Birding Holiday in Cambodia and Angkor Wat

Birding Cambodia and Angkor Wat.

The fascinating Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument in the world, built as a Hindu temple in the early 12th century, but gradually transformed into a Buddhist Temple. It is the most important tourist attraction of Cambodia and obviously on many people’s bucket lists. But there is also excellent birding available nearby.
Our tour to Cambodia focuses on the unique birds and especially several Critically Endangered species such as Giant Ibis, White-shouldered Ibis, and White-winged Duck. We run this tour in cooperation with Sam Veasna Center for Wildlife Conservation – the prime conservation organization in Cambodia with projects aiming to conserve threatened birds.

After the main tour, we offer an extension for serious birders, Feb 7-11, to hike Mt Aural in the Cardamom Mountains for the endemic Cambodia Laughing-Thrush and several endemic subspecies.
See detailed itinerary clicking this link.