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Cycle for 7 days on this unforgettable journey from Phnom Penh to the famous religious site of Angkor Wat. Experience the magic of this Southeast Asian gem.
Spend time exploring Angkor Wat, the largest religious complex in the world, and watch a majestic sunrise coat the temples with light.
Taste the gastronomic highlights of Khmer cuisine around Siem Reap.
Visit Komong Kleang, one of the most populous floating villages on the massive Tonle Sap Lake.
Witness a magical sunset from the corner of Angkor Wat then hop in a tuk to return to your hotel.
Picture yourself cycling alongside rice paddies on roads lined with palm trees as you pedal your way from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap, where you encounter the world’s largest religious site, the iconic Angkor Wat. This 7-day cycle tour turns this image into reality!
Begin in Phnom Penh and explore the capital’s cultural highlights, including a city tour by tuk tuk. On Day 2, you will meet your driver and cycling guide to begin your adventure around Cambodia!
Throughout the tour, you will visit fascinating historical sites like the Angkor Wat complex and the UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site at Sambor Prei Kuk, while also exploring the banks of the mighty Mekong River by bike and boat, meeting locals and learning about their way of life.
Cambodia’s climate can make the rides moderately challenging, but rest assured that you will have comfortable accommodation each night to recuperate.
If you want to cycle across this magnificent Southeast Asian nation at your own pace, check out this self-guided adventure.
Picture yourself cycling alongside rice paddies on roads lined with palm trees as you pedal your way from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap, where you encounter the world’s largest religious site, the iconic Angkor Wat. This 7-day cycle tour turns this image into reality!
Begin in Phnom Penh and explore the capital’s cultural highlights, including a city tour by tuk tuk. On Day 2, you will meet your driver and cycling guide to begin your adventure around Cambodia!
Throughout the tour, you will visit fascinating historical sites like the Angkor Wat complex and the UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site at Sambor Prei Kuk, while also exploring the banks of the mighty Mekong River by bike and boat, meeting locals and learning about their way of life.
Cambodia’s climate can make the rides moderately challenging, but rest assured that you will have comfortable accommodation each night to recuperate.
If you want to cycle across this magnificent Southeast Asian nation at your own pace, check out this self-guided adventure.
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Cycling Phnom Penh to Angkor Wat Tour
Day 1 Arrival in Phnom Penh
Welcome to Cambodia! Your driver will meet you at the airport and accompany you to the hotel in Phnom Penh. Depending on what time you arrive, stroll around the markets and try some Cambodian street food.
In the afternoon, you will experience the city as a local by touring around in a tuk tuk. Explore off-the-beaten-path locales and delve into its culture, history, and vibrant daily life. The tour includes visits to secluded temples, lively markets, architectural gems, cultural institutions featuring private film screenings, and a riverside encounter with a fortune teller.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Phnom Penh
Distance: None
Meals: Dinner
Day 2 Cycle Along the Mekong River
Start early, have breakfast, and prepare your bike for an awesome day of riding. First, you’ll take a ferry across the Mekong River and start your cycling journey on the east bank. Break up the day with a workshop at a local weaving house to witness the traditional production of krama, Cambodian silk scarves. Continue on your bike alongside the Mekong River, passing through vibrant villages, and admiring your surroundings at your own pace. Stop for a picnic lunch, then hop on a second ferry to cross the river again. Once you reach Kampong Cham, it’s time to dismount and relax for the night. The cycling adventure is only just beginning!
Overnight Location: Hotel in Kampong Cham
Distance: 4 hours, 57 km, 31 m of ascent, 27 m of descent
Meals: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch
Day 3 Visit Sambor Prei Kuk Archaeological Site
Get an early start because you cover a significant distance today. Your destination will take you back in time as you cycle to Sambor Prei Kuk Archaeological Site, an enormous complex with temples dating back to the 6th century. As you ride along flat, dirt roads, the journey will bring you through local villages, terraced fields, and fruit plantations, all with the tropical climate enveloping you in its heat. Take breaks as you please for refreshments and picture taking. Explore the gigantic area of the archaeological site, then ride to your hotel in Kampong Thom.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Kampong Thom
Distance: 4–6 hours, 60–80 km, 150 of ascent
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Day 4 Ride to Beng Mealea Temple
After breakfast, hop on your bike to explore an ancient temple in the Cambodian jungle. Beng Mealea Temple was built by the same person who built Angkor Wat. Spend some time discovering the hidden gems among the forest and imagine what life was like in this area in the 12th century.
Afterwards, continue south from Beng Mealea towards Siem Reap. The rural route winds through villages and plantations as far as the horizon. Enjoy the breeze generated from bicycling down these country roads. Once you reach Siem Reap, a tour assistant will meet you to discuss the details of your Angor Wat excursion. You’ll receive helpful documents and materials like maps, a device loaded with cycling trails, and some other general equipment.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Siem Reap
Distance: 4 hours, 65 km, 105 m of ascent, 67 m of descent
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Day 5 Sunrise at Angkor Wat
Day 5 will see you depart early to witness the sunrise at Angkor Wat, followed by an exploration of the site. Beginning with the awe-inspiring South Gate of Angkor Thom, the Khmer Empire’s capital, you will cycle towards the center to discover the enchanting Bayon Temple, adorned with 54 intricately carved Buddha faces.
