Travel Guide to Bousra Waterfall

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, start from Sen Monorom, the capital of Mondulkiri Province. Head southeast on National Road 76 for approximately 20 kilometers. You'll pass through lush greenery and local villages. Keep an eye out for signs pointing to Bousra Waterfall. After about 20 kilometers, turn right onto a smaller road, which is well-marked with signs directing you to the waterfall. Continue on this road for another 10 kilometers until you reach the entrance to Bousra Waterfall. There may be a small entrance fee (around $1 per person) to access the park.

• Public Transportation

  For those using public transportation, you can catch a local bus or shared taxi from Sen Monorom to Bousra village. The ride will take about 30-40 minutes. Once you arrive in Bousra village, look for a motorbike taxi or a tuk-tuk that can take you the remaining 10 kilometers to the waterfall entrance. Make sure to negotiate the fare beforehand; it should cost around $3-5. Upon arriving at the waterfall area, there may be an entrance fee of about $1 per person.

• Motorbike Rental

  Another popular option is to rent a motorbike in Sen Monorom. After renting, take National Road 76 southeast for about 20 kilometers. Watch for signs to Bousra Waterfall and turn right onto the smaller road. Continue for another 10 kilometers until you reach the entrance. This option gives you more flexibility to explore the area. Ensure you have a valid license and wear a helmet, and be prepared to pay an entrance fee of around $1 upon arrival.