Jungle Treks in Cambodia - Mondulkiri Gibbon & Wildlife Safari

Mondulkiri Gibbon & Wildlife Safari

Jungle treks and wildlife encounters in Mondulkiri

Jungle Trekking to the Gibbon Jungle

DIscover the hidden jewels of the Mondulkiri Rainforest

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Trekking to the Gibbon Jungle of Mondulkiri

Hike level: Moderate – moderate: Family friendly suitable for children over 8 years

Group size: 2 – 6 persons

Information: 1 Day Tour: $70 per adult. Children (8-12 years): $35. (Please note that children must be supervised by an accompanying adult at all times).

Code: D1

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 wild animals in natural habitats such as Gibbon, Black-Shanked Douc, pig-tailed and long-tailed macaques, Possum, Great Hornbill bird plus many others!
Contribute to the Project donation, Koe Seima Wildlife Sanctuary foundation (K.S.W.S)
Your $70 is well spent as it is a donation to the rehabilitation of endangered wildlife & community based conservation projects in Mondulkiri.
Included in price; meals, drinking water, an English speaking guide and transport from Sen Monorom.

Detailed Itinery

GIBBON JUNGLE – FULL DAY TOUR ITINERARY (D1):

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

Morning Start – 6:00am – 11:30am

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.

Arriving at the ‘Seima Protected Forest’, Meet your Bunong local ranger and begin the day with a short scenic hike into the rain forest. Listening to Gibbon voice, following and having the chance to potentially observe a rare viewing to see them in wild. You take a break for a small breakfast of some bread and fruit and then continue to explore other animals and the nature around you. There is also a chance to spot birds, insects, and rare flora and fauna on the hike.

11.30 – 1.30pm

Lunch by a scenic spot in the jungle:

Time for a lunch picnic by a scenic spot in the jungle. Enjoy lunch and relax, whilst having the opportunity to view local birds & other wildlife in this area.

1:00pm – 3:30pm

Afternoon trek through the jungle:

After lunch, you continue your trek through the jungle to continue to observe the wildlife and jungle scenery. Your local guide will show you bats living inside the tree hole and bear print climbed up on tree.Trek through a stunning bamboo forest and head back to the drop off point. You will be met, picked-up and then transported 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).
Binoculars.
Swimming costumes and towel and/or sarong.
Light, long sleeved cloths to wear during the day (clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty).
A hat and sun cream/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 community conservation project!

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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.