Green Getaways in Cambodia

Green Getaways in Cambodia

In Cambodia, sustainability means experiencing its culture and natural wonders while making a positive impact on the environment. A stay at the Cardamom Tented Camp, an eco-camp supported by conservation efforts in the Cardamom Mountains, is an example of this. Guests can learn about local conservation projects, spot rare wildlife, and plant trees to offset their carbon footprints.

Sam Veasna Center for Wildlife Conservation offers birdwatching tours and supports conservation efforts in Cambodia’s lesser-known wildlife areas. 

Luxury holidays in Cambodia can also be sustainable, offering discerning travellers the chance to make a positive impact.

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Community Empowerment

Travel with a purpose by supporting sustainable community-based tourism initiatives and projects.

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Eco-Friendly Accommodation

Stay in eco-lodges and responsible resorts that prioritise environmental sustainability and reduce carbon footprint.

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Wildlife Conservation

Participate in ethical wildlife encounters and contribute to the conservation of endangered species and their habitats.

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Sustainable Transportation

Explore the country with low-impact modes of transportation, such as cycling and electric tuk-tuks, reducing carbon emissions and supporting local businesses.

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Tips to Leave a Positive Footprint in Cambodia

Participate in ecotourism activities like bird watching, wildlife safari, and jungle trekking, and support the local conservation efforts.

Choose eco-friendly accommodations like ecolodges and homestays, which contribute to the local economy and have a minimal impact on the environment.

Use sustainable modes of transportation like cycling, walking, and using public transport to explore the cities and countryside, and reduce your carbon footprint.

Avoid purchasing souvenirs made from endangered species or those that have been illegally obtained, and instead, support local artisans and businesses.

Eat at locally-owned restaurants, visit local markets, and participate in community-based tourism initiatives to support the local economy and promote sustainable tourism.