Mondulkiri Province

Mondulkiri is a haven for nature lovers with its lush green hills, dense forests, and stunning waterfalls like the iconic Bou Sra Waterfall. Explore the province’s rich cultural heritage by visiting indigenous Bunong villages, where you can learn about traditional lifestyles and even try local crafts and cooking. Although Cambodia has cut down many forests, some excellent natural pockets remain. One of the largest is the Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary, home to the highest number of species in any protected area in Cambodia. Within its boundaries are 350 bird species, a quarter of the country’s wild elephants, and primates, including monkeys, lesser apes and lorises.

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