Bengal Florican Half Day
A half-day grassland outing from Siem Reap focused on the Critically Endangered Bengal Florican, with additional seasonal wetland and open-country birds.
About this tour
About two hours from Siem Reap, the Bengal Florican Conservation Area protects one of the remaining strongholds of this Critically Endangered species. The half-day format concentrates on seasonally inundated outer-floodplain grassland, with smaller scrub patches adding variety to the habitat.
Bengal Florican is the principal target, but the area can also hold Sarus Crane, Small Buttonquail, Oriental Skylark, Greater Spotted Eagle, harriers, pratincoles, ducks, storks and reed-warblers. Manchurian Reed Warbler is another possibility. Sightings vary with season, water levels and the movements of wild birds.
The outing combines a focused search with a direct conservation benefit: part of the tour revenue supports work intended to protect the florican population and its threatened grassland habitat. It is a compact option for birders who want a specialist site without committing to a multi-day route.
Planning a wider trip? Read our birdwatching guide to Cambodia.
Birds you can spot
Locations & map
- Bengal Florican Conservation Area - Siem Reap Province Cambodia
Availability & pricing
Availability: Available on request · Season: Year-round; seasonal bird activity varies
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Insurance & Safety
Are bird and wildlife sightings guaranteed?
No. The experienced guides plan the route around seasonal conditions and recent activity, but all wildlife sightings remain unpredictable.
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Ask about this tour before booking. Your preferred date is optional and availability will be confirmed after your inquiry.