – Enjoy the peaceful jungle atmosphere away from the crowds.

• Picnic by the Waterfall – Bring food and drinks to enjoy a meal in nature.

• Photography – Capture the beauty of the cascading water, lush greenery, and rock formations.

• Hiking and Exploring – Walk along nearby forest trails for an immersive nature experience.

Since Beng Koang Waterfall is in a remote location, there are no restaurants or food stalls nearby, so visitors should bring their own food and drinks. However, if passing through nearby villages, you may find:

• Grilled Meat and Sticky Rice – A common Cambodian roadside meal.

• Local Fruits – Bananas, mangoes, and coconuts are often available.

• Packaged Snacks and Drinks – Small shops may sell chips, biscuits, and bottled water.

Accommodation options near Beng Koang Waterfall are very limited. Visitors can stay in:

• Preah Vihear City – The closest option with basic guesthouses and small hotels around 40-50 km away.

• Kampong Thom or Siem Reap – If visiting as a day trip, these cities offer more comfortable accommodations.

• Camping Option – For adventure seekers, camping near the waterfall is possible, but visitors should bring their own gear and check with locals for safety.

• Dry Season (November – March): The best time to visit, with clear water and pleasant weather.

• Rainy Season (June – October): The waterfall is at its most powerful, but access roads may be muddy and difficult.

• Early Morning or Late Afternoon: Avoid the midday heat and enjoy the best natural lighting for photography.