#28 Trick or Treat: bat cave and burial jars, and mountain community

2½ days, medium
Mountain biking only

Mountain biking at Chi Phat Highlights You may also see...

Waterfall swimming.
Bat caves.
Two ancient burial jar sites.
Two nights in the forest.
Mountain community.
Mountain biking Forest animals Birds Other

Ride to Dragon Fish River and bat cave, then continue to Holy River water fall and swimming, followed by a harder ride up to the 500 year-old Sugarcane Stream burial jars left by a little-known civilization, and a larger bat cave. You can visit here in the afternoon, or the following morning.

Sleep at Sugarcane Stream, in a comfortable hammock, with net, in a simple forest shelter. Bike over the O'Peam Pika and O'Peam Krovanh (Cardamom tree) rivers to Betel Nut waterfall and forest shelter.

After breakfast, ride to Loom Stream mountain community, with banana plantations often visited by elephants, and more burial jars. Then return to Chi Phat, with optional detours to High Waterfall or Bodhi Tree rapids, Bald Mountain viewpoint, or keep your bikes for a village tour.

Statistics

Duration 2½ days
Grade Medium
Trekking / cycling distance 70 km
Optional extra distance 4 - 6 km
Start time 07:30
End time (without optional extras) 12:00
Latest booking time 16:00

Includes

Guide, jungle cook. Backpack, hammock with mosquito net, water. Meals (d1: L, D; d2: B, L, D; d3: B).

Does not include

Lunch on the last day.

Price

Groups of three or more: $80 per person.
Small group supplement (two persons): $10 per person.
Solo supplement: $55.

Similar

Many tours visit the bat cave or Loom Stream mountain community, but this is the only one that visits both. Another 3-day tour is Sunrise bird watching (boat and trek). Ten rivers is a 4-day trek also visits both jar sites.

Easier

For 2 day bike tours, see:
Mountain community and daytime waterhole.
Mountain community and nighttime waterhole.

Harder

Walk on the Wild Side and Ten rivers are 4 day treks.
Deep in the forest is a 7 day trek.
Intrepid trekkers can patrol with the forest rangers.

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