Bicycle along quiet good in the Cambodian countryside and explore the breathtaking temples of Angkor on one full-day excursion with a local professional guide. The bike tour is inside UNESCO-listed Angkor Archaeological Park includes stops at major temples such as Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm and Bayon Temple as well as some less-visited sites along the way. Finish with an enjoyable ride through villages back to Siem Reap. With highlight of this tour activity the tourist will visit Angkor Archaeological Park, to see a different side of the majestic Angkor temples at the World Heritage site, stop over Angkor Wat, Bayon Temple, Ta Prohm and the Terrace of the Elephants. Begin the full-day tour at a bike shop in Siem Reap, where the tourist will meet the small group and get fitted with the quality mountain bike and helmet. Following with the experienced guided by the local guide how to ride alongside the river until you reach Angkor Archaeological Park.
The first stop is the amazing Angkor Wat, a monumental temple among myriad ruins built by the former Khmer Empire during the 9th to the 15th centuries. After that is refreshments, cycle the main circuit road to Angkor Thom, riding past 54 sculptured gods and demons, and then spend the rest of the day on charming, around more majestic structures in the ancient walled city. Taking time to visit Bayon Temple, famous for its 200 or so stone faces on towel of the temple and explore the Terrace of the Elephants. The tourists continue to Ta Prohm, commonly known as the jungle temple, with tree roots attempting to reclaim the ruins. Stand in awe of the otherworldly atmosphere as you take advantage of numerous photos. Departing the Angkor complex, ride back on your bike to follow a red dirt road and several small paths back to Siem Reap, through local villages in the countryside until you arrive at your starting point by late afternoon.
This sightseeing activity will experience you which are memorable activities which you stay in Siem Reap. This sightseeing offers the visitor can do as small group or can individual along with the local guide.
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