At Pou Tang or Pou Loung village, for more intrepid is an elephant trek through the villages, jungle, up mountains and down, into valleys, and waterfalls, and then stay overnight in camp in the ethnic minority villages of Mondukiri Province. It was one big surprise, at Pou Tang village, to explore adjacent ethnic minority villages, which their traditional living continue to depend on the natural resources of the area. During an elephant trekking, visitors are able to view the customs, beliefs and daily activities of these ethnic minorities. Including picturesque natural tropical forests, stunning mountains, valleys and channels and a diverse wildlife all await the visitors in that area.
Monday, January 10, 2011
Elephant Trekking
At Pou Tang or Pou Loung village, for more intrepid is an elephant trek through the villages, jungle, up mountains and down, into valleys, and waterfalls, and then stay overnight in camp in the ethnic minority villages of Mondukiri Province. It was one big surprise, at Pou Tang village, to explore adjacent ethnic minority villages, which their traditional living continue to depend on the natural resources of the area. During an elephant trekking, visitors are able to view the customs, beliefs and daily activities of these ethnic minorities. Including picturesque natural tropical forests, stunning mountains, valleys and channels and a diverse wildlife all await the visitors in that area.
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