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Cambodia Adventure Tours
Explore historic Cambodia from a different perspective- cycling past ancient wonders, camping near monasteries, trekking in remote hill tribes, or paddling through a mangrove forest. Witness fascinating cultures, visit world-renowned attractions and explore nature's beauty as you travel off the beaten path and in to the heart of Cambodia. Whether you are seeking a serious cycling journey or a soft trek, the options are endless.
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Seeing the temples of Angkor for the first time is an unforgettable experience, but what makes this trip special is the sights you'll see from the seat of your bike and the people you'll meet as you trek through small villages. Exploring the ancient Khmer ruins that surround Siem Reap in this manner brings you closer to the land and gives you a chance to feel the harmonious blend of the Cambodian nature and architecture.
Step away from the ordinary and in to the extraordinary with this trekking adventure through the Temples of Angkor. Be prepared to be overwhelmed by the kaleidoscope of history, natural beauty, and culture of Cambodia as you traverse the countryside on foot. Your trek begins from the charming town of Siem Reap. Head out to the Rolous group temples where crumbling towers remain from the 8th and 9th century. Cross through the countryside, along dirt paths, to Phnom Bok and your campsite for the evening
Experience the beauty of Cambodia’s religious monuments and countryside from a different perspective as you cycle your way around the Siem Reap province. As the former capital of the ancient Khmer Empire, this area is filled with hundreds of temples set amongst rice fields and small villages. Traveling by bike is the best way to see the grandeur of this country’s unique cultural heritage.
Cycling amongst the ruins of the Angkor Temples is a truly magical experience. Wind through leafy streets where temples peek out from behind towering trees. Venture to the countryside to discover solitary temples surrounded by endless rice paddies. Embrace the natural beauty and man-made wonders as you cruise silently through the streets and villages around Siem Reap on this cycling journey.
The unique region of Ratanakiri, situated in the northeast of Cambodia, is a beautifully preserved example of the country's traditional way of life. Lush bamboo forests, waterfalls, rivers and vistas towards neighbouring China compose this regions stunning landscape.
Cambodia is a country so rich in history that to truly enjoy it takes time. It has overcome recent civil war with incredible resilience and boasts some of the most spectacular jungle and religious monuments in Asia.
Travel on two wheels from the southern islands of Laos into the temple-rich countryside of Cambodia. Get up close and personal with the locals, their culture, and the beautiful scenery as you cycle along quiet country roads and through small villages. Learn about sustainable tourism projects happening in the region and stay at several eco-lodges on this remarkable journey.
The Saigon to Angkor Wat Bike Ride takes you through 500 kilometres of history, culture, and fantastic scenery. Ride past plantations, across waterways, and through villages in the lush Mekong Delta and cross to the countryside and ancient temples of Cambodia. Set out from bustling Ho Chi Minh City and travel south to where the Mekong River branches over the flat planes in to thousands of small waterways.
Though the ruins of Angkor and the beaches of Sihanoukville area already drawing visitors to Cambodia, much of the country remains relatively unexplored. On this adventure, you will cross the former Khmer empire as you cycle through rice paddies fringed with sugar palms, past craggy mountains clad in jungle, to the country's sparkling unspoiled coastline.
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