A Path to a Better future.. Elephant Etiquette explained Author: Steve Frankham All photos by Steve Frankham except where specified We’re walking through the fields of the Bunong indigenous people in Cambodia’s far eastern highlands. The sky is a cloudless electric blue, the sun hot and unforgiving, the earth on the trail beneath our feet,…
Once a year, during the Pchum Ben festival, we donate food and other items (rice, noodles, scarves, and sarongs) to the Bunong families in Putang community village.
A rare sight! We spotted a Black-shanked Douc jumping high in the sky from one tree to another! Join us for a tour to witness it yourself.
Happy Lucky one of the elephants at our sanctuary is getting hot and feeling to have a swim in the wild river.
Our lovely elephants at Mondulkiri are very photogenic! So when you visit our Wildlife Safari park you can be assured our small herd of big mammals will be happy to pose for a selfie whilst visiting us in Cambodia. Join us on a jungle trek, and/or an elephant tour and meet the elephants!
Wanting to meet, greet, feed and observ elephants in the nature habitat? Bunong Elephant Project is the newest Elephant Sanctuary in Mondulkiri province, Cambodia.
Princess, Buk Mai and Happy Lucky, three of the four elephants at Bunong Elephant Project, Mondulkiri, Cambodia. Another elephant Bak Kouk is not in the group he stays alone on the other side of the river as he is horny and not allow to joint the group. He would be able to joint the group…
Ariane, one of our clients who visited our project, got some mud cream from Happy Lucky ( one of the four elephants at Bunong Elephant Project Mondulkiri, Cambodia) while her mud bath time by the river.
Alex, Stephanie and others had a great experience time with elephants at Bunong Elephant Project.