Day 1.

Bye Bye Siem Reap

Siem Reap - Battambang 

70% Tarmac / 30% Dirt Road ... 175km

Departing from our hotel after a warm greeting and briefing, we make our way past the iconic Angkor Wat and continue onto dirt roads, riding alongside the Baray, the vast man-made reservoir that once served as a vital water source during the Angkorian era.

Today, we also set out to explore Cambodia’s western region—Battambang Province. Its gentle capital, historic Battambang City, is our final destination for the day. Before reaching the city, we stop to climb the stairs of Phnom Sampaeu, a limestone hill offering sweeping views over the lush, fertile countryside for which Battambang is renowned.

At the summit, we take time to visit the colorful temples and observe the war relics scattered around the area, each telling a quiet story of Cambodia’s turbulent recent history.

Day 2.

Ancient Temples & Bamboo Trains

Battambang – 1500 Mountains

70% Tarmac / 30% Dirt Road ... 165km

After breakfast, we depart from Battambang, following the Stung Sangker River to reach the ancient Banan Temple. This 11th-century Angkorian temple is perched atop hill, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

we experience the famous Bamboo Train—a unique ride on a makeshift bamboo platform powered by a small motor, gliding along old railway tracks through the rural landscape. Continuing our journey southward, we head towards Phnom 1500, located in Veal Veng District, Pursat Province.

This mountain, also known as Phnom 1500, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, offering opportunities for hiking, camping, and enjoying breathtaking views of Cambodia’s landscape.

Day 3.

Thai Boarder

1500 mountains – Thmoda – Koh Kong

40% Tarmac / 60% Dirt Road ... 170km

Today, we begin our journey by ascending Phnom 1005 in Pursat Province, a mountainous area offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

From there, we ride approximately 85 kilometers along the Thai-Cambodian border, enjoying the scenic route through the Cardamom Mountains. Our descent leads us to Koh Kong City, a coastal town known for its natural beauty and proximity to the Gulf of Thailand.

Day 4.

A Day to Chill

Rest Day

today we’re taking it easy—cruising on a boat along the Tatai River and ending at the waterfall for a few hours with some ice cold beers.

Then we’ll cruise back to the resort to rest and recover our energy for the journey ahead tomorrow.

Day 5.

The Breath Taking Cardamom Mountains:

Koh Kong – Thmorbang - Chipat

40% Tarmac / 60% Dirt Road ... 190km

After a well-deserved rest day, we’re back on the bikes to explore the stunning Cardamom Mountains. We’ll start with a 60 km ride on the highway out of town before diving into the heart of the jungle. The dirt road takes us deep into the wilderness—narrow paths, river crossings and thrilling descents await. Our adventure leads us to a hidden waterfall just before reaching Chi Phat, a village known for its eco-tourism and community-based conservation efforts. We’ll spend the night there, immersed in nature and local culture.

Day 6.

Head in the Clouds:

Chipat – Bokor National Park – Kampot – Kep

40% Tarmac / 60% Dirt Road ... 195km

we’ll leave the village and cross the river by ferry, heading west to connect with National Road 48. From there, we ride towards Bokor National Park, making our way up to its misty summit.

At the top, we’ll explore the hauntingly beautiful remnants of the old French colonial era—including the iconic casino and church, both still standing against time.

After soaking in the views and history, we continue our journey through Kampot and end the day in the coastal town of Kep, just a short distance from the Vietnam border

Day 7.

Ocean to City:

Kep – Phnom Penh

70% Tarmac / 30% Dirt Road ... 165km

We have reached the final leg of our big bike journey. Following the highway back North, we leave of the Coastal, we make our way back to the Capital City of Phnom Penh.