Welcome to Mondulkiri Province

Mondulkiri is the largest province in Cambodia and is located in the northeastern part of the country. The capital city of Mondulkiri is Sen Monorom. Mondulkiri has many mountains, forests, and wildlife areas. The province has a cooler climate than most parts of Cambodia because it is located in the highlands. It borders Vietnam to the east.

The province covers about 14,288 km² with a population of around 93,657 people. Mondulkiri has a small population compared to other provinces because much of the land is forest and mountain. It is famous for its cool weather, green hills, forests, waterfalls, and indigenous culture.

Bou Sra Waterfall is the most famous waterfall in Mondulkiri Province and one of the most beautiful natural attractions in Cambodia. The waterfall is surrounded by forests, hills, and fresh natural air, making it a popular destination for tourists and local visitors.

It is known for its strong water flow, cool weather, and peaceful natural environment. Many tourists visit Bou Sra Waterfall to enjoy nature, take photographs, and relax. The waterfall is an important eco-tourism site and a symbol of the natural beauty of Mondulkiri.

The Elephant Valley Project (EVP) is an ethical elephant sanctuary located in the Mondulkiri Province of Cambodia. Founded in 2006 by the NGO Elephant Livelihood Initiative Environment (ELIE).

An elephant sanctuary that rescues and protects elephants. Visitors can learn about elephant conservation and nature protection. The sanctuary also supports the Bunong indigenous community and helps protect forests and wildlife. It is one of the most important eco-tourism attractions in Cambodia.

The Bunong people have lived in Mondulkiri for many generations. Their lifestyle is closely related to forests, mountains, animals, and farming. Many Bunong communities still preserve their traditional customs and beliefs.

Despite modern challenges, the Bunong people continue to preserve their language, customs, and traditions, making Mondulkiri one of the most culturally unique provinces in Cambodia.