A family in Mondulkiri, Cambodia
The eastern highlands

Homestays in Mondulkiri

Indigenous highland culture, forest treks and cool nights.

In short

Mondulkiri's homestays are in Bunong villages around Sen Monorom, in the rolling highlands near the Vietnamese border. The Bunong are the province's indigenous people; staying with a family is the best way into their forests, farms and traditions.

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September 2026 - community tourism listings

Photo: Asteiner, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)

At a glance

The short version

Stay
With a family, arranged through the community
Rooms
Simple - mattress, mosquito net, shared bathroom
Pay
Cash, in US dollars or riel
Rates
Set by the community, confirmed on enquiry

Questions travellers ask

Do I need to speak Khmer?
No. Community schemes have an English-speaking contact, and hosts are used to guests.
What should I bring?
Cash in small notes, a torch, repellent, modest clothes and a small gift if you like - fruit or school supplies, not sweets.
Can you book it for me?
Yes. Tell us your dates and we arrange the stay, the transport and a guide.
1 homestay

Where to stay with a family

Tell us your dates and we will confirm availability and rates at whichever suits you.

Sen Monorom highlands

Bunong Village Homestay

Bunong communities in the villages around Sen Monorom host guests with families and lead treks into the surrounding forest, farms and waterfalls. The Bunong are Mondulkiri's indigenous people, and a homestay organised through a community project is the most respectful way to visit.

Province
Mondulkiri
Getting there
Villages within driving distance of Sen Monorom
Rooms
Family house, mattress and mosquito net, shared bathroom
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