Tourisme responsable

Tourisme responsable

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Sanctuaires éthiques, éco-lodges et initiatives locales de conservation.

Comment voyager au Cambodge sans peser sur des écosystèmes fragiles ni sur les communautés qui vous accueillent ? La question revient souvent dans les échanges avec nos bureaux de Phnom Penh, et nos équipes sur place y répondent au quotidien en construisant des itinéraires qui font la part belle aux acteurs locaux.

Ce blog rassemble nos réflexions et retours de terrain sur le tourisme responsable au Cambodge. Vous y trouverez des pistes concrètes pour préparer un voyage qui respecte autant les temples d'Angkor que les villages où vous passerez la nuit. Chaque article s'appuie sur ce que nos guides francophones observent saison après saison, des rizières de Battambang aux villages flottants du Tonlé Sap.

Parmi les sujets régulièrement abordés :

  • Comment visiter Angkor en évitant la foule et en limitant l'usure des bas-reliefs
  • Choisir des hébergements communautaires en province de Battambang ou dans les Cardamomes
  • Soutenir la culture khmère à travers l'artisanat, les ateliers de soie et les écoles de cirque
  • Comprendre l'impact du tourisme sur la biodiversité des Cardamomes, l'un des derniers grands massifs forestiers d'Asie du Sud-Est
  • Voyager en saison sèche (novembre à avril) ou pendant la mousson : ce que cela change pour les habitants

Les articles évoluent au fil de nos repérages et des projets que nous suivons depuis notre agence locale francophone. L'idée n'est pas de cocher une case « écotourisme », mais de partager une manière plus juste de découvrir le pays, des rives du Mékong aux îles du Sud.

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Stay in the Chi Phat eco-tourism village, all activities

Once plagued by poaching, Chi Phat has embraced eco-tourism. Today, the village protects its forest while welcoming travelers into the heart of local life.

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Responsible Tourism

Stay in the Chi Phat eco-tourism village, all activities

Once plagued by poaching, Chi Phat has embraced eco-tourism. Today, the village protects its forest while welcoming travelers into the heart of local life.

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Where to See Elephants in Cambodia?

Seeing elephants in Cambodia requires choosing the right sanctuary. Between refuges, Bunong community projects, and guided excursions, Mondulkiri province offers the most credible options.

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Mekong: Cambodia Halts the Sambor Dam!

Cambodia suspends the Sambor Dam project on the Mekong, a decision welcomed to preserve Irrawaddy dolphins, migratory fish, and fishing villages.

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Sedge Straws: Replacing Plastic in Cambodia

Plastic pollution is overwhelming Cambodia's cities, canals, and countryside. Yet a new generation and local initiatives are paving the way toward more responsible habits.

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Elephant rides banned at Angkor

Elephant rides are coming to an end within the Angkor archaeological site.

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Responsible Tourism

The Trashtag Challenge Takes Hold in Cambodia

In Cambodia, the #Trashtag Challenge transforms social media into a call to action: clean up a polluted site, document the before-and-after, and remind everyone that each gesture truly matters.

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Here's why you shouldn't ride on the backs of elephants...

Refusing elephant rides is already taking action. In Cambodia, certain sanctuaries in Mondulkiri offer a different approach, centered on observation and genuine protection.

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A $500 Million Chinese Tourism Project in Koh Kong

Koh Kong's tourism development is accelerating with a project exceeding $500 million, presented by authorities as a driver for employment and provincial reputation.

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The Expedition of a Lifetime: Kayaking up the Mekong

Nine months, six countries, one mythical river: Arthur Fourdraine is preparing an extreme adventure on the Mekong, with the ambition to document the lives of riverside communities and local environmental threats.

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Cleanbodia: a company to watch

As plastic waste accumulates in Cambodian streets, Cleanbodia offers biodegradable bags and works to shift local practices toward sustainability.

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Volunteering in Cambodia

Volunteering in Cambodia requires thoughtful planning. To be truly beneficial, your commitment must address a real need, be sustained over time, and avoid the pitfalls of volunteer tourism.

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