Cardamom Mountains
One of Southeast Asia's last great wilderness areas. Dense jungle, river systems, and incredible biodiversity including gibbons and sun bears.
The Cardamom Mountains contain the largest intact rainforest in mainland Southeast Asia, stretching across Koh Kong, Pursat, and Battambang Provinces. This ancient mountain range is a biodiversity hotspot of global significance, harboring some of Asia's rarest wildlife including elephants, clouded leopards, and Siamese crocodiles. Community-based ecotourism projects allow visitors to experience this wilderness while directly supporting conservation.
Highlights
- •Largest intact rainforest in mainland Southeast Asia
- •Global biodiversity hotspot — IUCN priority area
- •Chi Phat community ecotourism — award-winning model
- •Tatai River — waterfall, floating lodges
- •Areng Valley — critical elephant corridor
- •Wildlife Alliance release station
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