The 8 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Mondulkiri Province, Mondulkiri Province

The Mondulkiri Project is an Elephant Sanctuary with 5 elephants rescued and retired from working. We are a registered Cambodian NGO dedicated to rescuing and retiring captive Asian working elephants. We also protect forests from logging and providing local employment opportunities for local Bunong hill tribes. Our one and two day elephant and jungle trek tours operate daily from 8.30am. You can walk with, feed, swim with and wash elephants at a waterfall in our protected forest. No elephant riding. Learn about Bunong hill tribe customs from our guides.

The Elephant Community Development Program (ECDP) is a 100% local, not-for-profit and ecologically responsible initiative developed for the people and by the people of the Indigenous Bunong Community.

We offer eco friendly tours that support local people, villages and minorities. You can book tours to waterfalls, elefants, jungle - one to three days. If you would like to volunteer in a community project, please get in touch. We also offer all sorts of information on the region and the local culture. Or if you just want a coffee and free wifi, just drop in and feel at home.

Alignment-based Vinyasa flow yoga. Suitable for total beginner to advance practitioners. Located in the middle of SenMonorom town. Right across Canadia Bank. SMYL offers daily yoga class. In Lana's class, body alignment and breath is the main focus. At the same time , she like to weave playful and heart-themed philosophy into the practice. She hopes that every yogi stepping out from her class does so with a relaxed, nourished and joyful mind and body.

Welcome to The Green House Bar in beautiful Sen Monorom, Mondulkiri province.We cater to western style food and drinks. All global trekkers are welcome. Take a rest and relax in our green patio and bar.

The Mondulkiri Elephant & Wildlife Sanctuary is a nonprofit conservation & eco tourism project, developed by LEAF Cambodia, in cooperation with the local Bunong tribal communities in Mondulkiri. Available visits include elephant sanctuary day visit & 2 day visit with camping & jungle trekking, it is possible to join as a wildlife volunteer at the sanctuary. The wildlife sanctuary projects contribute to five important conservation goals: 1: To rescue & provide sanctuary for local working elephants currently used in logging, tourist rides and heavy farm work. 2:To develop Mondulkiri's first facility for the rescue and reintroduction of trafficked & captive wildlife. 3: To conserve & protect the area's beautiful community forests from logging and development. 4: To create sustainable livelihoods & improve the lives of poor communities, preserve the special culture of the Indigenous Bunong community. 5:To promote and demonstrate sustainable ecotourism, educate locals about long term conservation benefits.