After immersing yourself in Bayon’s beauty, explore the ancient capital at your own pace, marveling at the elephant terrace and jungle-clad temples. Venture off-road to reach Preah Khan, the “Sacred Sword Temple,” and the iconic Ta Phrom, renowned as the “Tomb Raider Temple.” Surrounded by intertwined vegetation, Ta Phrom presents a mystical ambiance, making it a captivating temple within the Archaeological Park.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Siem Reap
Distance: 4 hours, 40 km
Meals: Breakfast, lunch
Day 6 Explore the Countryside and Visit Tonle Sap Lake
Today you will cycle through picturesque rural villages, nestled amid palm trees and rice fields. The charming wooden houses in these villages boast lush gardens where vegetables flourish, and you will witness the cultural practice of harvesting and drying betel fruit in front of local homes. Continue on until you reach Kompong Kleang’s boat pier, situated in one of Tonle Sap Lake’s most densely populated floating villages. Pause for a picnic lunch in a traditional stilted house, surrounded by breathtaking scenery.
Following lunch, you will explore the floating village and lake by boat and marvel at the vastness of Tonle Sap, with its expansive horizon. During the dry season, there’s an option to interact with locals in Kompong Kleang before the cruise. Take in the views before returning to Siem Reap.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Siem Reap
Distance: 15 km, minimal ascent
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner during the tour
Day 7 Farewell
Enjoy your final breakfast in Siem Reap, then pack up and receive transportation to the Siem Reap Airport to check-in for your flight.
Overnight Location: None
Distance: None
Meals: Breakfast
Cycling Phnom Penh to Angkor Wat Tour Price and Dates
This tour in Cambodia is run as a group tour where you would be joining other travellers.Prices below are per person sharing a double or a triple room:
Start
Finish
Duration
Spaces Left
Price
Mon, Jun 17
From Phnom Penh
Sun, Jun 23
to Siem Reap
7 Days
5+
Spaces left
USD$1275
Mon, Jun 24
From Phnom Penh
Sun, Jun 30
to Siem Reap
7 Days
5+
Spaces left
USD$1275
Mon, Aug 5
From Phnom Penh
Sun, Aug 11
to Siem Reap
7 Days
5+
Spaces left
USD$1275
Sun, Aug 18
From Phnom Penh
Sat, Aug 24
to Siem Reap
7 Days
5+
Spaces left
USD$1275
Wed, Aug 28
From Phnom Penh
Tue, Sep 3
to Siem Reap
7 Days
5+
Spaces left
USD$1275
Wed, Sep 18
From Phnom Penh
Tue, Sep 24
to Siem Reap
7 Days
5+
Spaces left
USD$1275
Sun, Oct 27
From Phnom Penh
Sat, Nov 2
to Siem Reap
7 Days
5+
Spaces left
USD$1275
Sun, Nov 3
From Phnom Penh
Sat, Nov 9
to Siem Reap
7 Days
5+
Spaces left
USD$1275
Tue, Nov 12
From Phnom Penh
Mon, Nov 18
to Siem Reap
7 Days
5+
Spaces left
USD$1275
Sun, Nov 24
From Phnom Penh
Sat, Nov 30
to Siem Reap
7 Days
5+
Spaces left
USD$1275
Sun, Dec 8
From Phnom Penh
Sat, Dec 14
to Siem Reap
7 Days
5+
Spaces left
USD$1275
Sun, Dec 29
From Phnom Penh
Sat, Jan 4
to Siem Reap
7 Days
5+
Spaces left
USD$1275
Accommodation on Cycling Phnom Penh to Angkor Wat Tour
Two options are available for this tour: standard and deluxe. The standard tour is based in 3- star hotels with modern amenities that make this trip more comfortable.
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. Single supplement price depends on the season and whether you are staying in standard or deluxe hotels.
What’s included in the Cycling Phnom Penh to Angkor Wat Tour?
Meals
6 breakfasts, 5 lunches, and 1 dinner are included.
Accommodations
Accommodation for 6 nights is included in the tour.
Transportation during the Tour
Transport for your luggage is included throughout the tour. And support vehicle will be available on cycling days in case of an emergency. You’ll also receive a transfer to and from the airports in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap.
Also Included
- Bicycle + helmet on cycling days
- Entrance and sightseeing fees
- Local English-speaking guides as mentioned in tour
- Water and snacks during the cycling days
Not included
- Meals and drinks not mentioned in itinerary
- Flights
- Insurance
- Visa fees upon arrival in Cambodia
- Anything not mentioned as “Included”
- Tips and personal expenses
Optional Extras
- Extra night in Phnom Penh
- Extra night in Siem Reap
- Upgrading hotels
- How hard is the Cycling Phnom Penh to Angkor Wat Tour?
- Do I need a visa to travel to Cambodia?
- Are meals included on the Cycling Phnom Penh to Angkor Wat Tour?
- Do I need insurance?
- How do I get to Phnom Penh to start this tour?
- Is the Cycling Phnom Penh to Angkor Wat Tour in English?
- Where does the Cycling Phnom Penh to Angkor Wat Tour end?
- Do I need special vaccines to travel to Cambodia?
- Are there any travel restrictions for Cambodia?
- When is the best time to travel to Cambodia for this tour?
We rate this tour as a 3 / 5. You should be comfortable riding a bicycle for up to 6 hours daily. On some days there is an option for a longer bike ride if you’d prefer.
Check with your local country about visa requirements. You could also try this website, though you should verify with your government.
6 breakfasts, 5 lunches, and 1 dinner are included.
Yes, it is mandatory to have Health and Medical insurance to join this trip. Get your Travel Insurance.
You can reach Phnom Penh by plane from several major airports in Asia. You will be picked up from Phnom Penh Airport.
Yes, the local guides and assistants are English-speaking.
The tour ends in Siem Reap with a drop-off at Siem Reap Airport.
Check with your family doctor.
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.
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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