Also known as the Kravanh Mountains, the Cardamom Mountains are situated in the west of Cambodia.

Stretching over more than 4 million hectares, the Cardamom Mountains are home to Southeast Asia’s largest remaining rainforest, including the Koh Kong Conservation corridor and the Central Cardamoms Protected Forest.

This is Cambodia’s most scenic and bio-diverse region with large tracts of virgin rainforest and the habitat of several endangered species including Tigers, Malaysian Sun Bears, Clouded Leopards, Asian Elephants and Siamese Crocodiles.

These famous mountains appear on the provincial seal of Trat Province in Thailand and are known for their scenic landscapes, endangered fauna and flora, ecotourism opportunities and thrilling ecoadventures.

Visitors can use the remote village of Osoam, a community tourism centre, and the Cardamoms’ northern gateway town of Pursat, as a base to explore the surrounding region.

Discover one of Southeast Asia’s most pristine expanses of wilderness, explore the vast blanket of tropical rainforest, and soak up the mountain, marsh, plain and river landscapes.

Four Rivers Floating Camp or Canvas and Orchid are  great bases from which to experience this region. Kayak through mangrove waterways, visit magnificent waterfalls and trek through jungle pathways.

For something very luxurious, stay at Shinta Mani Wild.