Cold & dry winds dry up Mondulkiri’s hills and dirt roads turn dusty. Indigenous farmers often use seasonal fire for clearing fields. Winter nights can get windy & downright cold in Sen Monorom.
A sweater, long sleeves and socks are essential in the evenings.
In early March, the weather gets warmer. As the heat builds up, the first annual showers or “Mango rains” arrive.
Mondulkiri’s hills turn green again between March & April. In this season, there are many beautiful seasonal flowers and it’s the best time for bird watching.
Mondulkiri's wet season is lush & green. If you're trekking in the wet season - It is the best time for viewing wildlife.
July & early August can still have sunny days & dry mornings, while afternoons & evenings are usually rainy.
1. REUSABLE WATER BOTTLE
You can refill your bottle instead of buying more bottles.
2. REUSABLE FOOD CONTAINER OR LUNCHBOX
For waste free takeout meals.
3. REUSABLE SHOPPING BAG
Pack your shopping without plastic.
4. WARM CLOTHES
Mondulkiri’s nights can be very cold, especially December – February, so always pack long sleeves and socks.
5. GOOD SHOES
Protect your feet while hiking / trekking.
6. FLASHLIGHT
In case of power cuts or for walking around at night.
7. RAINCOAT / UMBRELLA
Especially during the wet months: March - October
8. INSECT REPELLENT
For enjoying nature safely.
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