CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Sun Feb 06, 2022 5:06 pm The road construction connecting Monivong Bokor National Park to National Road 4 at PK158 + 200 has been in progress for 45 days and has now reached 6.5 km.
February 6, 2022

Please be reminded that in accordance with the announcement by Samdech Techo Prime Minister on December 18, 2021, HE Chea Sophara has coordinated with Duke Sok Kong and Duke Mong Reththy to build a new 27 km road connecting the national road. No. 4 at km 158 + 200 towards Bokor mountain through the economic land concession of Chamkar Doung palm oil plantation. Duke Sok Kong covered the road construction costs, and Duke Mong Reththy helped clear palm trees to open the road.

Any idea where the road in actually is?

My guess:

Is this the biggest white elephant on the planet, seriously. What has happened to the Chinese resort at Koh Kong. Did they complete the airport.
And what of the baby white elephant built by the barangs up the river in Koh Kong. The place where the Camry fell in the river and the sand barges were operating 24 hours a day spoiling the serenity.

willyhilly wrote: ↑Thu Mar 03, 2022 5:02 pm Is this the biggest white elephant on the planet, seriously.

The Turkmen built a skating rink in the middle of a 50c desert, so no, it's not

willyhilly wrote: ↑Thu Mar 03, 2022 5:02 pm Is this the biggest white elephant on the planet, seriously. What has happened to the Chinese resort at Koh Kong. Did they complete the airport.
And what of the baby white elephant built by the barangs up the river in Koh Kong. The place where the Camry fell in the river and the sand barges were operating 24 hours a day spoiling the serenity.

willyhilly you make Cambodia sound like a complete F-UP.

New Bokor City’s Infrastructure Projects Are in Spotlight (Video Inside)
Created: 25 March 2022


Kompot (FN), Mar. 25 – A range of infrastructures and residential projects have developed in New Bokor City. Currently, three mega residential projects have attracted public attention, according to Sokha Hotel sale and marketing director Say Sophotra.

The first project is called Amret Thansur. It is located near Po Pok Vil Waterfall, building on more than 80 hectares of land. Currently, this project is sold out.

The second project is Morakot Thansur, constructing on 88 hectares of land and fitting over 1,300 villas. Currently, this project is sold out.

The third project is Crown Real Estate, locating on 590 hectares of land. Three types of houses are available for sale such as flat house, land lot and villa, with a price ranging from USD 160,000 to more than USD 350,000. So far, 168 flat units and more than 120 villas have sold out. Most of customers are from Kampot, Phnom Penh, Sihanoukville, and Takeo.

Say Sophotra said that the company is preparing to build hospitals, schools, markets in order to serve the residents’ daily activities.



More photos: http://en.freshnewsasia.com/index.php/e ... 42-19.html

Sold out but empty?