Cambodia Trekking Packages

Trekking Trails to Explore with Cambodian Trekking Tours

• Kalai Jungle Hike: If you are looking for a trek to go with nature, this one is an ideal choice for such kind of trekkers. This trek begins from Kreung minority village through Ratanakiri province, where you will get to experience sounds of insects and flowing waters inside the forest. Apart from an amazing view of the jungle, one can swim also into natural creeks. Local people living here are very generous. They provide bamboo soups and other delicacies to trekkers. This trek is of the length of total 16 km.
• Cardamom Mountains: Recall all your hardcore adventurous trek because this one is for hardcore trekkers. The place is so untouched that once you enter, you will feel like entering into Narnia as they are too far away from beaten tracks. This trek, generally, ranges from 3-5 days.
• Mondulkiri Province: It is located in the North-east of Phnom Penh; you will have to take the bus to reach the heart of Mondulkiri province, which will take 6 hours to reach. This place is surrounded by green landscapes and shaped in the form of jungle-clad mountains. This place also supports eco-tourism and is home to large no. of elephants. You can also visit elephant sanctuaries here. The trek ranges from 2-4 days.
• Ku Len Mountains: Ku Len Mountain is home to two huge waterfalls, range of rare plants and animals, and tropical forest, which is a suitable condition for a good hike
• Ream National Park: This park has many trails and similar experiences. Here, nature is at its best spread over 210 square kilometers. The area has an abundance of mangroves, freshwater marshes, forests, estuaries, coral reefs, beaches, and islands.

Best Time to Avail Cambodia Trekking Tours

Cambodia's climate is divided into two that is wet and dry seasons. The best time to have trekking in Cambodia is between November and April as this time season is generally dry, rainfall is less which makes the view of nature more pleasurable. The rainy season lasts from June to October, this season might be challenging for trekkers but it has benefits too as the country's landscapes seem to be alive, and accommodations’ and other things’ costs go down.