Kep Province is a coastal region in southern Cambodia, known for its beautiful beaches and lush landscapes. It is famous for its seafood, particularly the delicious Kep crab, which attracts both locals and tourists. The province also features the scenic Kep National Park, offering hiking trails and stunning views of the coastline. Established as a resort area during the French colonial period, Kep has a rich history reflected in its colonial architecture. The province is relatively small, making it easy to explore. Visitors can enjoy activities like swimming, fishing, and visiting nearby islands such as Rabbit Island.