Mondulkiri is a remote, mountainous province in northeastern Cambodia, offering a dramatically different landscape from the country's typical lowland terrain. It is home to the indigenous Bunong people and known for its lush forests and wildlife.
Mondulkiri is a pristine wilderness area characterized by rolling hills, pine forests, and waterfalls. The province offers a unique glimpse into Cambodia's indigenous culture and provides opportunities for eco-tourism, wildlife conservation, and authentic cultural experiences. Its cooler climate and stunning natural beauty make it a remarkable destination for travelers seeking adventure off the beaten path.
Best Time: November to February (dry season)
Time Needed: 2-3 days
Entrance: Varies by attraction