Our guide shared some good information with us. The mushroom farm, local market and lunch in a local home were outstanding. We were given a choice about how long we wanted to take for lunch. We chose a shorter lunch. When we arrived at the floating village it would have been appreciated if we were given some time to explore the village instead of just being driven through in a van.

Great trip great guide great lunch, good bike, well organized tour,guide very knowledgeable. They even gave me a birthday cake. Can't get much better than that.

We had a great time, and the guide Mr. Voleak (aka Mr. Handsome) was great and caring. He even keeps our son entertained while waiting for us (since 12 can't go up to the main temple).

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our day! The weather didn't cooperate for a sunrise view, but it's still pretty spectacular watching the sky brighten over Angkor Wat across the moat, and hearing the cicadas' hum build with the light. The riding was leisurely - it's all pretty flat! And the unseasonal rain was pleasant cooling - no bother, at least when cleaning and lubing the drivetrain is someone else's problem... Our guide (Voleak, AKA Handsome) showed us the highlights, but also took us to several neat spots where we didn't see any other people. Even in a less busy month for tourists the main temples seem crowded, so I really appreciated the more private moments. Voleak was always cheerful and informative, telling us not just about the monuments, but giving us a bit of insight into Cambodian life and culture. The tour normally ends with a tuk-tuk ride back to town, but Voleak was happy for us to ride back. I was impressed with the bike paths and lanes for most of the route. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the tour!

We loved biking backroads and weaving in and out of tiny villages in the tributaries of the Mekong Delta and along the dusty roads of Cambodia . We ate locally and observed the rhythm of daily life, including stops at local farms and workshops. The bike took us places we could not have discovered on our own, and our guides in Vietnam and Cambodia were knowledgeable and truly took care of us. We travelled in mid- to late-February and the weather was very hot. I think trip should be done in the early winter months form more enjoyable riding conditions. Also the bikes were heavy mountain bikes; we are road bikers and close to 70, so this was an adjustment for us. I recommend bringing a comfortable bike seat cover , especially if you are not used to sitting on a mountain bike for up to 65 kilometers a day. The accommodations were just average.