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November 12th, 2002; 6 - 10 days; from $US 900 - 1500.

The Mondulkiri Rally Raid, now in its unofficial fifth year, is where Angkor Dirt Bike Tours started. Ideal for the novice or intermediate rider but also featuring unique routes such as the road to Snoul from Memot (which due to American bombing during the war and lack of maintanence have turned it into one long motocross track) to keep even the seasoned dirt biker smiling. The ride starts on the flatlands along the banks of the Mekong and heads into the hills and hill tribe country, before dropping back to the Mekong, the French colonial town of Kratie and its resident fresh water dolphins.

Daily Itinerary

Day One
Phnom Penh to Kompong Cham. Taking the scenic river road that follows the Mekong river. @$130 kms.

Day Two
Leave Kompong Cham over the newly constructed second bridge over the Mekong and head for Memot for a coffee break, @120 kms of newly graded dirt road that will soon become a main higway linking Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos. After coffee hit the road to Snoul which an 80 km motocross circuit running through rubber plantations. Lunch at Snoul before hitting the logging super highway (@100kms) to Sen Monorom.

Day Three
Head out to the biggest waterfalls in the country 'Bus Ra' a three hour drive into the wilderness for a BBQ lunch. Return to Sen Monorom for an explore.

Day Four
Head back to Snoul taking the old road that only motorcycles can travel through heavily forested river valleys full of birds and butterflies (@140kms). Snoul for Lunch before continuing to Kratie and sunset drinks on the Mekong (@130kms).

Day Five
Explore Kratie, go to visit the Dolphins and temples out of town. Relax in the afternoon.

Day Six
Head back to Phnom Penh along the river road through Chollong (@60kms) and into Kompong Cham for late lunch(@80kms). Tarmac road back to Phnom Penh (@120kms).

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