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Anik Boutique Hotel is nestled in the heart of the city. Built inside a small castle, you get incredible city views from the dining area and rooms.
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Discover the wonders of Cambodia on this 9-day cycling tour
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About this tour:
This 7-day cycling tour through Cambodia is a cultural smorgasbord for its guests: you get a gastronomic tour of local cuisine, handicraft workshops, visits through impressive temple complexes, and even a visit to a floating village. This tour offers the best of Cambodia by bike!
Arrive in Phnom Penh as your introduction to the Kingdom of Cambodia. Set out on your bike on Day 2 along the Mekong River, stopping in small villages along the way to offer greetings and engage with the locals. You’ll get an in-depth presentation on the production of Cambodian silk scarves, and later in the week, learn how to fashion household goods out of hyacinth leaves.
Mid-week, you’ll cycle to the first of many temples. Make sure you dress appropriately to enter the temples and be respectful when taking photographs. Once you get to Siem Reap, you will have a full day to explore the grand religious complex of Angkor Wat, the world’s largest religious monument, covering an area of 163 hectares. Near the end of the tour, if you haven’t had enough delicious Khmer food already, you’ll go on a gastronomic tour around Siem Reap through the night market, ending by the river. The last few days will be very chill as you head out onto Tonle Sap Lake to visit the floating markets, where you’ll find yourself immersed in the authentic atmosphere of the floating village.
If you want to visit Cambodia by bike, but don’t have a lot of time to explore on your own, this tour is a great option to cycle around and see the highlights.
Welcome to Cambodia! When you arrive at the airport in Phnom Penh, your guide will meet you and accompany you to your hotel. Settle in and stroll the nearby streets to become familiar with the country you’ll be immersed in for 9 days.
In the early morning, you will meet your driver and cycling guide at your hotel to begin your cycling tour around Cambodia.
You will travel to Diamond Island and take the ferry to cross the Mekong River. Arriving on the east side of the river, you will travel for a few kilometers to reach a local weaving house and learn how Cambodians produce the beautiful silk which they use to create their famous scarves, called Krama.
Continue traveling on the road and you will reach the starting point of your cycling adventure. Pedal along the Mekong River through colorful local villages and admire the local people’s daily routine.
After lunch, you will continue on your way before taking a second ferry to cross the Mekong River. Continue pedaling until you reach Kompong Cham, your final destination for the day.
Today, your final destination will be Kompong Thom, the region where the famous Sambor Prei Kuk Archaeological site is located. This site has been recently nominated as UNESCO World Heritage Site. It covers a huge area of 25 square kilometers, including a walled city center, as well as numerous temples dating from the 6th to 9th centuries, ten of which are octagonal, unique exemplars of their type in Southeast Asia.
To reach this stunning site, you will pedal along dirt trails, passing through rural villages, rice fields, and different plantations. Here you can stop in different local stalls to taste some delicious Cambodian fruits and snacks.
After lunch, you will finally reach the archaeological site. You will not only cycle through the wild and verdant jungles, but you can also disembark to explore some of the temples slowly being engulfed by the encroaching jungle.
Enjoy a yummy breakfast, then head out in the direction of Siem Reap. On the way, you will stop at the mystical Beng Mealea Temple, which reflects the construction of Angkor Wat since the same person designed it. Enter the overgrown jungle to find hidden temples still standing despite the foliage encroaching on them for centuries.
Continue along mainly sandy and paved roads until Siem Reap, the city that will be your home base for exploration of the magnificent, gigantic religious complex of Angkor Wat.
Depart early to watch the sunrise at the archaeological site of Angkor Wat. After sunrise and an exploration of the site, head to the starting point for your day’s adventure.
You will first visit the magnificent South Gate of Angkor Thom, the great capital of the Khmer Empire. Then, cycle towards the center of Angkor Thom's complex to reach the mystical Bayon Temple, once the state temple of the Khmer capital. It is one of the most beautifully-designed temples of the Archaeological Park, boasting an incredible 54 finely-sculpted Buddha faces.
After soaking in Bayon, continue to explore the ancient capital at your own pace, admiring the elephant terrace and other jungle-bound temples, before making your journey to Preah Khan and Ta Phrom. You will cycle along an off-road trail, and suddenly, you will reach Preah Khan, the “Sacred Sword Temple”, and the magnificent Ta Phrom, known as the "Tomb Raider Temple." Undoubtedly, this is one of the most atmospheric temples, where the surrounding vegetation has blended into the ruins, creating a mystical sight.
Proceed on and arrive at Srah Srang, the ancient reservoir of Angkor. Enjoy the stunning view and take a rest before heading back to the hotel.
After traveling to the starting point, begin riding your bicycle on an unpaved road through charming rural villages surrounded by palm trees and rice fields. The people in the villages live in charming wooden houses with abundant gardens, used to grow vegetables. On the way, you will see the cultural phenomenon of a fruit called betel, which the local people harvest and dry in front of their houses.
