Popokvil Falls
ទឹកធ្លាក់ពពកវិល
A two-tiered waterfall on the plateau at the top of Bokor Mountain. Its name means “swirling clouds,” and it is most impressive just after the rainy season.
Popokvil Falls lies on the northern side of the Bokor summit plateau and has two tiers, about 14 m and 18 m high. The name means “swirling clouds” in Khmer. The upper falls are about a 15-minute walk from the car park along a path. After the rains the water flows strongly, but in late dry season the falls may shrink to a trickle or dry up completely. It can be linked with other summit sights. The rocks are slippery, and visitors should not take photos from the edge at the top of the falls.
Opening hours
All day (visit during daytime)
Nearby sights
- Bokor Old Catholic Church
- Bokor National Park & Hill Station
- Le Bokor Palace
- Wat Sampov Pram
- Lok Yeay Mao Statue
- Teuk Chhou Rapids
- Kampot Riverside & Old Town
- Kampot Night Market