Cambodia is home to some of the most significant populations of mammalian wildlife in Asia. Endangered species such as leopards, tigers, bantams, gaur, barking deer and the near-extinct Kouprey the Kingdom's national animal and the world's rarest large mammal have been sighted off the beaten path. In addition, wild elephants still roam remote pristine forests and monkeys and snakes abound in mountainous areas.
While the international market for endangered species poses a great threat to the preservation of the Kingdom?s wildlife, conservationists strive to research, document and preserve them.
Wat Phnom, the namesake and symbol of the capital city of Phnom Penh, sets ...
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3km (6mn) From Provincial Town. Nature Wildlife Preserves, Location: Road ...
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Royal Palace Phnom Penh Situated on the site of the former Citadel, it was ...
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The White Elephant Pagoda, more formally known as Pagoda Tahm-rai-saw, is ...
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O Da Rapids is a river picnic area that the locals head out to on weekends ...
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