| Number of Cycling Days: 9 Days | Total Cycling Distance: 510 Km |
| Accommodation: Included | Bike Hire: Included |
| Single Supplement: Supplement Charge | Tour Code: CAM-BAB |
| Next departure: 02nd September, 2025 | Difficulty: Moderate |
Set off on an unforgettable cycling adventure from the majestic Angkor Wat in Cambodia to the bustling streets of Bangkok in Thailand. This multi-day tour takes you through stunning landscapes, ancient ruins, and rural villages across two incredible countries. You’ll explore UNESCO World Heritage sites, pedal past lush countryside, and immerse yourself in local cultures and traditions.
With expert guides and full logistical support, this bike tour is designed for cyclists of all levels looking to combine physical challenge with cultural exploration. Experience the best of Southeast Asia’s natural beauty, historic landmarks, and authentic local life while cycling at your own pace.
Cycle across two countries: Cambodia and Thailand, covering over 600 km of diverse terrain
Visit the world-renowned Angkor Wat Temple Complex, a UNESCO World Heritage site
Ride through picturesque landscapes – rivers, rice paddies, jungles, and vibrant towns
Immerse in local cultures with visits to hidden temples, rural villages, and bustling markets
Taste authentic local dishes and experience traditional homestays with Cambodian and Thai families
Full support vehicle, experienced guides, and seamless logistics for a worry-free ride
Welcome to Cambodia! Your journey begins in the vibrant city of Siem Reap, the cultural heart of the Khmer Empire and home to the world-famous Angkor temples. Upon arrival at Siem Reap Angkor International Airport, you’ll be greeted by our friendly local guide and driver, who will transfer you to your comfortable hotel.
In the evening, you’ll join your group for a welcome meeting and tour briefing, where your guide will walk you through the itinerary, safety tips, and what to expect on your upcoming Bike Tour Angkor Wat to Bangkok. This is a great chance to meet your fellow travelers, ask questions, and prepare for the unforgettable cycling journey ahead.
Relax and enjoy your first night in Siem Reap, tomorrow your two-wheeled exploration of Cambodia begins!
Start your unforgettable day of cycling with a hotel pickup by our local guide and driver. You’ll begin pedaling toward the Angkor Archaeological Park via the Angkor Pass checkpoint, your gateway to one of the world’s greatest cultural treasures.
As you cycle along scenic, shaded backroads (with occasional gentle bumps), the adventure unfolds with visits to a series of remarkable temples: Prasat Kravan, Banteay Kdei, Ta Prohm. From here, continue cycling to the ancient capital of the Khmer Empire Angkor Thom. Enter through the South Gate, a monumental stone arch carved with elephant motifs and four giant serene faces include Bayon Temple, Terrace of the Elephants, Terrace of the Leper King.
After your morning ride through the spiritual and architectural wonders of the Khmer empire, enjoy a traditional Cambodian lunch at a local restaurant.
In the afternoon, the journey continues with an in-depth visit to the magnificent Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world and a symbol of Cambodia. Take time to explore its grand galleries, towers, and intricate bas-reliefs that depict scenes from Hindu epics and Khmer history.
As the day winds down, cycle back and return to your hotel, filled with unforgettable memories from one of the most iconic days.
Today’s cycling adventure takes you beyond the temples and into the heart of Cambodia’s countryside. Pedal through scenic rural landscapes on quiet backroads as you make your way from Siem Reap to Kampong Phluk, a traditional fishing village on the edge of Tonle Sap Lake, Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake.
Along the ride, you’ll pass the Rolous Group temples, some of the earliest permanent structures built during the Angkor period, dating back to the 9th century. These lesser-visited ruins were once part of Hariharalaya, one of the first Khmer capitals.
Your destination, Kampong Phluk, offers a rare glimpse into authentic Cambodian life. Here, entire communities live in stilted homes and floating villages, adapting ingeniously to the rhythm of the lake’s rising and falling waters. A boat trip on Tonle Sap takes you through mangrove forests and local waterways, providing an intimate look at traditional fishing techniques, floating schools, and how locals sustain their livelihoods.
After your exploration, return to Siem Reap by private vehicle, closing another memorable day on your cycling journey through Cambodia.
Enjoy your final morning in Siem Reap with a relaxed and enriching half-day countryside cycling tour from Siem Reap. After breakfast, you’ll set out from your hotel and ride northwest along peaceful dirt paths that wind through the heart of rural Cambodia.
This ride offers a truly authentic look at local life. As part of your journey, today is all about slowing down and connecting with the people, landscapes, and traditions that make this region so special.
Highlights of today’s countryside cycling adventure include: A visit to a secluded Buddhist temple, nestled among rice fields and palm trees an ideal spot for quiet reflection and cultural insight. A stop at the West Baray reservoir, one of the largest and most significant ancient waterworks of the Angkor Empire, still in use today by local farmers. Visits to local artisan workshops, where you’ll observe villagers crafting handwoven baskets, distilling rice wine, and making traditional Khmer noodles by hand. These encounters offer meaningful insight into centuries-old skills passed through generations.
