Kratie
Getting there and away
Bus
The roads to Kratie from Stung Treng in the north and Kampong Cham are both paved and fairly smooth. Because of the quality of roads through the region, boats no longer make the journey regularly, and you'd have to arrange a private (and very expensive) trip if you plan to travel from city-to-city via the Mekong in Cambodia's northeast.
Nowadays, buses, taxis, and pickup trucks are the main form of transport, and below we've listed the bus prices from a few common destinations to Kratie. The bus stop is located in the centre of town, next to the river's main dock. Remember, everything's slightly cheaper in the rainy season, and taxis and pickup rides are negotiable, while bus trips are fixed-price.
Leaving Kratie:
Phnom Penh: departs at 07:15, 09:30, and 11:30, take five hours, and cost US$6.
Kompong Cham: Same as bus to Phnom Penh, costs $5.
Stung Treng: depart at 13:30, take three hours and costs $6.
Travelling to Kratie:
Stung Treng: departs at 08:00, takes three hours and costs $6.
Phnom Penh: departs at 07:00, 07:15 and 08:00, taking six hours, and costing $7.
Kompong Cham: jump on the bus from Phnom Penh, costs $5.
Siem Reap: leaves at 07:30, taking eight hours, and costing $10.
Updates from Travelfish readers
I was under the impression that there was also a bus or mini van to Ban Lung but someone who has been to Kratie more recently than me may know better
Update by amnicoll (1)
Written on 7th October, 2011








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