Continue riding until you reach the boat pier of Kompong Kleang, one of the most populated floating villages on the Tonle Sap lake. Before the visit, you will stop in a local stilted house to enjoy a picnic lunch amongst the exceptional scenery and atmosphere. After lunch, set off to explore the floating village and the lake by boat.
Once you reach the end of the canal, you will realize the immensity of this lake, whose horizon stretches as far as the eye can see (during the dry season, a walk to meet the locals of Kompong Kleang is offered before you set out for the cruise).
You can rest there, enjoying the view, before traveling back to Siem Reap.
Enjoy your final breakfast with your cycling crew and pack up your belongings. Get a private ride to the Siem Reap Airport to check in for your flight. As you gaze out the car window, think about all the memories you made during the past 10 days of this incredible Cambodian cycling adventure.
Explore Tonlé Sap Lake by local boat, weaving your way through the canals to meet the locals of the floating village.
Try the gastronomic delights of Khmer cuisine on a food tour around Siem Reap.
Meet local artisans and participate in workshops on krama, traditional Cambodian silk scarves, and weaving hyacinth leaves.
Cycle down off-road paths through the massive Angkor Wat complex—find hidden temples that tourists on foot won’t reach.
6 breakfasts, 5 lunches, and 3 dinners are included.
Accommodation for 6 nights is included in the tour.
Transport for your luggage is included throughout the tour. A support vehicle will be available on cycling days in case of an emergency. Transfers to and from the Phnom Penh and Siem Reap Airports are also included.
This guided tour in Cambodia is run either as a private tour for your group only or as a fixed-departure tour where you would be joining other bikers.
Enjoy the private tour for your group only! Please contact us with your preferred dates, group size and any preferred itinerary changes and we’ll create an itinerary just for you.
Make new friends by joining a group tour! Prices below are per person sharing a double or a triple room:
Start | Finish | Duration | Places Left | Price | ||
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2023-12-09 Pnom Penh 7 days / 5+ Spaces Left | 2023-12-15 Siem Reap | 7 | 5+ | $1,375USDBook Now | Book Now |
This tour is based in 3- and 4-star hotels with modern amenities that make this trip more comfortable. You will also stay in a floating village home for one night with comfortable amenities. Rooms are double occupancy, and single travelers will pay a supplement.
In some cases, the accommodation listed below may need to be substituted for other comparable accommodations.
Single Rooms and Solo Travelers
You can pay a supplement to have a private room in a hotel while traveling with your group.
Anik Boutique Hotel is nestled in the heart of the city. Built inside a small castle, you get incredible city views from the dining area and rooms.
Enjoy sunrise over the Mekong River from the comfort of your impeccably clean and tastefully decorated room in the LBN Asian.
Enter the oasis of the Sambor Village Hotel. Have a villa-like experience with airy rooms amid lush garden and a cool pool for a dip on hot days.
This enchanting hotel welcomes you into its lush jungle of tropical flowers. Access the inviting pool a few steps from your Cambodian-style room.
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How hard is the Cambodia Cycling Tour?
We rate this tour as a 2 / 5. There is one long day where you will ride 60km, however most days are 30-45 km’s of riding. You should be comfortable riding a bicycle for up to 4 hours daily on easy terrain.
Do I need a visa to travel to Cambodia?
Check with your local country about visa requirements. You could also try this website, though you should verify with your government.
Are meals included on the Cambodia Cycling Tour?
6 breakfasts, 5 lunches, and 3 dinners are included.
Do I need insurance?
Yes, it is mandatory to have Health and Medical insurance to join this trip. Get your Travel Insurance.
How do I get to Phnom Penh to start this tour?
You can reach Phnom Penh by plane from several major airports in Asia. You will be picked up from the airport.
Is the Cambodia Cycling Tour in English?
Yes, the local guides are English-speaking.
Where does the Cambodia Cycling Tour end?
The tour ends in Siem Reap with a drop-off at Siem Reap Airport.
Do I need special vaccines to travel to Cambodia?
Check with your family doctor.
Are there any travel restrictions for Cambodia?
Please check with your local government about travel restrictions before you book your tour. This map from the US Department of State provides an overview of the current status in countries around the globe. The UK‘s Foreign Office and Government of Canada also provide advice on foreign travel. Note that the travel advice may change depending on your nationality.
When is the best time to travel to Cambodia for this tour?
The best time to travel to Cambodia for hiking and biking is from October to March, as well as April and May (hot season), and June to August (green season with occasional rains).
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We rate this tour as a 2/5. There is one long day where you will ride 60km, however, most days involve 30-45 kilometres of riding. You should be comfortable riding a bicycle for up to 4 hours daily on easy terrain.
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