hiking, camping, and visiting burial jar sites in the Cardamoms

For those who want to track down the old hunting and logging trails of Cambodia, you may want to try signing up for a two to three-day camping and hiking excursion at the Cardamoms. Chi Phat’s community-based eco-tourism (CBET) project offers tours for those who want to see diverse wildlife and visit ancient burial jar sites. The tour includes the following:

-drinking from freshwater streams

-spotting for playing gibbons

-saying "hi" to mountain villagers living in tatched houses

-bird-watching to see parrots, hornbills, etc.

-visiting burial jar sites (ask your guide to bring you there)

-sleeping on hammocks or makeshift tents made of wooden poles (in the middle of the forest)

-grilling your own breakfast

If you're interested, you may visit CBET's site: http://wildlifealliance.org/where-we-work/cambodia-conservation/community-based-ecotourism/