1,265 kilometers of adventure, challenge, and purpose—cycling from Da Nang to Siem Reap to bring hope to children in need.

Our journey takes us through the heart of Southeast Asia, with a meaningful stop at the Hope Centre in Battambang.
Start Point
The HOPE School
Finish
Watch our journey unfold across two countries. Click play to see the animated route from Da Nang to Siem Reap.
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Nov 17
Arrive in Da Nang and check in to the team hotel. The guides are on hand to help build bikes. Arriving a day or two early? Ride the Son Tra peninsula, the Hai Van Pass or the reservoir loop with the Da Nang Bike Hub crew (at own cost).
Nov 18
The big opener: 200km of flat riding south and inland, then 50km of climbing into the Central Highlands to Mang Den. Riders who prefer can rest in the support van for part or all of the day.
Nov 19
172km through the highlands to the Le Thanh border. Cross into Cambodia with bikes, luggage and donations for the school, meet the Cambodian team, then ride the last 60km to Banlung (or take the support van).
Nov 20
First full day in Cambodia, rolling west out of Ratanakiri province to the Mekong town of Stung Treng.
Nov 21
A long day across the north to Koh Ker, the remote 10th-century temple capital in the forest.
Nov 22
The longest day in Cambodia, west across the plains to Serei Saophoan (Sisophon).
Nov 23
A short morning ride to Battambang for the welcome at the HOPE school: a football game with the kids and a community activity around the school. Stay the night, or take the coach back to Siem Reap that evening.
Nov 24
Final day: ride the 171km back to Siem Reap and the finish.
Nov 25+
Stay on for a guided mountain-bike tour of the Angkor temples (at own cost), or join early-morning rides on the team's favourite routes around Angkor.
Riding Days
Countries
Kilometers
Some riders have now pedalled over 1,000 kilometres for HOPE across multiple rides. These veterans embody the spirit of Hiro4Hope — returning year after year to push their limits and raise life-changing funds. Their dedication inspires new riders and proves that endurance, community, and compassion can move mountains.
$500 USD prepayment toward hotels, support crew and logistics
No minimum — riders cover their own costs
5AM start, snack and nutrition stops every 35–40km, afternoon recovery
Guide, mechanic, support van and truck — room for any rider who needs a break
Bring your own, plus your own spares — tubes with 80mm valves
12-week training block recommended
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