A peaceful local Buddhist temple where they can experience Cambodian spiritual life and culture. Guests will learn about Buddhist traditions, local beliefs, monk daily life, and the importance of temples in Cambodian communities. Visitors may observe monks, temple architecture, colourful murals, and traditional ceremonies while enjoying a quiet atmosphere away from the busy tourist areas. This stop offers meaningful cultural insight and respectful interaction with local religious practices.

Travellers will pass through Psar Proma, a small local countryside market where daily Cambodian life can be seen in an authentic setting. Along the ride, guests will observe local vendors selling fresh produce, traditional snacks, household goods, and seasonal ingredients while learning about the lifestyle of communities outside the city centre. This route offers a glimpse into the real atmosphere of rural Siem Reap and everyday local commerce.

Travellers will visit a local rattan weaving community to discover one of Cambodia’s traditional handicrafts that has been passed down through generations. Guests will meet local artisans, learn how natural rattan plants are prepared and woven by hand, and understand the importance of this traditional craft in Cambodian daily life. This experience is not only for observation — travellers will also have the opportunity to try weaving themselves with guidance from local villagers, creating a fun and interactive cultural experience while helping preserve a traditional skill that is slowly disappearing in modern times.

Prasat Phnom Krom, an ancient hilltop temple built during the Angkor period, offering beautiful panoramic views of the countryside, rice fields, Tonle Sap Lake, and local villages. Guests will explore the historic sandstone temple, learn about Khmer history and architecture, and enjoy a peaceful atmosphere away from the crowded tourist areas. We not gonna bike up to the hilltop, we just cycle around to see village and lifestyle of people there. Return to hotel by Bike after Phnom krom.