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Cambodia’s Hiking, Biking & Boating from Temple to National Park Embark on an extraordinary 11-day adventure through the heart of Cambodia, where you'll traverse ancient temples, vibrant towns, and breathtaking natural landscapes. Starts in Siem Reap, where you'll witness the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat at sunrise and explore the mystical Ta Prohm temple. Cycle through the serene Cambodian countryside, and experience the unique lifestyle of the Tonle Sap floating village. Travel overland to Kratie, a charming town on the Mekong River, and take a ferry to the tranquil Koh Trong island. Cycle through the island's scenic roads and immerse yourself in the local culture. Continue to Rattanakiri, where you'll kayak downriver to spot Irrawaddy dolphins and trek through the remote Virachey National Park, encountering diverse wildlife and lush jungles. Discover Yak Laom Lake and Bousra Waterfall in Mondulkiri, and spend a day at the Elephant Valley Project, observing these gentle giants in their natural habitat. Ends tour in Phnom Penh, where you'll delve into Cambodia's poignant history at the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields. Explore the magnificent Royal Palace and Wat Phnom, and enjoy a sunset cruise along the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers.

Get inside to discover the Angkor National Museum, a state-of-the art showpiece on the Khmer civilization followed by pre-Angkorain Rolous temples. Enjoy watching the stunning sunrise view at Angkor Wat. Hiking uphill along the river, you will also see 1,000 Lingas that have been elaborately carved into the riverbed under the crystal-clear water and the remote temples of Beng Mealea and Koh Ker ending with Preah Vihear temple, which is situated on the perch of mountain ranges. Kampong Kleang is the biggest floating village, where you will enjoy a boat excursion.

Explore world historical rich at Angkor Wat complex then cycling, trekking to Kulen mountain which means 'mountain of lychees,' is an isolated chain of small mountains with significant symbolic importance for Cambodia as the birthplace of the ancient Khmer Empire. The site is designated as one of the national parks, serving as a sanctuary in the area. It is renowned not only for its waterfalls and reclining Buddha but also for its many obscure ruined temples in the jungle, intertwined by nature, art, and architecture dating back to the early 9th century. Phnom Kulen has been the holiest mountain in Cambodia since ancient times and remains so today.