Phnom Aoral Rewilding: 2 Aya Ceremonies

With Eileen, Raksmey and Harley

Flexible Dates

Address: Phnum Aoral, ឃុំ ត្រពាំងជោ, Cambodia

Contact: Eileen
Eileen@somaya.org
+85517994642

  • $1,255.00 – Program Price

Phnom Aural, the highest peak in Cambodia, stands at an elevation of approximately 1,813 meters (5,948 feet). Located in the Kampong Speu province, it is part of the Cardamom Mountain Range, a remote and pristine area known for its rich biodiversity and stunning natural beauty.

Imagine embarking on a journey to Phnom Aural, winding your way through lush, dense forests and rugged terrain. As you ascend the mountain, the air becomes crisper, and the surrounding landscape unfolds before you. Towering trees surround the trail, their leaves rustling in the gentle breeze.

As you take in the awe-inspiring vista, you may choose to rest and savor the peacefulness of the moment. The silence is interrupted only by the occasional bird call or the whisper of the wind. The cool air invigorates you, and you feel a deep connection to the natural world surrounding you.

The two ceremonies will take place camping overnight, witnessing the starry night sky and the symphony of nocturnal sounds. Phnom Aural leaves an indelible mark on your memory. It is a testament to the beauty and diversity of Cambodia’s natural landscapes, offering a glimpse into the country’s hidden treasures.

This unique program offers a short trek to the nearby waterfall that is not to be missed.

About the Leaders

Eileen

In my twenties, I began my work in the beauty parlor corridor of a Khmer market - seated cross-legged on warm tile with a deck of tarot cards and little more than intuition. There, I learned my first lesson in power: how easily certainty seduces, and how sacred it is to help someone trust their […]

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Harley

Some paths begin with ambition. Mine began with initiation. I trained barefoot on red Cambodian soil - repeating strikes until breath steadied and thought fell silent. Khmer martial arts was not a performance. It was an inheritance carried in tendons and bone. I learned early that power is not projection. It is alignment. My formal […]

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