Exploring Koh Rong: The Changes in Cambodia's Tropical Paradise

Join us as we explore the stunning transformation of Koh Rong Island, Cambodia’s tropical paradise! After spending 8 months living on the island-nearly a year during the pandemic-we bring you a unique perspective on Koh Rong’s evolution.
🚀 What to Expect:
Exclusive Insights: We collaborate with Adventure Adam, a long-time resident, to uncover the island’s past and present. Hear Adam’s captivating stories about Koh Rong’s changes over the last decade.
Stunning Visuals: Experience breathtaking views and hidden gems as we showcase both the untouched beauty and the impact of recent developments.
Development Impact: Learn how new infrastructure is shaping the local community, wildlife, and landscape. We discuss what’s improved, what’s changed, and the implications for the future.
Historical Contrast: See the stark differences between the island’s past-when there was no electricity or concrete roads-and its current state with new resorts and amenities.
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Perfect for anyone interested in travel, development, and sustainability. Whether you’re planning a visit or curious about Koh Rong’s transformation, we offer a comprehensive look at this evolving paradise.
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[@aurimasbulvydas1030]

Good for them, doubtfully for locals and certainly bad for eco system....

[@usonearth]

I think a little development is ok, essentially if it’s only good for local people and wildlife, but when they focus only on tourism and money then it’s different story.. most of local people they don’t like it.

[@aurimasbulvydas1030]

@usonearth True. Electric supply and hospital would be enough. Now an airport... well, but that's fine, we are humans, and we are good at screwing things up.