This fantastic journey, part of our Indochinamotorcycletours.com, begins in Siem Reap, the location of the renowned Angkor Wat, and travels through dense jungle, river crossings, muddy bogs, and a great single track. Our Cambodia Motorbike Tours offer some of the country’s best off-road riding and a thorough understanding of its history, spanning from the Angkor Era to the more recent Pol Pot Years. As always, the highlights include thrilling rides and cultural insights. For those seeking to explore further, our Laos Motorbike Tours provide similar adventures across the diverse landscapes of Indochina.
OFF-ROAD CAMBODIA FROM SIEM REAP TO ANLONG VENG 4 DAYS
Siem Reap - Koh Ker - Anlong Veng - Siem Reap
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We will set up a guide and transportation so you can learn about the fascinating history of this wonderful country. After that, we'll get together for dinner and go over the schedule for the tour. You'll stay in a cozy little hotel.
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Traverse a rutted, sandy, uneven single track that crosses streams and dense forests before arriving at Beng Melea. Lunch will be served in front of the historic temple, and then we'll continue exploring. Following the temple, we will go through the bush to Koh Ker, an isolated jungle temple complex, where we will spend the night.
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We will visit the Koh Ker temple complex, where you may ascend to the summit for breathtaking views of the jungle canopy. After that, we'll go to Anlong Veng across deep sand, wide single-track, river crossings, and dense forests. We will reach Anlong Veng, the former Khmer Rouge stronghold, where you can witness the defeat of Pol Pot's troops and their retreat into Thailand.
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After that, we return to Siem Reap. It's a beautiful ride back to Siem Reap, where the tour ends on enjoyable dirt roads through rubber plantations, even though it's more technical than in earlier days.
