Jungle Treks in Cambodia - Mondulkiri Gibbon & Wildlife Safari

Mondulkiri Gibbon & Wildlife Safari

Jungle treks and wildlife encounters in Mondulkiri

Jungle Treks

DIscover the hidden jewels of the Mondulkiri Rainforest

Trekking to the Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary of Mondulkiri

$50 per Person. Child 6-14 yrs = 50% discount.

Hike level: Medium – moderate: Group 2 – 6

Code: 1D – Contribution: $50 per person

Day tour highlights & community benefits:

Spend a day at the Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary (KSWS), hike through primary growth in the Seima Protected Forest, observing & exploring wild animals in natural habitats such as wild elephant, black-shanked douc, monkey, possum, great hornbill, bird – plus many more!
Contribute to endanger wildlife rehabilitation& community based conservation project in Mondulkiri.
Lunch break in the jungle with swimming at a rainforest river.

Included in contribution: Project donation, meals, water, guide fees and transport

Detailed Itinery

D1 FULL DAY TOUR ITINERARY:

Occasionally, this schedule may change in case of extreme weather conditions, emergency or other unusual circumstance.

7.00am – 7.45am

Introduction & Transport

Meet and pick up at your guesthouse in Sen Monorom for an introduction talk. We will soon head south to the Seima forest (35km, about 40 minutes from Sen Monorom).

8.00– 11:30 am

Morning hike through the Seima Protected Forest & animal discovery walk.

Walk through forest and around cashew nut clearings to Phnom Ronoung, a steep hill with towering Sra Lao trees festooned with strangler vines, possibility of seeing Black-shanked Douc though more likely early morning and late afternoon. Spectacular Great Hornbill and Giant Squirrels present though no guarantee. Note it’s quite a scramble up and down the hill.

11.30 – 1.30pm

Lunch at the waterfall:

Carry onto Leng Pot waterfall. Time to eat lunch, relax and swim at the waterfall, while enjoying the wild jungle views. There is a fair chance to spot birds & other wildlife in this area.

1:30 – 4:00

Afternoon trek through the jungle:

After lunch, in the afternoon you will trek through the jungle to explore more animals, your local guide will show you bats living inside the tree hole and bear print climbed up on tree. Trek through bamboo forest and head back to the drop out point. You will be met, picked-up and head back to Senmonorom.

What you need to bring with you in preparation for day hikes and visits:
All entry fees, transportation, guiding, lunch and drinking water are all included.

Comfortable footwear for hiking (shoes might get wet during river crossings).
Binocular.
Swimming clothes and towel or sarong.
Light, long sleeved cloths to wear during the day (clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty).
A hat and sun protection.
Insect repellent.
Rain coat or poncho.
Camera
Meal are included, you may bring additional snack foods

Thank you for choosing responsible tourism & supporting our nonprofit, conservation project!

Trekking to Jahoo Gibbon Camp in the Wilds of Mondulkiri

Child rate: 6 – 14 yrs. % 50 discount, each child much be supervised by accompany adult.

Hike level: Medium – moderate: Group 2 – 6 persons

Code: D1 – Contribution: $90 per person

Day tour highlights & community benefits:

Spend a day at the Gibbon Camp of Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary (KSWS), hike through primary growth in the Seima Protected Forest, observing & visiting wild animals in natural habitats such as Gibbon, Black-Shanked Douc monkey, Possum, Great Hornbill bird plus many others!
Contribute to the rehabilitation of endangered wildlife & community based conservation projects in Mondulkiri.
Lunch break at the Sanctuary base camp.

Included in contribution: Project donation, meals, water, guide fees and transport.

Detailed Itinery

D1 FULL DAY TOUR ITINERARY:

Please note – Occasionally, this schedule may change in case of extreme weather conditions, emergency or other unusual circumstance.

5:30am – 6:15am

Introduction & Transport

Meet and pick up at your guesthouse in Sen Monorom for an introduction talk. We will soon head south to the Seima forest (35km, about 40 minutes from Sen Monorom).

6.15am – 11:30am

Morning hike through the Seima Protected Forest & animal discovery walk.

Arriving at the ‘Gibbon Camp’, Meet your Bunong local ranger and begin the day with a short scenic hike into the rain forest. Listening to Gibbon voice, following and observing to see them in wild. You will enjoy to see other animals and the nature around you all day long.

11.30am – 1.30pm

Lunch at the visitor hut:

Time to hike for a local specialty lunch at the sanctuary visitor hut, following lunch, you can enjoy relaxing hammock time, while enjoying the wild jungle views. There is a fair chance to spot birds & other wildlife in this area.

1:30pm – 4:00pm

Afternoon trek through the jungle:

After lunch, in the afternoon you trek through the jungle to explore more animals, your local guide will show you bats living inside the tree hole and bear print climbed up on tree. Trek through bamboo forest and head back to the camp (drop out point). You will be met, picked-up and head back to Senmonorom.

What you need to bring with you in preparation for day hikes and visits:
All entry fees, transportation, guiding, lunch and drinking water are all included.

Comfortable footwear for hiking (shoes might get wet during river crossings).
Binocular.
Swimming clothes and towel or sarong.
Long sleeved cloths to wear during the day (clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty).
A hat and sun protection.
Insect repellent.
Rain coat or poncho.
Camera.
Meals are included, you may bring additional snack foods.

Thank you for choosing responsible tourism & supporting our nonprofit, conservation project.

Additional information

Your Jungle Guide: Please note that whilst our native Guides are very knowledgeable and skillful in the Jungle, their first language is Bunong. Other language skills are limited, but overall this does add to the “cultural experience” of this tour!

Booking conditions: In order to secure your visit, we advise that you contact us with your preferred booking dates as early as possible for both Jungle Treks. We will then check availability and book dates into our calendar. All bookings must be confirmed by email or phone call.