Day 1:  Tuk Tuk City-Tour
- At arrival: Pick up to the boutique-hotel, then get a first overview by exploring the city by Tuk Tuk.  We first visit Wat Bo-pagoda, which is over 100 years old, then continue to the biggest local market in Siem Reap - Pshar Leu (Leu Market) – and finally look around the local night market at Apsara road, which is also close to the old market. We stroll around and have dinner.
Day 2:  Rolous Group Temples and Floating Villages
+ Morning
- Cycling through the countryside, along rice fields and under palm trees – a good opportunity to  taste fresh palm juice. We visit local people weaving baskets and enjoy playing with students at the local school.
- Lunch
+ Afternoon
- After that continue to Preah Ko temple ( Sacred Bull ) the funerary of king Jayavarman II and built king Indravarman I  9th century.
- Continue cycling to Lolei temple it is an artificial island ( 90X80m) and 4 brick sanctuary stand with Buddhist pagoda, built by king Yasovarman I in late 9th century 893 AD, dedicated to his ancestor.
- Optional tour is Floating Village Kompong Pluk ( the long stilt house ) and tonle sap lake the biggest fresh water lake in South East Asia.
- We take a boat trip to see the daily life of the people in the floating villages, we visit the crocodile farm and have drinks on the roof of one of the floating houses, where we have a magnificent view of the lake. (Distance: 65km). (B.L)
Day 3: Cycling to Banteay Srei and Phom Kulen
+ Morning
- After breakfast a van takes us to the temple of Banteay Samre, where we start our cycling-trip for today. We ride small path in the countryside and pass through little villages, where we can see the daily life of the local people.
The scenery is green and lush and Kulen Mountain is looming before us.  Reaching its foot, we either continue cycling upwards or taking the van up to the waterfall. Here we can swim in holy water, which flows through the Linga River.
- Lunch
+ Afternoon
- Transfer to Banteay Srei (Citadel of women). This temple has a special charm, it is small but exquisite in its decorations, made from hard pink sandstone. Banteay Srei was built in the reign of King Rajendravaraman II and completed in the reign of king Jayavarman V in 967 AD, it is dedicated to the God Shiva (god of Creation and Destruction). 
- Then we cycle back in the direction of Siem Reap, on the way we stop at Neak Pean-temple. During the rainy season (October and November) its central tower is full of water, which then reflects the image of the lovely sanctuary. At Neak Pean one can see beautiful carvings, all related to Buddhism. It was built by the great Khmer-king Jayavarman VII.
- We go on to cycle to Preah Khan, which King Jayavaman VII used as a monastery and learning-center and as a dedication to his farther. The rest of the way we sit in the van, fresh up in the hotel and go to have dinner at the Apsara-Restaurant, including show. (Distance 70km) (B.L.D)
Day 4: Angkor Wat and around
+ Morning:
- Today we have an early morning-start to catch the sunrise at Angkor Wat. Afterwards we visit the great and most famous of all Khmer monuments, built in the 12th century by king Surayavaraman II and dedicated to Vishnu, the god of protection.
- Cycling to the south gate of Angkor Thom (decorated by the famous balustrade of “The churning of ocean of milk” - 108 statues of demons and gods pulling the serpent).
- Cycling on the ancient ramparts of Angkor Thom for 3km, where you will see beautiful  views of the jungle landscape whilst taking in the fresh air, until we stop and explore the lost temple of Prasat Chrung. We'll then continue through the west gate of the old capital and visit the central Bayon-Temple, which was built by the great Jayavaraman IIV and is dedicated to Buddha.
- Lunch
+ Afternoon
- Cycling to Takeo-Temple, which symbolizes Mount Meru (the sacred mountain of Hindu and Buddhist cosmology, considered to be the center of all the physical, metaphysical and spiritual universes. Also the abode of Lord Brahma and the Demi-Gods/Devas). King Jayavarman V built this temple in the second half of the 10th century.
- Cycling to the north gate and passing through the small forest-paths to Ta Phrom-Temple, where the jungle took over and the most famous view  is the one of a big tree on its roof. King Jayavarman VII built this temple in the 12th century, in dedication of his mother.
- Cycling Back town. (Distance around 30-35km)
Day 5: Free Day & Departure
- The last day: Enough Temples : ) Relaxing, swimming, massage, shopping, finally  transfer back to the airport or Bus station. (B)

Price Includes:
-     Accomodation at Boutique-Hotel
-     Experienced English-Speaking Cycling Guide (2 for group over 5 peoples)
-     Official Temple-Tourguide on day 4
-     All entrance-fees
-     Quality Mountain Bike
-     Support Vehicle
-     Helmet, Spare Parts and First Aid
-     Tuk Tuk for City Tour
-     Fresh Fruits, Water, Ice-towels during cycling
-       Meals (B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner)

Excludes
·   Drinks during meals
·   meals not mentioned in the program
·   Personal Expenses and Tips
·   Personal Travel Insurance

Cancellation Policy:
We understand that sometimes plans change - or there may be a serious reason to cancel the trip. Based on our policy we would like to listed cancellation condition as.
Cancel more than 2 Days in advance = No charge
Cancel between 1 days before arrival = 50% charge