Sen Monorom attractions

The 3000-sq-km Seima Protected Forest hosts the country’s greatest treasure trove of mammalian wildlife. Besides unprecedented numbers of black-shanked doucs and yellow-cheeked crested gibbons, an estimated 150 wild…

Plunging into the dense jungle below, this is one of Cambodia's most impressive falls. Famous throughout the country, this double-drop waterfall has an upper tier of some 10m and a spectacular lower tier with a thun…

Looming over the northeast corner of the air strip, Wat Phnom Doh Kromom has Mondulkiri’s best sunset vista, where a wooden platform lets you take in the views over Sen Monorom. Continue another 5km north beyond to …

Dak Dam Waterfall is 25km southeast of Sen Monorom, several kilometres beyond the Bunong village of Dak Dam. It's very difficult to find without assistance, so it’s best to take a moto (motorcycle taxi) or local gui…

A 10m drop into a popular swimming hole, Monorom Falls is pretty if you can avoid the crowds and the attendant litter. From the west side of the air strip, head northwest for 2.3km, turn left and proceed 1.5km. Ther…

Romanear is a low, wide waterfall with some convenient swimming holes. Set 18km southeast of Sen Monorom, it's very difficult to find without assistance, so it’s best to take a moto (motorcycle taxi) or local guide.

The second Romanear Waterfall is known rather originally as Romanear II. It's near the main road between Sen Monorom and Snuol.

This roundabout includes a statue of the kouprey, a wild ox that was once the national animal of Cambodia (but is now believed to be extinct).