Along the way, enjoy opportunities to stop for fresh fruit, local snacks, and refreshing drinks at roadside stalls.
After your ride, return to your hotel in Siem Reap. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at your leisure, perhaps visit a local market, get a massage, or simply relax by the pool as you prepare for the Laos leg of your adventure.
After breakfast, we begin the day with a scenic transfer from your hotel to Battambang, a charming riverside city known for its colonial architecture and rich Khmer heritage. We’ll arrive in Battambang by late morning and enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant featuring traditional Cambodian flavors.
In the afternoon, hop on your bike for a rewarding countryside ride to Phnom Banan, home to one of the province’s most impressive 11th-century Angkorian temples. Nestled atop a hill, this ancient site offers sweeping views and a peaceful atmosphere away from the crowds.
Continue cycling to Phnom Sampov, a sacred mountain steeped in history and spirituality. Climb to the hilltop temple for panoramic views of the Battambang countryside as the sun begins to set, an unforgettable moment of your journey. The day ends with a local culinary experience, as you savor more of Cambodia’s diverse and flavorful cuisine.
Begin the day with an early morning departure from Battambang, transferring to the scenic Kamping Puoy Reservoir, nestled between two forested mountains. This peaceful and expansive lake provides a stunning backdrop as you gear up for today’s cycling adventure.
From here, we set off by bike through one of Cambodia’s most untouched and authentic regions. Pedal along quiet backroads, passing rural farms, fruit orchards, and traditional Khmer villages where friendly locals wave as you ride by. The route offers a true sense of discovery, taking you deep into the heart of Cambodia’s countryside and toward the lesser-known Pailin province, near the Thai border.
Enjoy the freedom of the open road, rolling hills, and the occasional mountain view, this is adventure cycling at its finest. End the day with an overnight stay in Pailin, a remote yet charming town steeped in natural beauty and a fascinating past.
Today marks your final day cycling in Cambodia as we journey west toward the Cambodia–Thailand border, riding along a quiet, scenic road that winds through the foothills of the Cardamom Mountains.
This remote border region holds a fascinating past, once a strategic route for the Khmer Rouge, used for smuggling gems, receiving supplies, and escaping advancing forces. As you pedal through this historically rich and rugged terrain, you’ll feel the essence of frontier cycling at its most raw and rewarding.
At the border, your Cambodian guide will assist with immigration formalities before you cross into Thailand, where you’ll meet your Thai cycling crew. Immediately, the contrast between the two countries becomes apparent from Cambodia’s dusty backroads and modest wooden homes to Thailand’s smooth tarmac highways and modern infrastructure.
Continue riding to Pong Nam Ron, a tranquil Thai town nestled in rolling countryside. After the ride, unwind at your hotel’s pool with a cold drink, overlooking a serene golf course framed by forested mountains, a perfect end to a memorable day of cross-border cycling.
Today is the longest cycling day of your bike tour Angkor Wat to Bangkok, covering approximately 110 km of varied terrain. We begin with a series of gentle climbs and descents through lush, forested hills, an invigorating start to a day that gradually shifts in scenery and sensation.
As you approach the coast, the landscape transforms. Forests and distant mountain views give way to palm-lined roads, fruit orchards, and the fresh breeze of the Gulf of Thailand. Riding through the heart of Chanthaburi Province, famous for its tropical fruits, you’ll pass countless durian, mangosteen, and rambutan plantations, don’t be surprised if you’re invited to sample some along the way!
The route remains peaceful and scenic, following low-traffic paved roads that offer both comfort and a close connection with the surrounding countryside. You’ll cycle through vibrant local villages and quiet backroads before reaching your reward: the tranquil shores of Chaolao Beach.
End the day with a refreshing swim in the sea or a walk along the quiet coastline before gathering for a well-deserved beachfront dinner. Overnight stay at a relaxing seaside hotel in Chaolao Beach.
Today’s ride is a coastal gem, as we cycle along the Gulf of Thailand from Chaolao Beach to Laem Mae Phim, following quiet local roads that closely hug the shoreline. The route offers ever-changing seascapes, peaceful fishing villages, and glimpses into daily Thai life far from the tourist trail.
As you pedal from beach to beach, you’ll pass local seafood markets, active fishing ports, and charming Buddhist temples, perfect for photo stops or a refreshing break. The route is flat and scenic, winding through mangrove forests, fruit plantations, and quaint rural settlements. This stretch of the journey beautifully blends natural beauty with authentic cultural experiences.
Along the way, you’ll take short local ferry crossings across scenic estuaries, offering a unique perspective of the coastline and helping reduce riding distance while adding to the adventure.
The day concludes at the peaceful and laid-back Laem Mae Phim Beach, known for its clean sands and gentle waves. Here, you’ll have time to unwind, swim in the warm waters, or simply relax before dinner by the sea.
Your unforgettable bike tour Angkor Wat to Bangkok comes to a close today, and it’s time to reflect, relax, and celebrate your incredible journey across two countries.
