easy
2–4 hours per visit session
Basic fitness is sufficient; expect moderate walking on uneven terrain.
Step beyond typical nature tours with a visit to Wildlife Alliance’s release station in Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains. Gain rare insight into wildlife rescue and rehabilitation efforts, surrounded by remote forests and authentic local culture.
Walking uneven, sandy trails through rainforest is common; proper footwear protects your feet.
Maintain quiet and distance when observing rehabilitated wildlife to avoid disturbing them before release.
Humidity and tropical heat can be intense; stay hydrated during your visit to the release station.
Cell service is unreliable; inform contacts ahead and plan accordingly for remote conditions.
The Cardamom Mountains are one of Southeast Asia’s last great rainforests, historically home to indigenous communities and vital wildlife corridors.
Wildlife Alliance’s work combats illegal trafficking and promotes species recovery, involving local communities to sustain long-term ecological balance.
Protect your feet on trails that can range from sandy to muddy.
Keep mosquitos and biting insects at bay in Cambodia’s humid forest environment.
summer|spring|fall|winter specific
Staying hydrated is crucial during hikes and station visits.
Useful for sudden tropical showers common in wet seasons.
summer|spring|fall specific