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For the truly intrepid motorcycle adventurer, the Complete Cambodia
Tour circles the whole country, from Mondulkiri to Rattanakiri, Stung
Treng, Preah Vihear, Angkor Wat, Pailin, Koh
Kong, Sihanoukville and Bokor Mountain.
Average Km/Day: 190
Total Trip: 2870 Km
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Day 1 — Phnom Penh to Sen Monorom
Head to the south-eastern hills of Mondulkiri province. Asphalt/Dirt;
6 hours riding time, 380 kilometres.
Day 2 — Busra Waterfalls
Leave Phnom Penh in the morning and head to Kompong Thom along the
Mekong river road. Asphalt/Dirt; 5 hours riding time, 250
kilometres.
Day 3 — Sen Monorom to Rattanakiri
Head north on the "Death Highway" through remote mountain
hamlets and scarcely inhabited forest. Dirt/Sand; 7 hours
riding time, 300 kilometres.
Day 4 — Rattanakiri to Stung Treng
Explore the crystal clear volcano lake and vast Virachey National Park
in Rattanakiri before heading west to the sleepy river town of Stung
Treng.Dirt; 3 hours riding time, 180 kilometres.
Day 5 — Stung Treng to T'bang Meanchey
After spending the night in Stung Treng, the journey heads further west
through tropical forest and over abused logging roads to the capital of
Preah Vihear Province, T'bang Meanchey. Dirt; 7 hours
riding time, 160 kilometres. |
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Day 6 — T'Bang
Meanchey to Preah Vihear
The road north to the temple of Preah Vihear travels through heavy sand,
and technical signgletrack snaking through pristine jungle.Sand/Dirt;
7 hours riding time, 160 kilometres.
Day 7 — Preah Vihear to Siem Reap via Bantey
Srey
The road to Siem Reap passes one of the best preserved temples, the
Bantey Srey, or Citadel of Women, known for its intricate and elaborate
carvings.
Day 8 — Siem Reap
Spend the day visiting Angkor Wat and Siem Reap attractions. Microlight
flights available. |
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Day 9 — Siem Reap to
Pailin via Phnom Malai
The road east to Sisophon and then Battambang offers more panoramas of
rural Cambodian life. From Battambang on to Pailin, the road
deteriorates into undulating moonscape, offering perfect passageway for
the dirt bike enthusiast. Dirt/Asphalt; 6 hours riding
time, 260 kilometres.
Day 10 — Pailin to Veal Vaeng
For both man and motorcycle the track to Veal Vaeng is one of the
country's toughest. Technical single tracks turns to deep sand and back
again, winding it's way through thick brush and dense forest. Dirt/Sand;
6 hours riding time, 180 kilometres.
Day 11 — Veal Vaeng to Koh Kong
More of the same Dirt/Dirt/Dirt/Sand/Sand/Sand; 8 hours
riding time, 160 kilometres.
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Day 12 — Koh Kong to
Sihanouville
After the previous two days journey, Day 12 is a relative cakewalk along
well-travelled, relatively well-kept road. Dirt/Asphalt; 4
hours riding time, 240 kilometres.
Day 13 — Sihanouville
Leave the motorcycle at the hotel and spend the day relaxing on the
beach. |
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Day 14 —
Sihanouville to Bokor Mountain
Head to higher ground at Bokor Mountain. At 1080 metres it is one of
Cambodia's coolest spots.Asphalt/Rocky; 3 hours riding
time, 160 kilometres.
Day 15 — Bokor to Phnom Penh
The road home is a smooth one, and after 15 days on the road, the
comforts of Phnom Penh (air-con, hot water and fine food) are
universally appreciated. Trust us.Asphalt; 5 hours riding
time, 180 kilometres.
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Price includes:
- transportation in Cambodia
- accommodation (hotel, guesthouse, camping)
- meals and drinks (excluding alcohol)
- motorcycle rental fees
- fuel and maintainence costs
- mechanical backup/spare parts,bike
- full-time guide
- many extras
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Prices do not include:
- travel cost to/from Cambodia
- traveller's insurance
- damage to motorcyles caused by accident
Tour prices and destinations are subject to change without prior
notice. Helmets are mandatory. |
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