Eventually the endless rice fields and
sugar palms that characterise the Cambodian landscape give way to
rolling hills. Mondulkiri is the wild east, home to the hardy Bunong
people, who still practise animism and ancestor worship. Elephants are
used here, but better than riding them is visiting them at the Elephant
Valley Project, where you can experience “walking with the herd”. Add
thunderous waterfalls, jungle treks and spotting endangered
black-shanked douc (a primate) to the mix and you have the right recipe
for adventure.
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