An incredible ride through some of the most remote parts of the country. We’ll pass through the provinces of Mondulkiri and Ratanakiri, home to small hill tribe villages and a haven of off-road terrain. Tight jungle trails, fun river crossings, stunning winding roads in the mountains and friendly locals everywhere we go – this ride is sure to immerse you in the real Cambodia.

1. Highlight
 An incredible ride through some of the most remote parts of the
country. We’ll pass through the provinces of Mondulkiri and
Ratanakiri, home to small hill tribe villages and a haven of off-road
terrain. Tight jungle trails, fun river crossings, stunning winding
roads in the mountains and friendly locals everywhere we go – this
ride is sure to immerse you in the real Cambodia.
Contact Us
We specialise in creating customised tours with a dedicated staff of
experts waiting to help you plan the perfect holiday:
No. 21, Lot 1B, Trung Yen 11 Street, Trung Hoa Ward, Cau Giay district,
Hanoi, Vietnam
Motorbike
Northeast
Adventurer
Duration: 8 days | Prices from US$1,520
Hotline: +84 915 890 923
Email: info@greentrail-indochina.com
Web: http://www.greentrail-indochina.com
GREEN TRAIL TOURS
Travel Slow…Travel Smart
Green Trail Tours
No. 21, Lot 1B, Trung Yen 11 Street, Trung Hoa Ward,
Cau Giay district, Hanoi, Vietnam

2. Itinerary
Detail Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive in Phnom Penh
Day 1: Arrive in Phnom Penh
On your first day you will be introduced to your bikes, the team and your
fellow riders. You will have the chance to unwind and relax by the pool
after you journey here, or if you prefer, go out and explore the sights of
Phnom Penh. In the evening you will also receive a full briefing of the trip
ahead over a few cold beers, followed by a nice meal on the riverfront.
Day 2: Phnom Penh – Sen Monorom
Day 3: Sen Monorom – Banlung (via Bou Sra waterfall)
Day 4: Banlung rest day
Day 5: Banlung – Stung Treng
Day 6: Stung Treng – Srae Em
Day 7: Srae Em – Koh Ker – Siem Reap
Day 8: Departure day / Angkor Wat temple complex
Northeast Adventurer key info
Ride dates:
Day 2: Phnom Penh – Sen Monorom
This first stretch will be on the highway as we leave Phnom Penh behind
and head east to the province of Mondulkiri. Riding the Silk Road that
winds up into the mountains, it’s a good chance to get to know your bikes
and start enjoying Cambodia’s beautiful countryside.
February 15th - 22nd 2014
February 04th - 11nd 2015
Difficulty: Easy / Medium
Duration: 8 days
Price from: US$1,520
Day 3: Sen Monorom – Banlung (via Bou Sra waterfall)
After an early breakfast we will ride down to the stunning Bou Sra
waterfall, leaving the tarmac roads behind. Here we can throw another
coffee down our necks before saddling up for a hard day of off roading,
visiting some local hill tribes along the way.
Day 4: Banlung rest day
The capital of Ratanakiri, Banlung, is home to the spectacular Yeak Laom
volcanic lake. Placed in the midst of dense tropical forest, the turquoise
water will be a refreshing break before another hard day off road
tomorrow. Banlung also has some great waterfalls, one 30 feet high where
any brave group members will be able to take the leap into the water below.
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3. Day 5: Banlung – Stung Treng
Day 6: Stung Treng – Srae Em
Riding some of the best trails in the country and crossing multiple
rivers we will head north to the Laos border before looping round
to follow the Mekong south to the riverside town of Stung Treng.
Here we will enjoy some cold beers on the banks of the mighty
Mekong whilst watching the sun set over the river.
You will get the chance to take it a little easier on this easy going and scenic
ride. We’ll cross the Mekong by ferry in the morning and travel on wide dirt
roads towards T’Baeng Meanchey. Here you will be immersed in the real
Cambodia, passing through remote villages and rivers along the way. After
stopping in T’Bang Meanchey for lunch we’ll continue on to Srae Em
where we’ll get well rested in preparation for the last days riding.
Trip highlights:
Remote hill tribes
Winding mountain roads
Fun jungle trails
River crossings
Mekong river
Siem Reap city, home of Angkor Wat
Day 7: Srae Em – Koh Ker – Siem Reap
A great final day of riding today. Hitting the dirt trails early we’ll ride
through to Koh Ker where we’ll stop to visit Prasat Thom temple and have
lunch. We’ll arrive in Siem Reap late afternoon and enjoy some much
needed refreshments by the pool. Of course it wouldn’t be a trip to
Cambodia without
experiencing some of the traditional Khmer dancing, so in the evening we
will all meet for dinner whilst watching an Apsara show.
What’s included:
Bike & fuel
Airport pickup
Quality accommodation
All meals
Professional guides, support vehicles, mechanics, medic etc.
Video of trip
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Day 8: Srae Em – Koh Ker – Siem Reap
It is up to you where you go from here. Whether you want to lay by the
pool all day, do a spot of shopping at the markets and explore the city,
explore the ancient temples of Angkor, or do all three.
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