★ gentle hike through Khmer stilted villages ★ hilltop temple & hidden ruins ★ clues to Angkorian hydrology ★ 400 km2 of forest bisected by cycle paths ★ temple pools, moats and reservoirs
This covers most of our trips, which are suitable for children over 12 who enjoy hiking and cycling in the countryside and are up for a longer day kayaking on the lake.
This covers most of our trips, which are suitable for children over 12
who enjoy hiking and cycling in the countryside.
Gutsy adventures offer thrilling mountain bike rides,
which require off-road experience and endurance.
The 200 meter hill and surrounding landscape is home to a wonderful assemblage of birds and animals including a herd of around 60 Banteng or wild cows. Pileated Gibbons can be heard calling and Silver Langurs spotted in the forest. Over 200 species of birds have been identified including the Green Peafowl and a colorful array of woodpeckers..
This covers most of our trips, which are suitable for
children over 12 who enjoy hiking and cycling in the countryside.
Options for a combination of cycle, hike, kayak and Jeep Safari. Our route follows Angkorian roads beside brilliant green paddy fields through small villages to a reservoir, which we paddle across to find temples hidden in the forest.
A 300 meter hill towers over the Secret Lake for those with energy to burn the hilltop ruins of a 10th century temple and sunset views make the climb worth every step.
This covers most of our trips, which are suitable for children over 12
who enjoy hiking and cycling in the countryside.
Kulen is a chain of hills rising to 400 metres around 50 kilometres (or 1.5 hours) drive from Siem Reap. Flexible 7 – 40 kilometre hikes & mountain bike rides along forest paths. Picnic as above on riverbank with options to upgrade, great for a cool dip. Optional overnight camp.
One-stop in a helicopter safari of the Angkorian cities of Beng Melea, Koh Ker, Preah Vihear & Banteay Chma. Mountain bike ride to Hindu statues (need experience). Directly support conservation of forest with alternative employment for local village and conservation contribution to environmental fund.
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