Day 01: Arrival Phnom Penh - Ride: No cycling (-/ -/ D)

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Arrival in Phnom Penh by boat from Chao Dock, An English-speaking guide will pick you up from the dock and take you to the hotel. Normally, we arrival in Phnom Penh at noon time, it might be possible to go sightseeing at the Royal Palace situated on the site of the former citadel, and National museum which offers a charming setting for the display of a stunning collection of Khmer art. We do need to leave a bit of time in the afternoon for a pre-departure briefing and bike fitting before we go for our welcome dinner. Roof top of FCC is a nice place to enjoy a drink with a whole view of Capital. Make sure to have fun discovering the city! Overnight in Phnom Penh

Day 02: Phnom Penh- City tours - Ride: 32km (B/ -/ -)

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After breakfast, we will ride our bikes about 16 km south of the city to Choeung Ek, a mass gravesite known to the locals as the Killing fields after the popular movie of Roland Joffre. The Khmer Rouge regime under Pol Pot controlled Cambodia from 1975 to 1979. Return to the city center and visit the Toul Sleng museum. Rest of the afternoon or you can have time to explore Russian market or Central market by your own. Overnight in Phnom Penh


Day 03: Phnom Penh-Kep - Ride: 78km (B/ L/ -)

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Transfer by bus to Tani Village to start our cycle to the south towards the Kep City. We will travel through countryside, passing bucolic villages and scenic rice paddies. On the way, we will have plenty of opportunities of break to visit Buddhist temples and villages, to meet monks and farmers and learn about Khmer culture and rural life. After about 45 km of cycling we will stop for picnic lunch at Phnom Vor village that used to be a battle field during the civil war in Cambodia 1970-1998. Then we will arrive in the provincial capital city of Kep in late afternoon. After chek-in at our hotel, you will have some time to rest your legs before heading out to dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight in Kep city

Day 04: Kep city - Ride: 45kmCambodia bike Vietnam (B/ L/ -)

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Today, we will ride our bike to Kampot province. Be ready to take picturesque photos of people at work in the rice fields, driving oxcarts and other strange vehicles. We will also cross swarms of school children by bike on the way to school as well as peaceful water buffaloes lying on pond along the road. We will stop en route for a picnic lunch at the rapids at Tekchhou, giving us time to rest our legs and enjoy the landscape and durian farms. In the late afternoon we will return back to our hotel in Kep by bus which we will drive pass the town to see the old French colonial building in Kampot, this evening you will have time  to relax yourself with a drink at hotel. Overnight in Kep city

Day 05: Kep-SihanoukVille -  Ride: 48km (B/ -/ -)

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Today, transfer by bus about 90km along the coast, on the scenic national road 3 which roves between the Gulf of Thailand and the Elephant mountains, passing some colorful fishing villages to Kong Keng airport to start our cycling to Sihanoukville, our destination of the day. This is Cambodia’s leading beach resort. There are white-sand beaches around the headland, unspoilt islands off the coast and the popular Khal Chhay waterfall near town. Normally, we will arrive hotel at about 4pm to check in our hotel. Overnight at Sihanoukville

Day 06: SihanoukVille - Ride: 21km (B/ -/ -)

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Today, our bus driver will transfer us to the dirt road to meet our bike then we ride our bike through the jungle to Kbal Chay waterfall at there we can enjoy swimming with the local people and some nice photos, after we spend our time a while then we will continue with our bike to meet our bus to drive us back to the hotel. You will be free at leisure of this afternoon to enjoy the lovely beaches or relax in the hotel. Overnight in Sihanoukville



Day 07: SihanoukVille - Boat trip - Ride: No cycling (B/ -/ -)

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Today, we will organize a boat trip on the Gulf of Thailand. There are several nearby islands with good snorkeling waters and white sand beaches. The boat will stop close to islands with rocky reefs providing a rich marine life for snorkeling before to shore to an island with uninhabited sandy beaches where you will relax while your guide will prepare BBQ lunch. Later, you will return to Sihanoukville with one or two more snorkeling stops. Overnight at Sihanoukville


