Name: Popokvil Waterfall
Address: Bouk Kou, Cambodia, KH

Popokvil Waterfall is a point of interest, located at Bouk Kou, Cambodia

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Bouk Kou

Added by Jopie, at 31 October 2016

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Rady Kung

08 April 2018

Great view with water fall and the foods are affordable
Camille Haiczak

07 January 2018

Not worst seeing in the dry season, knowing you have to pay for the access. However, with your 50 cents entry, you get a small free ottle of water at the waterfall restaurant.
Evan Kear

09 December 2017

Really awesome waterfall. Water is red from the dirt, and I wouldn't swim in it.
Unfortunately you have to pay to enter, which is probably the only reason for 4 stars not 5. It's 2000reil at the moment.
Make sure you walk to the bottom of the falls, it's super fun exploring.
Costi Quffa

19 November 2017

Cool area. There is food and drinks in the cafeteria. Waterfall is worth checking out if you're nearby.
Haggai Be'er

20 October 2017

Really nice place. When I was there it was full of water and I made an effort to cross the river on the upper side and get a frontal view of the falls, which most people don't, yet if you are careful, I recommend it.
De Tran

18 October 2017

I was there in the early of April, 2017. Though the name meaning in Khmer as I was informed is the Swirling Cloud Fall, actual scene is not. The water is nearly empty and had a reddish color. You pay a dollar ticket to get into a place called the fall but no water to see!
King Laugh

30 September 2017

Accidentally I went there in dry season, not much water at all. But still good view with a nice careen where you can enjoy your personal lunch over there.
Paul Rimmer

08 September 2017

Cool spot even if we had to pay. Falls looked good in rainy season. Not obvious of you can get to bottom.
Chanraksmey CHHIM

04 September 2017

Nice waterfall, recommend to all forest adventure who wish to explore in Cambodia.
Pat Beck

20 July 2017

It was underwhelming but also just after dry season so the water flow was a mere trickle. There is a bizarre food court area and you can get a sugar cane juice or bottle of water with the entry price.
Robert Slater

19 June 2017

nice waterfall but not nice enough to merit charging to go see it, although it is only a few thousand reil
Elodie Napoleon

14 March 2017

Small at the dry season, but cute. Little bit busy
Ruben Sanchez Moragues

13 January 2017

During dry season the waterfall is pretty empty. Brown water and some yuk foam.
You have to pay $1 per person, with complementary water.
Vitou Mut

01 December 2016

A peaceful area to enjoy you lunch and listening to water falling and nature's call. Even though the water doesn't look as pleasant, the cold breeze is very captivating.
Nu Tran

27 November 2016

Very confused as to why these falls have such decent reviews as the water looked filthy, the view mediocre, and the area catered very heavily to tourists, with a tacky buffet restaurant pumping out obnoxiously loud music. Doesn't feel like nature; more like a money-making attraction. Not worth the time and petrol.
Ryan Laing

07 November 2016

Impressive falls but we were expecting a hike? Also you are charged to get into the falls. But you get a free bottle of water with the ticket, so it does support the local bottled water company. Still, was expecting something else.