An 8-day Easy Rider motorcycle journey from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap via the Epic Northeast takes you off the beaten path through rubber plantations, riverside towns, and remote rural villages. You’ll swap bustling city streets for iconic dirt trails, ending at the magnificent temples of the ancient Angkor empire. An 8-day Easy Rider or motorbike journey from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap through Cambodia’s northeast offers a spectacular mix of river roads, rural villages, and ancient temples. Riders can explore off-the-beaten-path destinations like Kratie's dolphin grounds and the remote ruins of Koh Ker before ending at Angkor Wat.
Day 1 : Phnom Penh - Snuol ( L , D )
7:30 AM pick up from your hotel and leaving the chaos of Phnom Penh, we’ll cross the mighty Mekong river by ferry, after which we’ll head north, following the river before crossing back over on a one-kilometer bamboo bridge towards the riverside town of Kampong Cham. , There, we’ll stop for lunch before finishing the day with a ride through the rubber plantations that lead to the city of Snuol.
Riding: 255Km
Meals included: lunch, dinner
Accommodation: Chamrern Hengly Hotel/ Superior room or similar standard hotel
Day 2 : Snuol - Sen Monorom ( B , L , D )
Today it’s up to you to decide: should we cruise along the old «King’s Highway» or ride up into the winding mountain roads? In the afternoon you’ll have the option to visit an elephant sanctuary or the breath-taking Bou Sra waterfall which cascades over three stages., Riding: 151Km, Meals included: Breakfast, lunch, dinner, Accommodation: Natural Lodge/ Bungalow or similar standard hotel
Day 3 : Sen Monorom - Banlung ( B , L , D )
As we glide through the Mondulkiri province, we’ll ride along with parts of the infamous «Death Highway» - no fear! It is not mortally dangerous, but merely trying.,The highway offers a mix of dirt, sand, and mud tracks, as well as river crossings. By the end of the day, we will have arrived in the beautiful Ratanakiri province.
Riding: 141Km
Meals included: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Accommodation: Ratanakiri Lodge/ standard room or similar standard hotel
Day 4: Banlung ( B, L, D )
Rest up! Banlung has a lot to offer: located amid a dense tropical forest, it has an almost perfectly circular shape and turquoise waters to relax in. You can ride out to one of the many waterfalls, visit a remote hill tribe or relax by the clear waters of the Yeak Laom volcanic lake.
Riding: No
Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Ratanakiri Lodge/ standard room or similar standard hotel
Day 5 : Banlung - Stung Treng ( B , L , D )
If you’re feeling up for it, let’s hit the trails! Offering an exhilarating ride through sand and gravel tracks as well as several river crossings, and local trails will be difficult but rewarding. An easier option takes you directly west to our destination, Stung Treng, where you can ride alongside the Mekong river and explore local villages.
Riding: 163km
Meals included: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Accommodation: Mekong Bird/ standard room or similar standard hotel
Day 6 : Stung Treng - Laos Borders ( B , L , D )
We’ll cross the Mekong river in the morning and turn north to meet with the river again at the border of Cambodia and Laos. Here, we’ll hop on a wooden, long-tail boat in search of the rare Irrawaddy dolphin (Note: The dolphins now are very little of number due to the new power dams are building in Laos, so it is no guarantee to see the dolphin all the time but the view and scenery of the Mekong are still beautiful). Returning to our bikes, we’ll visit the Mekong rapids and then set out on the dirt roads that will bring us to Saem of Preah Vihear province.
Riding: 250km
Meals included: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Accommodation: Sopheak Mongkul Motel/ standard room or similar standard hotel
Day 7: Saem - Preah Vihea Temple - Koh Ker ( B, L, D )
An early morning ride up winding mountain roads will lead us to the spectacular mountain top temple of Preah Vihear, which is situated between the border of Cambodia and Thailand. Heading back down the mountain, we’ll set course for the remote temples of Koh Ker.
Riding: 170km
Meals included: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Accommodation: Basic Guesthouse in Koh Ker (private bathroom)
Day 8: Koh Ker - Siem Reap ( B, L )
Koh Ker, the former capital of the Khmer Empire, is home to over 180 temples and sanctuaries. We’ll hit up several of the most remarkable of these architectural monuments in the morning before setting out toward our final destination: Siem Reap.
Riding: 150km
Meals included: Breakfast, lunch
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Tour price : contact us
The price includes:
- English Speaking guide cum driver
- Accommodation in tour – 7 nights
- Transportation: Bikes and helmet ( client sit back our driver ) ( also can self driver )
- Gas for all bikes
- Meals as indicated (B= Breakfast, L= Lunch, D=Dinner)
- Government Taxes, Travel Permits
- Drinking water for riding day
- Entrance fees
The price excludes:
- Accommodation in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap
- Support transportation for luggage
- Visa, soft drinks, tips for guide and driver
- Meals not mentioned in the proposal
- Any other services not mentioned in the proposal
- Banking fees
- Travel insurance
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