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May 19, 2024

　　This small and beautifully kept flower-filled garden is home to myriad butterflies. You can cycle or motorbike here – drive about 300m past the Rabbit Island pier, turn left at the Total station and keep going straight. There's also a hard-to-find connection path that links to the main trail in Kep National Park.

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