• Cambodia Bird Guide Association
  • Cambodia Bird Guide Association
  • Cambodia Bird Guide Association
  • Cambodia Bird Guide Association
  • Cambodia Bird Guide Association
  • Cambodia Bird Guide Association
  • Cambodia Bird Guide Association
  • Cambodia Bird Guide Association

10-Day Ideal Cambodia

Daily Tour 10 days 9 nights
Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia , , , , , , Tour Guide: 10-Day Ideal Cambodia

10-day Ideal Cambodia

Experience almost Cambodia’s extremely rare species exist at a variety of excellent habitats and remote areas.The largest waterbird colony, In this unique tour, enable to see seven species of global significance: Spot-billed Pelican, Milky and Painted Storks, Lesser Adjutant, Greater Adjutant, Black-headed Ibis and Oriental Darter and Grey-headed Fish Eagle. The man-made reservoir where more than 300-Sarus Crane, a feeding ground in dry season and. The critically endangered mammal Eld’s Deer. Changkran Roy is the last evergreen forest remaining in Siem Reap is a good spot for Bar-bellied Pitta and Oriental Bay Owl.

Along with rare bustard, Bengal Blorican, discovered vast majority of the populations in the grassland including rare wintering migrants: Manchurian Reed Warbler and raptors Eastern Marsh-harrier, Siberian Rubythroat, and Small Buttonquail. Cambodia supports the largest remaining deciduous forest in the north, potentially for unique species such as Giant ibis, White-shouldered ibis, White-winged Duck, 17 species of Woodpeckers; Black-headed Woodpecker, Great slaty Woodpecker, Yellow-crowned Woodpecker. Savannah and Large-tailed Nightjars and Brown Fish Owl all being possible viewing at daytime along with Spotted and Brown Wood Owls, Collared and Oriental Scops Owl are also productive at night-birding. Cambodia’s Vulture Restaurant, Beong Toal, where three critically endangered species of vultures Red-headed, White-rumped, and Slender-billed Vultures come to feed.

DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION
Siem Reap – pick up from your hotel
DEPARTURE TIME
5.30 AM
INCLUDED
  • English speaking bird guide
  • Private air-con transportation
  • Entrance Fee, Local Guide/Ranger
  • Accommodation
  • Meal (D1 breakfast to D10 lunch)
  • Drinking water and fresh fruit
  • Cow for vulture
  • Conservation contribution
NOT INCLUDED
  • Tips
  • Personal expenses
  • Travel insurance

What to Expect

  • We will arrive back in Siem Reap or Phnom Penh around 5 pm.  We can either take you back to your hotel or to another destination of your choice in town.
  • Other things to bring: hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and insect repellent.
  • CBGA will provide drinking water in a big container to refill, so we request you to bring your own water bottle from home or from your hotel. It is our campaign to reduce plastic waste.

Note: The best time for this tour is from November to May.

Things to Bring and What to Wear                                                                                    

Most CBGA trips occur in the cool dry season from December to March. This is the best time to visit Cambodia when the daytime temperatures are low thirties and the heat is dry. Night time temperatures are typically in the low twenties though occasionally a cold snap will drop to 13 or 14. By the end of February / beginning of March the temperature has started to climb both day and night time reaching a peak in April / May.

Loose natural cloth clothing (with a hat) is most comfortable giving protection from the sun and mosquitoes. Most things are available in Siem Reap usually cheaper than in Europe or America but if your schedule allows little time the usual items for hot country countryside will help make your trip enjoyable; sun cream, mosquito repellent, a torch and earplugs.

Hiking boots which give ankle protection against the small risk of snakebites are recommended for the forest walks.