What to do and see in Mondulkiri Province, Mondulkiri Province: The Best Things to do Adventurous

The Elephant Valley Project is an elephant sanctuary in Mondulkiri Province, Cambodia. Here we rescue and retire captive working Asian elephants and slowly rehabilitate them back to their natural habitat within our 1200 hectare grounds. If you are heading to Cambodia and have some free time then it is well worth heading over to us and checking out our herd of elephants. Day trips usually involve two walks through the forest learning about these amazing creatures, with a buffet lunch overlooking the forest canopy.Please be aware that we don't ride elephants, as we consider it 'unnecessary'. Accommodation is also available for people who are staying two or more days.

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.

Mayura Zip Line at waterfall course features one of the highest zip lines in all Asia with heights of over 150 meters above the waterfall . Fun for the whole family and an adventure that you will never forget.

Gibbon Watching Tours, Mondulkiri, Cambodia Ecotourism, Conservation and Research The best place on earth to see wild southern yellow-cheeked crested gibbons within a protected area.

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.