Main attractions: 
• Svay Romiet Pagoda
• Cottage industries
• Local snacks
• Village life

Angkor Pass 
You will need an Angkor Pass for this tour. If you don't already have one, you can purchase one upon entry to the Angkor Zone on the morning of the tour. 

【Itinerary】
Meeting time: 7:15am  
Start Time: 7:30am
End Time: 12:00pm
Meet: At the shop, 9B Benoit Street, Siem Reap (next to NATT Coffee), Siem Reap District, Siem Reap Province, Cambodia 

Dive into the countryside 
We set off from our shop at 7:30am and head to our e-bike station. After a safety briefing, we cycle to the outskirts of the Angkor Archeological Park as we make our way to the countryside to experience a way of life that has changed little over the centuries. 

Cottage industries 
After a 10 km ride through small paths and backstreets, we make our way to a local basket/rattan weaver. Learn about this age-old craft, watch the master and give it a try yourself. 

Local specialty 
Once we are done learning about weaving, we’ll get back on the bikes and continue our exploration of the countryside. Riding past rice fields and buffalos, we’ll make our way to a typical Cambodian noodle shop to discover a staple dish in the Khmer diet: Num Banh Chok. 

Village house 
Next, we’ll get back on the bikes for a short ride as we cycle our way to a village house to relax and enjoy some snacks. This stop offers a great opportunity to experience first-hand daily life in the countryside. While building techniques have changed over the years, the guiding principles behind their design remain the same and reflect the lifestyle and challenges of living in the countryside. 

West Baray 
Next, we head to the West Baray, a man-made lake dating back to Angkorian times. Here, we will ride along the banks, watching fishermen go about their day while birds peacefully fly above them. 

Water blessing & Medicine man 
Riding our way around the baray, we’ll soon reach the local monastery where those wishing to gain insight into Cambodian Buddhist practices will have the choice to experience a water blessing. We will then head over to meet a local medicine man, a witch doctor of sorts, to learn about the ancient medical practices that have survived to this day.