Mondulkiri

Three major rivers flow through Mondulkiri's dense forest hills, creating a network of waterways that support diverse plant and animal communities.

The establishment of conservation initiatives in 1999 marked a shift toward protecting Mondulkiri's forests and supporting local indigenous communities.

The Bunong people of Mondulkiri maintain traditional farming methods within forest clearings while incorporating elephants into their agricultural practices.

Visitors access Mondulkiri through Sen Monorom town, where local guides arrange forest treks and wildlife observation experiences throughout the year.

Among the 400 wild elephants in Cambodia, 250 reside in Mondulkiri's forests, making it the largest concentration in the country.

Inception: 1999

GPS coordinates: 12.93618,107.30507

Latest update: June 29, 2025 20:51