Mondol Kiri

Région ·🇰🇭 Cambodge

Population 92 213

Superficie 13 710 km²

Fuseau horaire Asia/Phnom_Penh

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Mondulkiri Essentials

Mondulkiri is Cambodia’s largest and most sparsely populated province, characterized by high-altitude plateaus and rolling hills. This list features the multi-tiered Bou Sra Waterfall and the Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary, home to endangered primates. Visitors can explore Bunong cultural heritage at traditional villages and markets, or view the vast 'Sea of Forests' from hilltop vantage points. Significant landmarks like the Kouprey Roundabout and the Chainsaw Elephant monument reflect the region's natural history and conservation efforts.

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Highlands Hidden Gems

Mondulkiri’s highland landscape features a mix of natural landmarks and indigenous cultural heritage. The region is defined by tiered cascades like Sen Monorom and Chrey Thom waterfalls, alongside the sacred Doh Kramom Mountain, which provides views of the surrounding 'Sea of Forest.' Indigenous Bunong culture is preserved through traditional village architecture. The area's volcanic soil supports diverse agriculture, including high-altitude tea, pepper, and rubber plantations, while the granite monolith of Phnom Namlyr marks the border region.

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Waterfalls & Scenic Views

Mondulkiri’s landscape is defined by the multi-tiered Bou Sra Waterfall, located within a dedicated eco-park, and the expansive Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary. This protected area covers nearly 3,000 square kilometers of mixed seasonal tropical forest, providing a habitat for diverse wildlife. The region features several elevated viewpoints, including the Sea Forest Viewpoint, which offers panoramic vistas over undulating hills often referred to as the 'sea of forests.' Smaller cascades like Leng Truk complement the primary falls, showcasing the province's dense river networks.

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