Sambor Prei Kuk Cycling

08.30 am, our guide meets you in Phnom Penh at the meeting point. He/she will take around 20 minutes to brief you on the tour itinerary and safety. We will bike to the Mekong River and cross it by ferry. Then we will continue our ride among the villages where weaving is done. After stopping to visit one family doing silk weaving, we continue to ride to visit two islands in the Mekong River (Koh Oukatey and Koh Dach). High team in the village at Bong Thea’s house (fruits, snacks, and drinks), and continue to ride along the riverside of Mekong, upstream to Kampong Cham. We aim to ride between 60-70 km today and the rest will be transferred by the support vehicle to the destination of Kampong Cham. Check-in at the hotel upon arrival, the late afternoon the guide and driver will drive you to visit the local village in Koh Pen (one of the islands in the Mekong River in Kampong Cham Province). The interesting of Koh Pen is the Bamboo Bridge, the longest bamboo bridge in Cambodia, it is built only in the dry season (lower water period from December to June). You will follow our tour guide across the bamboo bridge to the island, where you will see the village, the farms, and the monastery. Then you will return by car and enjoy dinner in Kampong Cham downtown.

After breakfast at the hotel, today we will ride 70 km from Krong Kampong Cham to Stung Trong, and Chamkar Leu, then transfer by support vehicle to Kampong Thom. On the way, we will visit Koh Krabie (Mekong Island), and Wat Hanchey (Hanchey Pagoda), many stops for local farms and rubber plantations to visit. On arrival at Kampong Thom downtown, check-in at the hotel and free at leisure. In the late afternoon, you will hop on a tuk-tuk with our guide and explore the small town of Stung Saen (Kampong Thom City). You will then have dinner at a local restaurant.

Breakfast at the hotel.

We will cycle along the Stung Sen River and the back road to Sambor Prei Kuk, where we will see many villages, pagodas, schools, rice fields, and farms. We will reach Sambor Prei Kuk Temple after 45 km of biking, with stops at villages and a snack break. A local guide from the Sambor Prei Kuk community will show us the temple complex and tell us about the history of each temple. We will bid farewell to our guide and bike to our goal of 70km, then take the support vehicle to Prey Prass for lunch. We will continue to Siem Reap, stopping briefly at Naga Bride, a 12th-century monument built by a famous Khmer King.

You will get to Siem Reap around 5 pm, where we will drop you off and end our service. Dinner and accommodation are not included.