• Siem Reap - The tour guide and driver will collect guests from their hotels between 7:00 am and 8:00 am.
• Beng Mealea - Beng Mealea temple, embraced by nature, is a 12th-century temple constructed under Suryavarman II, surrounded by a moat measuring 1.2 km by 900 m. It shares the same floor plan as Angkor Wat but on a smaller scale, offering a serene experience without the crowds of Angkor. The site covers over 1 sq-km and is largely enveloped by vegetation.
• Koh Ker Temple - Once the capital of the Angkor Empire from 928 to 944, it includes a series of temples and monuments scattered across 81 sq-km of jungle. Only a few temples are accessible to visitors, with Prasat Krahom and Prasat Thom being the most popular.
• Prasat Linga 1 or Prasat Thnoeng - This square shrine, monumental in scale, shares its layout and likely its purpose with three others aligned on a north-south axis, while also relating to the east-west axis of Prasat Thom. These massive linga shrines lack roofs, possibly unfinished or originally made from perishable materials that have not survived.

They all feature a sandstone base with steps on each side leading to false doors on the east, north, and south, and an open doorway on the western side. In some areas, finely carved decorations can still be seen around the base, while the sandstone walls remain plain. Inside, the linga pedestal retains its spout leading out the north wall, adorned with floral swirls, hanging lotus garlands, and standing lions projecting from each side as if to support everything. The perfectly shaped linga features a decorative line around its perimeter base, tapering upward at the center on one side.

• Prasat Kraham ប្រាសាទក្រហម - A site originally consisting of three brick towers.
• Krachap temple - One of the larger secondary monuments at Koh Ker, Prasat Krachap holds a similar position, east of the Rahal, and exhibits a similar intriguing mixture.

• Trek mountain bike & Helmet
• Hotel pick up & Drop Off
• Bottled water & Snacks
• Cold Bottled water & cold towel

• Gratuities (optional)
• Personal expenses

Siem Reap becomes truly enchanting at sunset, and this bike tour offers a chance to discover the picturesque countryside. Escape the bustling streets of Siem Reap and pedal along dirt paths and rural lanes, passing by palm groves and verdant rice fields. Pause during the journey to interact with locals in a traditional village, then proceed to a vantage point to witness the mesmerizing sunset.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.