Four adventure activities to get your pulse racing in Cambodia
Posted on: March 21, 2018 | Cambodia
From scaling rock faces to hurtling through the jungle canopy at high speeds, get your adrenaline rush with these intrepid endeavours...

http://sea-globe.com/four-adventure-act ... -cambodia/

They forgot the shooting range activity.

Triple A Adventures; Siem Reap. Proposing some off the track activities.

https://tripleacambodia.com/

5 reasons why your next biking holiday has to be Cambodia
10th August 2018

Cambodia has become a popular riding destination in recent years and it’s easy to see why. Jaw-dropping scenery, friendly locals and more dirt roads than you can rev your engine at: the lure of the far-flung kingdom of wonder knows no bounds. Nestled between Thailand and Vietnam in the hot, tropical lands of South East Asia, Cambodia is a country of ancient religious temples, dense green jungles and mystical shimmering landscapes just begging to be discovered. An abundance of single dirt road tracks mean there’s only one way to explore it all, and that’s by bike.

We spoke to the guys at local tour company Dancing Roads Cambodia to find out the top five things that make Cambodia stand out as an extra special riding detestation and why you need to add it to your adventure motorcycling bucket list immediately.
https://www.adventurebikerider.com/biki ... -cambodia/

Ride a bicycle in the sky and soar like Superman at Siem Reap resort
24 August 2018
Many people count cycling as a favourite activity for either exercise or leisure. However, not many can say they have cycled across a thin metal wire 20 metres above ground.

Reflecting on his first experience on the high wire, visitor Py Nara said: “My legs were shaking the whole time.” He was sure to keep the GoPro camera steady too so that he can relive the thrill later on.

The exhilarating course is part of Siem Reap province’s Tree Shade Resort TravKod located in Balaing commune. Sitting around 23km northeast of the provincial capital, the getaway destination has views of mountains and a 60-hectare lake.

Nita, the owner and operator of the zip line system, says the bike segment and “Superman” segment set her course apart from others in the Kingdom.

“For Cambodian guests, the 200-metre sky bike run and zip-line cost $10 per person. Riding back and forth across the water is only $5, while two runs on the Superman section cost $7,” she says.

Nita says visitors with the utmost bravery could do all three sections of the course for $15 per person.
https://www.phnompenhpost.com/post-life ... eap-resort

Are there any laws about professional liability or indemnity anywhere in Cambodia?

At least there seems to be some semblance of safety features.

More adventure bike tours here:
Cambodia by bike reveals the heart of the kingdom
9 September 2018
We're touring Cambodia with Escape Adventures, a Nelson-based (New Zealand) company owned and run by couple John Etherington and Mandy Richards which focuses on getting people into the unseen parts of some adventurous developing countries throughout the world. While this may sound slightly intimidating, trips are set up to be approachable for nearly everyone.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/travel/destinat ... he-kingdom