Welcome to Kampot province, one of the four coastal provinces of Cambodia. Covering a total area of over 4,900 square kilometers, divided into 7 districts, 2 municipalities, 85 communes, 8 sangkats, 491 villages and 3 islands, and a total coastline of 66.5 kilometers. The province has a total population of over 0.72 million people and a density of around 150 people per square kilometer, which is the highest among the four coastal provinces. Approximately 72% of the population are farmers who rely on agriculture, which is one of the province's main sectors, and about 11% are employed in the service sector, while the remaining 17% work in the industrial sector. Key agricultural products include fruit plantations such as durian, mango, coconut, and agro-industrial crops such as pepper, tropical fruits, salt and seafood. The province is rich in tourism resources, heritage, agriculture and natural resources, with the construction of both tourism and cargo ports along the coastline, as well as the Funan Techno Canal project, which is more than 1/3 of the length and passes through Kampot province.