Cambodia · CYCLING TOURS
It is flat, the dykes are shaded and the afternoon light is the reason to be out. These 15 cover the countryside loops around Siem Reap, the Mekong islands off Phnom Penh and the rides inside the temple park, with distances and bike type.
Explore Siem Reap’s rural villages, rice fields, farms, markets, and temples by bike or e-bike on a friendly half-day tour.
“This was an amazing trip, seeing the real beauty of Cambodia. Vandy took us through local farms and villages, and gave us the perfect amount of information. We would highly recommend this trip!”
Cycle Angkor Wat at sunrise, explore jungle trails and ancient temples, and enjoy Cambodian meals on this small-group Siem Reap tour.
“If you’re looking for a fun way to experience Ankor Wat and get to explore not only the most emblematic temples, but also places you usually don’t get to see, this is the tour for you. Moni was very knowledgeable and made this experience an unforgettable one! 100% recommended!”
Review of Phnom Penh’s Silk Island bike tour, with ferry rides, village roads, silk weaving, local food stops, pricing, and practical tips.
“We were picked up on time where Sok at Siemreaper gave us a walkthrough and prepared us for the morning. Guiding us safely to the ferry where we explored markets and the silk tour was really interesting. We were kept hydrated and the ride was really easy being quit flat all the way. It was most excellent being able to enjoy the back streets with ample stops and a great pace.”
Review of Siem Reap’s 30km Angkor bike tour, with temple highlights, village routes, fitness advice, costs, lunch details, and booking tips.
“This was an excellent tour from start to finish. Well maintained bikes, knowledgeable guide, good route that minimized road travel as much as possible and provided for some great jungle riding / trail riding. The morning flew by and after a generous and delicious lunch we saw another temple. The only thing I could think of to improve this tour would be to do Angkor Wat last so it ends of a truly wonderful highlight. The last little touch of getting to keep the water bottle was a really nice gesture and great memento of a great trip!”
Cycle Angkor Wat at sunrise, explore jungle trails, and enjoy breakfast with a guide on this small-group Siem Reap temple tour.
“My husband and I very much enjoyed this tour. Chen, our guide, did a great job guiding us around and we always knew what to expect. The sunrise portion of this was very crowded with tourists and it was cloudy so we did not see much of Read more”
Review of Siem Reap’s countryside quad biking tour, with village roads, rice fields, temple stops, sunset views, tips, value, and practical details.
“Fun trip. They were very accommodating to a last minute schedule issue due to a flight change. Beautiful ride through the fields”
Cycle beyond Siem Reap to markets, farms, temples, and villages on a relaxed five-hour tour with quality bikes and local guides.
“Vandy was a brilliant cycle guide. Ride was mostly smooth ( a few km of bumpy tracks but great quality bikes) and felt safe away from traffic. Interesting stops including mushroom farm, food market and rice wine maker - all authentic and no sell at all! Tuk tuk to and from our hotel all included. Highly recommend. 5 star guiding and service. Thank you Vandy & Siem Reaper bike tours!!”
Cycle rural Battambang, meet Khmer families, taste local treats, and see rice paper, bananas, and bamboo sticky rice in a four-hour tour.
“I love Bike tours and this tour was a great experience. Savith was so nice and sweet. I saw different local activities (Rice paper, Bamboo sticky Rice, Rice wine, banana snacks) and tried so many local treats. It was a very unique journey to discover the countyside. Thanks so much”
Ride a quad bike through Siem Reap’s rice fields and villages, meet rural Cambodia, and watch a golden sunset for $33.
“Insane time! Mony was incredible and showed us some amazing places we never would have seen otherwise and also took some wicked pics of us too! Great time definitely book!”
Cycle Silk Island from Phnom Penh through villages, farms, temples, silk workshops, and a floating lunch stop for $45.
“Knowledgeable guide and enjoyable tour, though it was more about local farming than silk production than I expected. Good bikes but one thing to note: As a petite adult, I need a small helmet and the only one they had that was small enough to fit me had a broken adjustable inner band so it kept slipping off my head. Good thing I never needed it because it wouldn’t have done anything to protect my noggin. Please ensure appropriate safety equipment is available for a wider range of riders and in good working order. Total distance on bike was 15 miles, about half on paved roads, the rest on gravel…”
Cycle from Phnom Penh through Mekong islands, silk farms, pagodas, villages, ferries, and rice fields with lunch included.
“I had such a wonderful time on this tour! The islands were beautiful and the trail was forgiving, even for a person who hadn't been on a bike in years. Getting to see how silk is made was a true highlight. On top of that, I had the most lovely and attentive guide. Ted was very wonderful on this tour and made it easy and comfortable.”
Cycle beyond Siem Reap to villages, farms, local snacks, and a palm-framed sunset on this relaxed four-hour countryside tour.
“This is an amazing tour! You definitely see things you would never otherwise see and all of it is fascinating. The location of the sunset is breathtaking. We had a toddler with us and our guide, Thanuk, and guide-in-training, Fryleak, were amaziRead more”
Cycle 30 km through Angkor Wat, Bayon and Ta Prohm on quiet forest tracks, with a guide, quality bike, snacks and optional lunch.
“Amazing and knowledgable guide showing us all the best views from the main temples”
Review of Siem Reap’s 4.5-hour countryside bike and e-bike tour, with village crafts, snacks, rice fields, West Baray, pricing, tips, and FAQs.
“Great trip to the Cambodian countryside. Expect bumps and mud on the road, if you book this trip during rainy season. If you'd like to see Siem Reap as it is, and veer away from its tourist-y perspective, then this is definitely an addition to your itinerary. Chen was a very good tour guide and definitely made our tour fun and interesting.”
Review of Siem Reap’s Angkor Wat sunrise bike tour, with jungle breakfast, Bayon, Ta Prohm, guide tips, costs, and practical advice.
“The sunrise was perfect, our guide was kind, friendly and very informative about the history of Angkor Wat and the preservation of the temples. the bikes for cycling were in pristine condition and it was a very fun way to explore the area with a good group of people. The hospitality and food was also good, thank you to the Khmer people for being so kind! It is a long day and you will feel tired afterwards but it is so worth it for the beauty of nature and the ancient world! I only wish I could return to cycle around the temples again :)”
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