Captivating
Cambodia
Unique wildlife, stunning scenery,
historic temples, loving people.
See a different side to that country that is home to Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world
Cambodia is a diverse country with a deep fascinating history and vibrant culture. Home to over a dozen critically engaged species of wildlife and diverse habits from the white sand beaches of the south to the pine covered forests of the northern border. Cambodia proivdes a truly uniqu adventure.
Giant Ibis- The worlds most endangered bird
Sam Veasna Centre
We have been running birding and wildlife trips to some of Cambodia’s most remote and untouched areas since 2006.
We will introduce you to local people and their cultures in places that are “off the beaten track” in wildlife sanctuaries and protected areas. You will be able to explore hidden temples, sleep in ancient forests and witness some of the rarest wildelife in the world.
Top Highlights
Plan Your Perfect Trip With Us
Our English speaking guides are on hand with a wealth of knowledge and experience to take care of every aspect of your trip.
Whether you want to join one of our set itineraries to create your own unique experience we can take care of all the arrangeents from the moment you land in the country to the moment you depart.
Endangered Primates and Forest Trekking
Travel from mysterious outlying temples teeming with birds and butterflies, to the heart of the remote Kulen Prontep Wildlife Sanctuary. This unique short tour uncovers sights few get to see.
Rainforest Wildlife and Bunong Culture
Spend your days trekking through lush, mixed evergreen forest on the hunt for endangered primates and unique forest wildlife; visit spectacular remote waterfalls and sample local Bunong food cooked fresh in the forest.
Wild Temples and Critical Wildlife
This overnight safari camping tour brings together pre-Angkorian culture at mysterious outlying forest temples, and Cambodia’s most Critically Endangered wildlife.
Rainforest Primates, Birding and Elephant Conservation
Wake up to the eerie call of the Yellow-cheeked Crested Gibbon, spot the charismatic Black-shanked Douc Langur, and track the footprints of the endangered Asian Elephant, Bears, Banteng and Gaur.
Ethical Tourism
Wildlife protection
We work with the Wildlife Conservation Society and the Cambodian Government on a number of projects to reduce poaching and support Cambodia’s endangered wildlife.
Community Engagement
Working alongside communities we train and employ locals, as well as funding community infrastructure projects. Since 2015 over $30,000 has been donated.
Education
We teach local’s ethical farming and forestry practises that help to sustain the environment. As well as providing training in tourism.
What Our Guests Say
Our Blog
Top 10 birds to see around Phnom Penh
Just outside of Phnom Penh there is a whole world of birds just waiting to be discovered. Here is our list of the top 10 bird species to find around Phnom Penh.
Ecotourism return at Jahoo has immediate conservation impact
Tourism slowly returning to Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary and quickly demonstrates its conservation and community benefits including forest protection.
First Masked Finfoot Expedition: 18th to 21st June 2020
Sam Veasna Conservation Tours (SVC) with the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) are taking part in a series of expeditions to survey Masked Finfoot (Heliopais personatus) in Cambodia.
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