By Ethan Gelber
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Most travellers first learn of Siem Reap when they start planning a visit to the famous Cambodian World Heritage Site that includes Angkor Wat. Angkor Wat is, of course, a stunning 12th-century temple and the best-preserved structure of the Angkor Group, a wide-reaching jungle-thick area of hundreds of incredible monuments. It is, for many, a highlight of any trip through Southeast Asia. And on 5 December 2009, it will be centre stage for the fourth annual Angkor Wat Bike Race and Rally. [Editor's note: Don't miss our postscript and fundraising update following the events of the day.]

Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument ever built, is the backdrop for Siem Reap's fourth annual Angkor Wat Bike Race and Rally
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This post was written by editor on December 2, 2009
Tags: adventure sport, Angkor tours, Angkor Wat, Angkor Wat Bike Race, Asia, Cambodia, Cambodia tours, Ethan Gelber, history tourism, responsible organisations, Sangkheum Center for Children, Siem Reap, Thomas Holdo Hansen, World Heritage