Start your day with a slow morning by the sea, relax on the beach, enjoy a final swim in the Gulf of Thailand, or join an optional gentle bike ride along the quiet coastal roads of Laem Mae Phim, soaking in the laid-back atmosphere one last time.
Later in the day, we’ll transfer by vehicle to Bangkok, Thailand’s vibrant capital. Upon arrival, settle into your hotel and prepare for a special farewell dinner where you’ll share stories, laughter, and memories from the road with your fellow riders and guides.
You will be led by one of our experienced local cycling guides. For groups with fewer than 5 participants, we will have one English-speaking cycling guide and a driver. For larger groups (6 or more), we’ll provide a Cycling Tour Leader, an additional English-speaking guide, and extra drivers and assistants.
Our guides are passionate about Cambodia’s culture, history, and religion, providing insightful commentary throughout your journey. Whether exploring remote villages or ancient temples, you’ll have the opportunity to learn about the rich history of Southeast Asia firsthand.
We provide top-quality mountain bikes for all our cyclists. If you have your own bike, we recommend ensuring it’s fully serviced before the tour. Our guides carry a reliable toolkit and are skilled in basic bike repairs during the trip. However, some advanced repairs may require specialized tools.
A backup vehicle will accompany the group at all times, providing security and comfort. This vehicle will carry your luggage and offer a ride if you need assistance during the ride. It will stop roughly every 15 kilometers, ensuring that you can rest, hydrate, and enjoy the scenery.
Your safety is our top priority. Wearing a helmet is mandatory on all rides. If you choose not to wear a helmet, you won’t be permitted to cycle. All of our guides are trained in first aid and emergency rescue, but we encourage all cyclists to be mindful of their own safety during the ride.
The terrain is varied, mainly flat and follows by the mixture of tarmac roads and dirt roads passing the countryside & rural village. You will cycle on back roads with lovely open landscapes and leisurely with plenty of stops in every 15km to enjoy snack and drink or taking photos. Our guides can also easily accommodate any type riders, in case you would not be able to complete the distance you would be able to jump into the support vehicle.
The tour is designed to accommodate cyclists of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned riders. It’s not a race—everyone is encouraged to cycle at their own pace. While the route is physically demanding, you can always hop into the support vehicle if you need a break. We want everyone to enjoy the journey, not just the destination.
Since the tour involves moderate physical exertion, it’s important that you’re in good physical health. Please inform your guide of any pre-existing medical conditions before the trip, and if you feel unwell at any point, let the guide know immediately. Your safety and well-being are our priority.
We take hydration seriously. During the tour, we’ll provide cold water, locally sourced fruit, and soft drinks to keep you energized. Meals are not inclusive of soft drinks or alcoholic beverages, though beer is widely available at many stops throughout the journey. Beer is not included in the tour price.
Our tour includes most major expenses. We recommend bringing about US$30 for incidentals like souvenirs, additional drinks, or optional activities. Any extra activities or food outside the itinerary will be at your own cost.
Cambodia: US dollars and Thai baht are used extensively in cities. Cambodian riel is typically used in smaller towns. ATMs are common, and most dispense US dollars. You may need to use riel in rural areas.
Thailand: The Thai currency is the baht. ATMs, which are abundant, are the easiest ways to get Thai baht. Have a supply of US dollars in cash on hand, just in case your card doesn’t work. Banks or the rarer private moneychangers offer the best foreign-exchange rates. Credit cards are accepted in big cities and resort hotels but you’ll need baht for family-run guesthouses or restaurants.
Solo travelers are welcome on our tour! While our prices are based on twin-sharing accommodation, we will pair you with another solo traveler of the same gender. If you prefer a private room, this option is available at an additional cost.
Cambodia: The visitors to Cambodia require a passport to enter the country and all travelers must hold a passport with the validation for 6 months after their planned exit from Cambodia.
Most nationalities can get a visa on arrival at Phnom Penh & Siem Reap international airports without prior registration. Visa issued on arrival for most nationalities, US $30/pax, please bring 1 passport photo. You also can get a visa in advance at
www.evisa.gov.kh
Thailand: All nationalities require a passport for entry into Thailand. Please ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond the duration of your stay in the country. If staying less than 30 days then a visa in advance is not required by European, North American, Australian and many other nationalities. Please check this page to see if you qualify. You will need to show proof of an onward flight out of Thailand to be eligible for the visa on arrival. This is strictly enforced.
Travel insurance is mandatory for all participants. Ensure your policy covers personal injury, medical expenses, and cancellation. We recommend securing insurance as soon as you book your trip to ensure you’re covered in case of unexpected cancellations or emergencies.
A 30% deposit is required to confirm your booking, with the remaining 70% due 30 days before departure. Full payment is required for bookings made within one month of departure.
Upon booking, we will send a final tour confirmation with essential details, including flight information, visa advice, a packing list, and a comprehensive itinerary. You’ll also receive a checklist to ensure you’re fully prepared for your unforgettable adventure cycling.
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