
Jungle treks
Guided walks along old poaching and logging trails, now patrolled by rangers.
Twelve safari tents inside Botum Sakor National Park, on the Preak Tachan River in Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains.
Botum Sakor National Park18,073 hectares of protected rainforest.
The campTwelve safari tents. One slow river.
The promiseEvery night you stay funds the rangers who guard it.
Nestled in the heart of Botum Sakor National Park, Cardamom Tented Camp offers an immersive eco-adventure experience. Stay in safari-style tents, dine at the Riverbank Restaurant, and unwind in the untouched wilderness while supporting vital conservation efforts.


Step into the heart of Botum Sakor National Park, Cambodia’s largest and most biodiverse protected area.
Embark on unforgettable experiences in the heart of Botum Sakor National Park. Trek through dense jungle trails, kayak along the Preak Tachan River, and join a night boat safari to spot nocturnal wildlife.

Guided walks along old poaching and logging trails, now patrolled by rangers.

Paddle the Preak Tachan and its creeks. Smooth-coated otters hunt the banks.

Glide across the Preak Tachan, from one bank of the forest to the other.

Kingfishers, hornbills and the rare Lesser Adjutant, from your tent's patio.

Torches on the water, eyeshine in the trees. The forest's other shift.

Stay more than two nights and join Wildlife Alliance rangers deep in the park.
Real adventure is just beyond your tent.








After dark the guides take the boat upriver with a torch. Move yours through the trees.
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$393 per person, from
Trek abandoned poaching trails, kayak the Preak Tachan, meet the rangers.

$523 per person, from
An extra day to reach the remote parts of the park with a guide.

$302 per person, from
Special rates for residents and expats, same tents and adventures.
At Cardamom Tented Camp, sustainability is at the core of everything we do. By protecting Botum Sakor National Park, we help preserve vital habitats for endangered wildlife while supporting the local community through eco-tourism and education initiatives.