Why Visit:
Eco-trails at Phnom Kulen National Park offer adventurous exploration of Cambodia’s sacred mountain range, leading you through rich jungles, waterfalls, ancient archaeological sites, and quiet villages. Guided treks support local communities and conservation.
Activities:
Guided jungle hikes or cycling on marked nature trails, starting near Preah Ang Thom village.
Visit waterfalls (Phnom Kulen, Kbal Spean), scenic viewpoints, and sacred sites: the River of a Thousand Lingas, reclining Buddha, ancient pagodas, and temples.
Wildlife watching: See butterflies, tropical trees, hear rare birds.
Multi-day treks: Camp overnight, join local rangers, enjoy meals cooked over a campfire.
Visit local villages and farms for cultural immersion.
Ticket Price:
Park entry: $20.
Guided eco-trail tours: Prices vary, with 2-day/1-night trekking packages including guides, meals, and equipment from $230 per person.
Extra fees may apply for local transport or private tours.
Visitor Tips:
Wear sturdy trekking shoes; trails are mostly easy to moderate with some climbs.
Bring sun protection, insect repellent, water, and snacks.
Respect natural and historical sites—leave no trace.
If camping, nights can get cool.
Dry season roads can be dusty; a mask helps.
Book tours early for holidays and weekends.
Best Time to Visit:
November to March (dry season) for comfortable temperatures, good trail conditions, and impressive waterfall views.
Phnom Kulen’s eco-trails provide both adventure and insight into Cambodia’s nature and spiritual roots, supporting local conservation and communities.
Park open hours confirmed by recent tourism sources for Phnom Kulen National Park.