January 2, 2013
We made arrangements to met up with Seyha, Henri, Isabelle and family at 6am to begin our bike tour of the Temples of Angkor. We were excited to be spending the day with other people. Also, Seyha knew routes to the temples that were off the main road.
Secret path
Faces of Bayon
Apsaras in ruins
While the incredible size of the temples is amazing, I found myself drawn more to the details of the carvings.
Garuda
Doorway
Bas-relief
The group we were with was a lot of fun. The kids range from 5 to 14 years old and have been riding around europe and asia on bikes for 8 months! Chandler and I were super impressed and definitely made us think about traveling as a family.
Kids goofing off
Haven't had a dam on here for a while, somewhere in the jungle
I think we did more walking than we have done the entire trip. We were both tired at the end of the long day. We decided to not join the group the next day, but spent the day exploring alone at a slower pace.
A Few Days Off 
What a fantastic adventure for these kids, I am curious how they do it since the youngest is 5. Good for them.I could see you doing this with your kids, someday, Wow!
The youngest has a bike hooked onto the dad’s bike. Every other kids has their own bike. They just go slower and take more breaks. Really awesome family.
so are you saying you were worn out by the 5 year old’s pace?!
Ha! You wish. We lasted longer than the kid. We were tired from walking, not doing a ton of that lately.