Kirirom National Park Multisport & Local Experience
fromThis is an ideal for those seeking to combine an interest in Buddhist culture with a variety of activities like cycling and hiking holidays. We cycle on flat and dirt trails to explore Cambodia countryside, paddy rice fields, floating village, Muslim community, silversmith workshop and learn about the local life as long as we experience staying in Khmer local villages at Chambok Community Based Ecotourism.
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Vacation Style Holiday TypeChildren, Cycling, Family, Trekking
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Activity Level Moderate
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Group Size Medium Group
This is an ideal for those seeking to combine an interest in Buddhist culture with a variety of activities like cycling and hiking holidays. We cycle on flat and dirt trails to explore Cambodia countryside, paddy rice fields, floating village, Muslim community, silversmith workshop and learn about the local life as long as we experience staying in Khmer local villages at Chambok Community Based Ecotourism. We cycle heading to Oudong temple which is a former royal capital city of Cambodia from the 17th to 19th century and then move to Phnom Penh.
We set up another activity is hiking through jungle of Kirirom National Park where you’ll encounter experience beautiful natural setting, waterfalls, birds, and enjoy a picnic lunch in the forest before we explore the pine forest and mountain cliff of Kirirom National Park to get a stunning view of Cardamom mountain range. This multisport holiday offers the chance to experience the very best of Cambodia.
Tour at a glance:
- Duration: 2 days/ 1 night tour
- Cycling distance 35 km to 45km through the countryside and on flat terrain
- Hiking distance 23km through the forest, pine forest and a spot on hidden waterfall plus a stunning view of cardamom mountain range at the cliff.
- Max altitude of Kirirom National Park 675 metter
- An easy walk at twilight through the local villages, sunset view and overnight stay at homestay in Khmer local village
- Tour start & finish in Phnom Penh with a private vehicle support
- Min group size: 2 pax
- Max group size 10 pax
- Photographic: Excellent
- Tour fee adult (per person): 215 USD
- Child under 12 years old (per person): 105 USD
- Senior ( 13yrs to 17yrs): 155USD
- Hotel pick up & drop off in Phnom Penh
- English speaking guide and local guide for hiking trip
- Mountain bikes & helmet plus all entrance ticket fee (national park and Chambok Ecotour Community)
- One night stay at the homestay in Khmer local village
- Meals included: 1 breakfast, 2 lunches and 1 dinner
- Private vehicle support and included your luggage transfer
- Personal expense (alcoholic, souvenir etc) and tips
- Transfer to another destination that not returning to Phnom Penh
- Travel Insurance
Our overnight stay will be at the local project community homestay of Chambok village. Since 2002, Chambok Ecotourism now offers 51 homestays for tourists which gives you the chance to stay overnight and experience authentic Cambodian lifestyle.
Below is a list of equipment that we suggest you take with you.
- Wear comfort clothes and shoes ( No dress code require)
- Sunscreen, lip balm, and sunglasses
- Smartphone or camera and make sure their batteries and memory space are enough
- Small day backpack as it easy to carry something of your personal stuff and water
- Hat, Swimwear, Change of clothes
- Snacks, Insect repellent
- Passport, copy accepted
- Flashlight
- Daypack
- Binoculars (optional)
- Closed-toe shoes
- Waterproof bag
All the luggage transfers are included and a private support vehicle is always available on this trip.
Well, that is available for your meal option during the trip with us. We have known, some of the most common dietary restrictions include vegan and vegetarianism, peanut allergies, lactose intolerance, and gluten intolerance etc. Therefore, you could mention us during your booking or direct contact to us via WhatsApp +85512883898.
Islam is the religion of a majority of the Cham (also called Khmer Islam) and Malay minorities in Cambodia. According to the general Population census results of the Kingdom of Cambodia 2019, there are around 311,045 Muslims in the country as of 2019. As of 2016, data from the Ministry also recorded 884 mosques scattered all throughout Cambodia.
If you’re staying in urban centers and tourist-friendly towns like Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Battambang and Sihanoukville, you won’t have trouble finding restaurants owned by Muslims. Your dining options are also varied. There are restaurants and stalls serving Khmer halal food.
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Nov 2023 • Couples This is a two day one night tour. We were picked up at our hotel in phnom Penh by our guide Pis and we travelled by minibus across the city until we reached the quiet country roads. Then we started our 45km cycle countryside on brand new mountain bikes through beautiful villages, fields, plantations and lakes dappled with colourful water lilies. All along the way people smiled and waved and said hello, Pis our guide was very attentive, enthusiastic and full of information. We stopped to take picture and drink plenty of water provided by them. The minibus was never too far away and picked us up if we felt tired. We arrived at Chambok Eco village with sunset through rice fields. We shared a delicious meal cooked by locals at the community centre. Our accommodation was in a community homestay which was very clean and comfortable. We spend a very nice evening with the homestay family learning how to make pop rice with banana. Early next morning we started our hike through jungle and forest to Kirirom Mountain. We climbed into a bat cave, saw a very nice waterfall and ate lunch in a forest of pine tree. Along the way we got face to face with a giant snake and our guide was under control with it. It didn't attack us at all. Totally recommend to anyone who wants a taste of the real Cambodia.