The Bousra Waterfall is one of the most popular and scenic tourist destinations in the Mondulkiri province of eastern Cambodia. Known for its natural beauty and tranquility, it is definitely a must-see for anyone traveling in the area.

The waterfall is divided into two stages. The first, and more impressive stage, cascades water around 25 meters down into a large pool. The second stage, a short walk downstream, is smaller but just as charming. Each stage provides a unique experience and stunning views.

Bousra Waterfall is surrounded by verdant forests, filled with wildlife and unique flora and fauna, making it an ideal spot for eco-tourism. Visitors can also interact with the Phnong ethnic group inhabiting the area, offering an insight into the local culture, traditions, and way of life.

A plethora of activities awaits visitors at Bousra Waterfall. From swimming in the crystal-clear pools, picnicking by the falls, hiking to photography, and immersing in the serene environment, there's something for everyone. There are also several food stalls, restaurants, and souvenir shops nearby catering to tourists.

Reaching Bousra Waterfall involves a ride through the scenic countryside of Mondulkiri, which in itself is a delightful experience. So, pack your bathing suit, a picnic and get ready for an adventure of a lifetime at Bousra Waterfall.

Note: During the dry season, the waterfall may reduce to a trickle, so it is generally best visited during the rainy season, typically from June to November.

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