Join us on this fantastic charity cycle ride. Cycle 470km through two of South East Asia's most fascinating countries, starting in Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) and finishing at Angkor Wat in Cambodia.

Along the way we will experience beautiful scenery, inquisitive locals, ancient temples and a way of life far removed from that of our everyday lives. You will also have the opportunity to meet MAG staff in Cambodia - the heroes dedicating their lives to removing landmines.

» Download the challenge brochure

» Request an information pack - please send your name, address and where you saw the challenge advertised.

To take part in this challenge of a lifetime you will need to pay a registration fee of £250 and to raise at least £2,950 in sponsorship, half of which will support MAG's mine clearance programmes.

How to raise your sponsorship

£2950 is a lot of money to raise and we appreciate how daunting it may seem. Raising the sponsorship is part of the challenge and it can be difficult, however it is totally achievable and once you set your mind to it you will reach that target! We are here to help you every step of the way providing fundraising advice and materials.

Once we have received your completed registration forms we will send you a fundraising pack to get you started and you can get in touch any time to run through ideas or discuss your plans. Download our Top Ten Fundraising Tips.

How to register

1. Complete the Registration Forms

2. Return forms to MAG with the £250 registration fee (note, the registration fee is non-refundable and is not included in the £2,950 sponsorship target).

If you have any questions about the event or how to raise the sponsorship please email me lesley.achim@maginternational.org or call me on 0161 236 4311, I am here to help in any way I can.

Numbers are limited so register today to secure your place on this unforgettable challenge.

Check out these photos from another of our fantastic overseas challenge events, 'Community Challenge Cambodia':

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