About Mondulkiri forest
Spend a night at a local tribal village or camping in the jungle
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My name is Rathana. I moved to Mondulkiri in late 2005, as a 13 years old boy, I was afraid because i´v never seen forest that massive and so rich with wild life. Looking back to that period of time it was so amazing to see the jungle and wild life.Mondulkriri cover 14,288 square km of land and most part are cover by jungle and vast landscape. It broke my heart to see that almost nothing of that left.So right now The Bunong Ways trying to use eco-tourist to help out the community to save there forest and support the local tribe by offering them job to work as tour guide and teach them English also about how they can get benifit from the jungle by not cutting them down or clearing for farm etc. But we can´t do that without your support.
Thank you for being a part of our vision.
Want to live the Bunong life and trek through untouched wilderness?
Departure 8:30 am: Trek through the jungle (6 hours) – Take a swim in a natural swimming hole with a waterfall – camp in the jungle (option 1) or stay in a tribal village (option 2) - Learn jungle survival tricks such as recognizing edible and medicinal plants – Cook traditional bamboo stew over the fire for dinner – Sit around the bonfire and taste the local Khmer medicinal alcohol if you dare – spend time with elephants, Walk with them, feed them, wash and swim with them, also you´ll get to learn about the important role the elephant play in the Bunong tradition. Trek back to the villagge. Tour finish at 3:30 pm on ther second day.
Tour cost: 70$ per person
Tour include: Food, water, trancsportation, Accomadation ( hammock with mosquito net and blanket) and English or French speaking guide.