You don’t walk into this Cambodian hotel — you zipline in. At Shinta Mani Wild, tucked deep in the Cambodian rainforest, it takes 98 steps and two ziplines through the jungle just to reach the lobby. From there, it only gets wilder: butlers wear camouflage, and guests ride around in American-made Jeeps from the Vietnam War.
To date, the Wildlife Alliance has rescued civet cats, turtles, and sun bears — and confiscated over 14,000 snares, 800 chainsaws, and 46 guns from poachers in the forest. This is not your typical luxury escape — it’s adventure with a mission.
CNBC's Monica Pitrelli takes us inside.
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