Bou Sra Waterfall
Description
Bou Sra Waterfall is the one attraction place to visit in Mondulkiri Province where have location in Pich Chenda district about 43 kilometers northeast of Mondulkiri provincial town, Sen Monorom. Therefore Busra is considered by many to be the most beautiful waterfall in Mondulkiri.
How to get there?
Bousra waterfall is approximately about 43 kilometers from the provincial town of Sen Monorom and just 15 kilometers from the Vietnamese border, Travelers can reach the site by car or motorcycle, as the roads are well-maintained, making for a smooth journey.
Thing to do
At Bou Sra Waterfall in Mondulkiri, Cambodia, visitors can enjoy a variety of activities amid stunning natural scenery:
Explore the Waterfalls: Bou Sra features a spectacular triple-tier waterfall with the first two tiers easily accessible. The first drop is about 8-12 meters high, while the second is more impressive at 18-25 meters, depending on the season. The third tier is less accessible and not recommended due to safety concerns
Picnic and Relax: The waterfall area has ample space for picnics, making it a popular spot for families and friends to rest and enjoy the surroundings. You can bring your own food or buy snacks and drinks from local vendors near the site.
Nature and Wildlife Watching: The surrounding tropical forests are rich with birds and wildlife, providing a peaceful environment for nature lovers and photographers.
Cultural Experience: Nearby villages of the Bunong ethnic minority offer opportunities to learn about traditional culture and crafts, such as local weaving.
At Bousra, which is very popular for local tourism, there are many people during holidays or public holidays. Many places sell food and organic fruits grown by the local residents.
Best time to visit
The best months to visit Bousra Waterfall depend on the experience you seek:
Rainy season (June to October): The waterfall is at its most dramatic and powerful, with fuller flows and lush green surroundings, ideal for those wanting to see the waterfall in its most spectacular form. However, roads and trails may be slippery and more challenging.
Dry season (November to April/May): Offers clearer skies, easier access, and more predictable weather, making it perfect for families, picnics, swimming, and photography. The waterfall flow is more harmonious but less intense. This season is generally recommended for most visitors.
Among the dry months, December and January are particularly pleasant due to cooler temperatures and dry weather, making these months especially comfortable for visiting.
In summary, for the most dramatic waterfall, visit between June and October; for easier access and comfortable weather, the best months are from November to April, with December and January being ideal.
Additional Information
Easy Access and Facilities: The waterfall is about 43 km from Sen Monorom, with good road access suitable for cars and motorbikes. Entrance for foreigners is $2.50.
