4 Days Siem Reap Easy Rider to Phnom Penh

Tour Itinerary

A 4-day Easy Rider or self-guided motorcycle tour from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh covers approximately 320 km to 400 km, depending on your route. The journey takes you through ancient temples, rural villages, and vibrant provincial towns, swapping the usual tourist buses for deep, immersive countryside exploration. This 4-Day Easy Rider Motorcycle Itinerary from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh takes you away from the standard highways and deep into Cambodia's true rural heart. Riding via the historic Kampong Thom and the scenic riverside of Kampong Cham, you will explore dirt trails, ancient ruins, and local cottage industries.This route balances roughly 100–160 km of riding per day, leaving plenty of time to stop, interact with locals, and avoid heavy saddle fatigue. 

• Morning: Meet your Easy Rider guide at 8:00 AM at your hotel for bike setup, gear fitting, and a safety briefing. Escape the city via red-dirt backroads, passing through vibrant rice paddies and traditional stilted villages. 
• Midday: Stop at Spean Praptos (Kampong Kdei Bridge), a magnificent 10th-century Khmer laterite bridge built during the Angkor Empire. Enjoy a local lunch nearby.
• Afternoon: Ride through the forest to reach Sambor Prei Kuk, a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring pre-Angkorian brick temples dating back to the 7th century. 
• Evening: Cruise into Kampong Thom town. Check into your hotel and enjoy a relaxed dinner along the Stung Sen River. 

• Morning: Gear up and head south toward Phnom Santuk, a sacred mountain. Climb the 809 steps (or ride up the back road) to see the mountaintop pagoda, carved reclining Buddhas, and wild monkeys.
• Midday: Ride along rural gravel paths and single-track trails that commercial tour buses cannot access. Stop at a local village to witness stone-carving artisans at work.
• Afternoon: Ride parallel to the mighty Mekong River as you pull into the charming, French-colonial town of Kampong Cham.
• Evening: Stroll the bustling riverfront. Sample Cambodian street food or enjoy live music at a local restaurant. 

• Morning: Ride across the iconic Koh Pen Bamboo Bridge (rebuilt seasonally) or take the local ferry to Koh Pen Island. Spend the morning riding through fruit orchards, rubber plantations, and tobacco farms.
• Midday: Head back to the mainland to visit Wat Nokor Bachey, an 11th-century Angkorian temple with a vibrant modern Buddhist pagoda seamlessly built right inside its ancient ruins.
• Afternoon: Take an optional extension ride further north along the river to Chhlong, a sleepy town famous for its pristine French colonial architecture and the iconic "House with 100 Pillars."
• Evening: Return to Kampong Cham for your final night on the riverfront.

• Morning: Leave Kampong Cham on winding country backroads. Stop at Phnom Srei and Phnom Pros (Man and Woman Mountains) to explore the shrines and take in panoramic views of the plains.
• Midday: Pull into Skun, universally known as Cambodia’s "Spider Town." If you are feeling adventurous, sample the local delicacy: deep-fried tarantulas, seasoned with garlic and chili.
• Afternoon: Complete the final leg of the journey by tracking the western bank of the Mekong River. The quiet dirt paths slowly give way to the bustling energy of the capital city. Arrive in Phnom Penh by 4:00 PM. Conclude the tour with your final bike drop-off at your hotel. End The Tour .

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