Coral-billed Ground-Cuckoo Tour - Changkran Roy

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Changkran Roy Community Forest is renowned as one of the few sites where you can reliably see Coral-billed Ground-Cuckoo and Bar-bellied Pitta. With rolling hills and streams the semi-evergreen habitat is ideal for mammals, butterflies and dragonflies.

Coral-billed Ground-Cuckoo tour to Changkran Roy is an ideal option for a bird photography experience just a short drive from Siem Reap. The Changkran Roy Ecotourism Committee has maintained photography hides to enhance the experience and increase your chances of spotting the target birds.

The community forest is home to mammals such as banteng, various bat species as well as butterflies and dragonflies. Other key species regularly seen here are Oriental bay Owl, Blyth's Frogmouth, Brown Boobook, Collared Scops Owl, and Asian-barred Owlet  Check the full list here . 

Besides its wildlife value, the community forest plays an important role in conservation by providing local people with alternative livelihoods through community-based ecotourism, guiding, accommodation, and other visitor services. Whilst the facilities here are quite basic, SVC Tours are actively working with the community to make improvements.

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    • Accommodation - Wooden cabins with Ceiling fan
    • National Park Entry Fees
    • Local guide and services fees
    • All meals and fresh drinking water provided
    • Mandatory Conservation Contributions to the Village Development Fund
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      Trip Insurance, it is strongly recommended that you travel with insurance.

      请注意
        • Transport is in a 4x4 airconditioned car.
        • When to go: whilst there is the chance to see target species throughout the year, the dry season months between November and May increase the chances significantly.
        • Tip or gratuity is at your own discretion, please follow tipping policy guidance when visiting the community
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          • Sun hat, Sun cream, insect repellent, and head torch.
          • Light clothing covering shoulders and knees - this is especially relevant when visiting temples and religious sites. Clothing should not be bright when birding. Shoes should be closed-toed, and raingear is advisable in the wet season.
          • Small denominations of money for incidental purchases.
          • Ear plugs are recommended for multi-day tours. The sound of nature at night in remote areas can be loud.