There is another side of Cambodia worth travelling for.
When the rains arrive, Kampot changes. The hills deepen in colour, plantations become intensely green, clouds settle around the mountains, and the countryside feels quieter and more alive.
For travellers accustomed to planning Cambodia around the dry season, the green season offers something different: space to slow down.
Just a few hours from Phnom Penh, Kampot has always been a place to escape the rhythm of the city.
During the green season, that feeling becomes even stronger. Mornings can begin slowly, afternoons invite you to watch the weather move across the mountains, and there is less pressure to fill every hour with activities.
Sometimes the experience is simply having nowhere else you need to be.
Set on Phnom Kamchay and surrounded by the landscapes of Kampot, Amaya brings together contemporary comfort, nature and a sense of privacy.
Its holiday homes are designed around indoor-outdoor living, opening toward the surrounding greenery and views — making the property especially beautiful during Cambodia’s greener months.
For Roteh Tours, this is the kind of travel we want to encourage: fewer rushed stops, deeper experiences and more time to connect with a place.
You don't always need a long itinerary to experience Cambodia.
Stay a little longer. Watch the rain arrive over the mountains. Share breakfast without rushing. Explore Kampot when you feel like it — or spend the day doing very little.
Because sometimes travelling with impact begins by simply giving yourself enough time to truly experience where you are.
Travel With Impact.
