Discover Mondulkiri
Explore Cambodia’s wild northeast, where rolling green hills, ancient forests, and rich cultural traditions create a place unlike anywhere else in the country.
- Explore forests and waterfalls
- Meet local communities
- Visit elephants
- Create a custom trek
A Different Side of Cambodia
Located in northeastern Cambodia, approximately 382 kilometres from Phnom Penh, Mondulkiri is a province of wide-open landscapes, lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and rolling green hills. Far removed from the bustle of the capital, this beautiful region offers a chance to slow down, reconnect with nature, and discover a quieter, more authentic side of Cambodia.
The landscape is one of Mondulkiri’s most distinctive features. Emerald-green hills stretch across the horizon, their grassy slopes rising and falling like gentle waves across the countryside. During the rainy season, the hills become especially vibrant, creating breathtaking scenery that has drawn comparisons to the open landscapes of New Zealand and Australia.
Beyond its beautiful scenery, Mondulkiri is a place of remarkable natural and cultural diversity. Its forests provide habitat for a variety of wildlife, while its communities maintain deep connections to the land, carrying forward generations of traditional knowledge and cultural heritage.
Nature, Adventure, and Discovery
Mondulkiri is an ideal destination for travellers looking to experience Cambodia beyond its better-known tourist destinations. Whether you’re following forest trails, discovering hidden waterfalls, exploring the countryside, or simply enjoying the fresh air and peaceful surroundings, there are countless ways to experience the region’s natural beauty.
For those seeking adventure, the province offers opportunities to explore its forests and waterways on foot, accompanied by local guides who know the landscape and its surroundings. Their knowledge adds another dimension to the journey, helping visitors notice the plants, wildlife, and natural features that might otherwise go unseen.
The region also offers opportunities to learn about the relationship between local communities, the forest, and the wildlife that shares this environment.
A Land of Rich Cultural Heritage
Mondulkiri is home to several Indigenous communities, including the Bunong people, whose cultural traditions and connection to the land are an important part of the province’s identity.
For generations, Bunong communities have developed extensive knowledge of the surrounding forests, plants, wildlife, and natural environment. Their traditions and ways of life are closely connected to the landscape, making cultural understanding an essential part of discovering the region.
Through our work with the local community in Putang Village, we aim to create opportunities for visitors to learn from local knowledge, experience the area with local guides, and better understand the cultural heritage of Mondulkiri.
We believe that travel should be an opportunity to connect with people and places respectfully, while supporting the communities that make each destination unique.
Discover Mondulkiri with Us
Whether you’re drawn by the rolling hills, the waterfalls, the forest trails, or the opportunity to learn from local communities, Mondulkiri offers a different kind of travel experience.
Our tours invite you to explore this remarkable region at a more meaningful pace, guided by local knowledge and a commitment to responsible tourism.
Come and discover Mondulkiri — a place where nature, culture, and community come together.
