Bamboo bridge over the Mekong, Kampong Cham, Cambodia
Craft village

Cheung Kok Village Homestay

Crafts, cooking and a quiet night on the Mekong road

In short

Cheung Kok is a village near Kampong Cham town where a community tourism project runs weaving, crafts and farm visits and places overnight guests with families. It is an easy, gentle stop between Phnom Penh and the Mekong provinces to the north.

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September 2026 - community tourism listings

Photo: PsamatheM, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Part of our guide to Homestays in Kampong Cham

At a glance

The short version

Province
Kampong Cham
Getting there
A short drive from Kampong Cham town
Rooms
Family house, mattress and mosquito net, shared bathroom
Do
Silk and cotton weaving, crafts, cooking, cycling to Wat Nokor and the Mekong
Rates
Set by the community, confirmed on enquiry

Kampong Cham is where most travellers change buses rather than stop. Cheung Kok is a reason to stop: a village that has organised itself around its crafts and welcomes overnight guests.

What a stay looks like

Afternoon at the looms, dinner with a family, and a morning ride to the Mekong riverfront.

Good to know

Pair it with Kampong Cham’s bamboo bridge season and the Wat Nokor temple.

Questions travellers ask

Can I buy the weaving?
Yes - buying from the village is part of how the project supports families.
How does it fit a route?
Between Phnom Penh and Kratie, or as a break on the way to Mondulkiri.
Kampong Cham

Other ways to stay here

All of them
The Mekong heartland

Homestays in Kampong Cham

Kampong Cham's homestays are at Cheung Kok, a village near the provincial town where the community runs weaving, crafts and farm visits. It is an easy stop between Phnom Penh and the Mekong provinces further north.

Stay
With a family, arranged through the community
Rooms
Simple - mattress, mosquito net, shared bathroom
Pay
Cash, in US dollars or riel
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