Top 5 Ethical Adventures in Cambodia

Top 5 Ethical Adventures in Cambodia

In November 2015 the ‘Abroad Guide’ featured an article on 5 ethical adventures in Cambodia to visit.  The Mondulkiri Project was listed #1 .

“……if you linger a little longer in Cambodia you can find some awesome off-the-beaten-track travel adventures that also help out the local people, environment and wildlife”.

Read the full the article in ‘Abroad Guide’

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