Phnom Penh-Steung Treng

Rates & Policies

  • Standard Hours: Base rates apply for departures from 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
  • Off-Hours: A $5.00 surcharge applies for pickups before 6:00 AM or after 5:00 PM.
  • Holidays: A seasonal fee of $10.00 – $15.00 applies during Public Holidays and peak travel dates.

Our Fleet

  • πŸ‘€ Seats: 3 Pax
  • 🧳 Luggage: 3 Medium
  • ❄️ AC: Dual-zone Premium
  • πŸ’° Rate:180 USD
  • πŸ‘€ Seats: 3 Pax
  • 🧳 Luggage: 3 Medium
  • ❄️ AC: Dual-zone Premium
  • πŸ’° Rate:180 USD
  • πŸ‘€ Seats: 3 Pax
  • 🧳 Luggage: 2 Medium
  • ❄️ AC: Dual-zone Premium
  • πŸ’° Rate:180 USD
  • πŸ‘€ Seats: 3 Pax
  • 🧳 Luggage: 3 Medium
  • ❄️ AC: Dual-zone Premium
  • πŸ’° Rate: 195 USD
  • πŸ‘€ Seats: 7 Pax
  • 🧳 Luggage: 7 Medium
  • ❄️ AC: Dual-zone Premium
  • πŸ’° Rate: 230 USD
  • πŸ‘€ Seats: 10 Pax
  • 🧳 Luggage: 10 Medium
  • ❄️ AC: Dual-zone Premium
  • πŸ’° Rate:495 USD

Why Choose a Private Taxi?

  • Door-to-Door Service: No need to navigate bus stations; we pick you up at your hotel or the airport and drop you directly at your destination.
  • Total Flexibility: Want to stop for a photo, a coffee, or a restroom break? You’re in control of the schedule.
  • Travel in Comfort: Avoid crowded buses. All our vehicles are clean, feature powerful air conditioning, and offer plenty of legroom.
  • Safety First: Our drivers are experienced on this specific highway and prioritize your safety over speed.

Stung Treng is a ruggedly beautiful province in northeastern Cambodia. Known as the point where the Sekong and the mighty Mekong rivers meet, it is a serene gateway for eco-tourists, wildlife enthusiasts, and travelers heading to or from Laos.


🌍 Geography

Stung Treng is a land defined by its waterways. It sits at the confluence of the Mekong, Sekong, Sesan, and Srepok rivers.

  • The Wetlands: The province is home to a unique Ramsar Siteβ€”a protected wetland featuring flooded forests with ancient, twisted trees that create a mystical, “alien” landscape.
  • The Landscape: Most of the province is sparsely populated, consisting of dense forests, river islands (kohs), and dramatic rocky outcrops along the riverbeds.

🌀️ Climate

  • Cool & Dry (Nov – Feb): This is the “peak” season. The river levels are perfect for boat tours, and the weather is pleasantly cool, especially in the mornings.
  • Hot Season (Mar – May): Water levels drop, revealing beautiful sandy river beaches and hidden rock formations.
  • Rainy Season (Jun – Oct): The rivers swell and become powerful. This is the best time to see the waterfalls at their most thunderous, though some rural roads can become challenging.

πŸ—ΊοΈ How to Get There

Stung Treng is a major stop on the northern travel circuit:

  • From Phnom Penh: A long but scenic journey (approx. 8–9 hours) via National Road 7. A private taxi or SUV is the most comfortable way to handle the distance.
  • From Kratie: A shorter 2 to 2.5-hour drive, making it easy to combine these two provinces in one trip.
  • From Laos: The Trapeang Kriel border is just 50km north of the town, connecting Cambodia to the 4,000 Islands (Si Phan Don) region.

🚲 Getting Around

  • Boat: In Stung Treng, the river is the highway. Traditional long-tail boats are the best way to see the flooded forests and remote villages.
  • Tuk-Tuk: Readily available in the provincial town for short trips to the market or nearby pagodas.
  • Bicycle: The town itself is quiet and flat, making it very easy to explore by bike along the riverfront.

πŸ›οΈ What to Do

  • The Flooded Forest (O’Svay): Take a guided boat trip through the Ramsar wetlands to see the incredible “flooded trees” that grow directly out of the water.
  • Preah Rumkel & Sopheakmit Waterfall: Located near the Laos border, these massive rapids are where the Mekong crashes over jagged rocks. It is one of the most powerful natural sights in Cambodia.
  • Irrawaddy Dolphin Spotting: While more famous in Kratie, the deep pools near the border in Stung Treng are also home to the rare freshwater dolphins.
  • Mekong Blue Silk: Visit this award-winning social enterprise where local women weave some of the finest high-quality silk in the country.
  • Kayaking: For the adventurous, kayaking through the gentle rapids and flooded forests offers a quiet, eco-friendly way to see the local birdlife and scenery.

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