Sen Monorom
The 3000-sq-km Keo Seima (formerly called Seima Protected Forest) hosts the country’s greatest treasure trove of mammalian wildlife. Besides unprecedented…
Mondulkiri Province
Mondulkiri Province (ខេត្តមណ្ឌលគិរី), the original wild east, is a world apart from the lowlands with not a rice paddy or palm tree in sight.
Attractions
Must-see attractions
Sen Monorom
Plunging into the dense jungle below, this is one of Cambodia's most impressive falls. Famous throughout the country, this double-drop waterfall has an…
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Sen Monorom
Looming over the northeast corner of the airstrip, Wat Phnom Doh Kromom has Mondulkiri’s best sunset vista, where a wooden platform lets you take in the…
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Sen Monorom
Romanear is a low, wide waterfall with some convenient swimming holes, though private development threatens to change its pristine charm. Set 18km…
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Sen Monorom
Dak Dam Waterfall is 25km southeast of Sen Monorom, about 2km south of the Bunong village of Dak Dam. It's very difficult to find without assistance, so…
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Sen Monorom
A 10m drop into a popular swimming hole, Monorom Falls is pretty if you can avoid the crowds and the attendant litter. From the west side of the airstrip,…
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Sen Monorom
This roundabout includes a statue of the kouprey, a wild ox that was once the national animal of Cambodia (but is now believed to be extinct). It is a…
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Sen Monorom
The second Romanear Waterfall is known rather originally as Romanear II. It's by a pepper plantation near the main road between Sen Monorom and Snuol.
