Into the wild
From the Cardamoms to Mondulkiri, these wilderness resorts will stir the imaginations of adventurous and affluent travellers
April 26, 2024
Tag: mondulkiri
Where the wild things are
Mondulkiri is Cambodia’s largest yet most sparsely populated province, home to evergreen forests and undulating hills. We visit the Jahoo Gibbon Camp and the Elephant Valley Project, two ecotourism initiatives aiming to protect some of the country’s most endangered wildlife as well as the land that the indigenous Bunong have lived off for centuries
October 19, 2023
Sustainable traveling in Cambodia
For modern travelers, ecotourism is a growing trend, especially popular for young people and this sustainable traveling makes for both a relaxing getaway and a means to help the locals.
May 31, 2021
Mondulkiri: A taste of Samlor Prong and indigenous Bunong culture
Samlor Prong plays a major role in Bunong’s culture by reflecting people’s lives and represents a strong connection with mother nature in northeast Cambodia
April 26, 2021
The Lost Letters from Northeastern Uphill
There was once a trio of Young Turks living in the heart of hectic Phnom Penh but decided to upsticks and head to the forests of Mondulkiri Province. Will the three survive in the wild? WORDS BY Phannaro NHEM, Thina TOCH, Sopheavuthtey BORIN
August 14, 2020
