Firstly, we bike around to many historical places in Siem Reap as Tourism is the lifeblood of Siem Reap and without careful management, it could become Siem Reapolinos, the not so Costa-del-Culture of Southeast Asia. However, there are promising signs that developers are learning from the mistakes that have blighted other regional hot spots, with restrictions on the height of hotels and bus sizes. Either way, Angkor is centre stage on the world travel map right now and there is no going back for its supply line, Siem Reap. And then moving city centre with your guide as independence garden, Royal residence, the crow of bets on the top of trees, pagodas and small killing Field exhibitions.Next trip, we move to Chreav  Eco Tourism Community as many as photos you like and enjoy seasonal fruits at a village house, meet a lot of encounters and interacting local people by visiting their home gardens. Learn their ways of life, Cambodia culture, help them with vegetable gardening. Secondly, we buy some vegetables, meats and some species for our native or western food which we inspect in our deep heart their soul traditional meal for lifestyle in the community with daily activities of locals or we take some foods offer to the Buddhist monks and getting holy water blessings.Thirdly, we move to Wat Print or Wat Porbonteay Chey are two of the most beautiful pagodas in an outskirt of the city with French colonial architecture reflecting its history and a large garden filled with statues. Bring candles and incense sticks to the pagoda and participate in a private good luck blessing ceremony, performed by local monks that reside at the temple. Sit on the mat while the monks chant blessings and sprinkle holy water on you – a traditional way which is believed pass on the good luck of the gods. Afterwards, a sacred thread will be tied around your wrist. This will protect you from any evil spirits or accidents. Before you continue on your journey, you will receive a small keepsake from the monks to remind you of this special moment.Next, we back for lunch and After that, we bike Kompong Pluk as floating village is in Tonle Sap of second largest fresh water in the world that is the heart of Cambodia for fishing in full season, waterways and grow in the dry season too.We relax on the boat to deep water through house boat along mangrove trees, fish farm and crocodile traps or green views with clear water.we take the bicycles to the boat to Chhong Khneas floating villages .One more place, we climb Kroum hill temple as a hill is very rocky; local legend has it that the rocks were exposed by the monkey general Hanuman during a hunt for medicine in the Ramayana epic.The area beyond the temple’s west gate affords a spectacular view of the Tonle Sap lake that it has mangrove trees, floating house and quiet splendid sunset in the evening and drive back to hotel.