Day 08: SihanoukVille-Phnom Penh - Ride: 33km (B/ L/ -)

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This morning, after breakfast, we will return at Phnom Penh. This journey will take us about 4 hours and we will arrive in Phnom Penh at noon time for check-in before having lunch. Then in the late afternoon we will cycle to Koh Dach Village, also known as Mekong Island, a fairly touristy island jutting from the Mekong. This 12-km-long island is famous for its weaving and you can learn some tips about silk work. Overnight in Phnom Penh


Day 09: Phnom Penh–Siem Reap - Ride: No cycling (B/ -/ -)

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Breakfast at the hotel, we will drive to Siem Reap the gateway to the outstanding temples of Angkor. This journey will take about 6hours. Along the way, we will stop at the Skun Village. If you are looking for a snack, you will get the chance to taste the local specialty, the delicious famous fried spiders (Tarantula called A ping in Khmer). Never try, never know, that’s our motto! After check in you will have time to relax before we go to the temple of Phnom Bakheng which stands on a hill to enjoy the sunset on the stunning temple of Angkor Wat (weather permitting!) Overnight in Siem Reap


Day 10: Siem Reap–Angkor -  Ride: 30km (B/ -/ -)

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Today, we will ride our bicycle to the temples complex.The first stop is the jungle temple of Ta Prohm that looks as many of the monuments did when European explorers first laid eyes on them. Continue to bike through the Victory gate to reach the royal city of Angkor Thom, and then, Bayon, Baphoun, Elephant terrace and the Terrace of Leper king. In the afternoon, we will visit Angkor Wat, the largest and most impressive of all the temples. Overnight in Siem Reap


Day 11: Banteay Srey -  Ride: 75km (B/ -/ -)

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This morning, we will cycle to Angkor and then continue 20 km north of the main group of temples, through the countryside, to reach the magnificent Banteay Srei temple – the Citadel of women. On the way back, we will stop at the Cambodian Landmine museum and Rehabilitation Centre which promotes mine awareness and education for both tourists and Cambodian people. Then we will cycle back to the hotel and you will have time to relax by the swimming pool before our farewell dinner with Apsara show. Overnight in Siem Reap

Day 12: Siem Reap-Tonle Sap -  Ride: 30km (B/ L/ -)

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Today, we cycle along the Siem Reap River to Tonle Sap lake the biggest lake of Southeast Asia. It swells to ten times its normal size during the wet season. We will take a boat for two hours, passing through the floating villages, to see how local people run their daily lives. During the boat trip we will stop to visit a bird garden and a fishing farm, as well as the floating school. During the wet season, a lovely swim in this huge fresh water reservoir is a nice experience. We will return to the hotel before having lunch in town and free at leisure in the afternoon to explore Siem Reap on your own before transfer at the airport.


Trip Price Included

•  11 nights' accommodation in Superior rooom with daily breakfast,4 lunches ,dinner
•  Professionall English speaking Tour guide
•  All ground transportation as mention on the itinerary
•  Sightseeing fee and entrance fee during guiding
•  water, snack, soft drink, fruit, during cycling as mention on the itinerary
•  Mountain bike cycle
•  All transfers
•  Truck or bus sponsor behind during cycling
•  Boat trip to island in Sihanoukville with BBQ lunch & onto Tonle Sap - Mechanics and all bike tools
•  First kids

Trip Price Excluded:

• International airfares
• Travel insurance and bike helmet (compulsory)
• Items of a personal nature
• Alcoholic beverages and soft drinks
• Mineral water beyond that supplied
• Optional excursions
• Additional transport required due to any emergency
• Personal expenses such as telephone and laundry bills
• Visa fees
• Departure taxes
• Helmet
• All kind of the cycling gear

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