Bike tours · COUNTRYSIDE CYCLING TOURS IN CAMBODIA
Every trip has one free day too few. These 14 countryside cycling tours in Cambodia justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Leave Siem Reap by tuk-tuk, get fitted with a quality bike and helmet, then ride roughly 18 to 19 kilometers on flat roads and rural tracks. English-speaking guides such as Ron, Vandy, Kanika, and Jay lead stops at markets, farms, temples, rice wine makers, and lotus fields.
“Really good tour, our guide was very attentive to everyone's needs. We got to see the country side and interact with the locals”
Ride 20 to 30 kilometers through Angkor Archaeological Park with an English-speaking guide, stopping at Bayon, Ta Prohm, Srah Srang, and Angkor Wat. Hotel pickup, a mountain bike, helmet, snacks, water, and lunch are included. Guide Son is known for clear temple commentary.
“Son was a good guide. He gave a lot of information about the temples and history. Weather was hot and humid”
Spend about 10.5 hours cycling 30 to 35 kilometers through Siem Reap’s flat countryside, eating a Cambodian lunch, and cruising from Kampong Phluk at sunset. A guide such as Phearon or George leads small groups, with hotel transfers, water, snacks, and vehicle support included.
“This was advertised as a trip to the train market and floating market for a half day. What it turned out to be was driving around stopping at a Buddha in the extreme heat , then waiting for a train in the heat, standing on a train for 40 mins and Read more”
Start at 4:30am for Angkor Wat sunrise, then ride 15 to 25 kilometers on easy backroads through woods, villages, and temple grounds. Guide Chayy may offer a single-track route to lesser-seen ruins. Bikes, helmets, water, a cool towel, and support transport are provided.
“Loved riding through the woods , past the reservoir and on the temple wall. Sunrise was beautiful though we had some clouds.”
Leave Siem Reap by trail bike with an English-speaking guide such as Ron, Sai, Ti, or Sokha. Ride flat country roads, visit rice fields, a duck farm, and a palm-wine family, then finish at a lotus field near sunset. Hotel pickup, bikes, water, and snacks are included.
“Lovely morning cycling around the countryside with guide Ron. Went to interesting places we otherwise would never have found and felt like it was off the normal tourist trail. The cycling was really easy and the bikes were perfectly adequate. Ron was really friendly and chatty and gave us lots of interesting insights into Cambodian life. The pick-up was bang on time and return transport was waiting for us when we finished. Can thoroughly recommend!”
Start at 7:30 am with Angkor Cycling Tour and ride about 25km through Chreav village, rice fields, farms, and local markets. Guides such as Bobo and Vannarath explain village life, rice growing, and Khmer food before you visit Arthvear pagoda and return through the countryside.
“Mr Bobo was very informative and took me to temples the old kings palace through the countryside to a country market. He answered all the questions I had on Cambodia and more. I highly recommend the countryside tour it was a great morning thoroughly enjoyable.”
Start with tuk-tuk pickup at 2:30 pm, then cycle rural roads with a local guide such as Sam, Sayoeun, or Sok. Visit a monastery, try Cambodian snacks, watch sunset, and finish with a picnic and cold drink. Groups are capped at 12.
“We booked a tour with Pren Sok and had the best day ever out in the countryside!”
Ride about 40 kilometers from Phnom Penh through Tonle Sap’s floating villages, farms, paddy fields, and fishing communities. Meet local silver and bronze artisans, cross the lake by ferry, eat a Khmer lunch, then climb Oudong Hill for royal stupas, a giant Buddha, and wide countryside views.
“Si lo que buscas en tu visita a Camboya 🇰🇭 es sumergirte en la vida de los locales, te recomiendo ampliamente el tour en bicicleta desde Phnom Penh hacia la Oudong Mountain (aproximadamente 40 kilómetros). Hemos visitado zonas rurales Read more”
Start at 7:30 am for a 3 to 4-hour private cycling tour through Battambang’s countryside. Your English-speaking guide leads you to Ek Phnom, local businesses, a worshipped Buddha statue, and community stops with fruit, snacks, water, and a quality Giant bike.
“I really loved this! Battambang is really beautiful and a great city to cycle in. You get taken to some interesting places and are encouraged to ask questions and learn about Cambodia and it’s culture. Couldn’t recommend this enough, I had a great time and really enjoyed the whole experience.”
Ride from Siem Reap into quiet villages, stopping at Chreav, a traditional village, Wat Po Banteaychey, local farms, and a sunset viewpoint. Your English-speaking guide explains rural life, with guides such as Ron and Kannita praised for thoughtful, personal service. Bicycle, helmet, drinks, snacks, and hotel transport are included.
“Really lovely afternoon getting off the beaten track and seeing the authentic side to Cambodian life most tourists don't see. Our guide, Ron, was fantastic - super friendly and knowledgeable and gave us a great insight into Cambodian life. Trying the local Rice Wine was a particular highlight. Sadly the weather didn't play ball for our sunset, but it was a lovely spot to share a beer and learn more about Cambodian life. Overall a great experience.”
Set out at 8am from Siem Reap with a local guide such as Sai or Sary, cycling country lanes, rice fields, village homes, farms, and a pagoda. This private four-hour tour suits moderately fit cyclists and includes hotel pickup, a bike, water, and snacks, though palm wine and snacks should be confirmed before booking.
“The tour itself was lovely. Additionally our tour guide was very nice and informative. We stopped at several stops along the way. (Market, temple, countryside, rice patties, lotus fields, an artisan craft village, and the palm wine stop. We did thRead more”
Leave Phnom Penh by bike for Koh Dach and Mekong Island, crossing the river by local ferry and cycling past rice paddies, farms, lotus ponds, and village workshops. You’ll try Khmer snacks, visit sedge and silk weavers, and eat lunch at a villager’s home. Anea Pisey may be your guide.
“Very enjoyable bike ride through the agricultural suburbs of Phnom Penh. The guide was very flexible and knowledgeable about the areas that we visited. An altogether great experience about rural life in Cambodia.”
Leave Siem Reap by bike at 7:30 AM with an English-speaking guide, riding flat rural roads to markets, Wat Svay Romiet, farms, noodle-making sites, and West Baray. Bikes, helmets, water, snacks, fruit, and hotel transfers are included. Ask about guide Bota and bring padded shorts.
“We had an amazing bike tour on the half day countryside bike tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and made the tour very interesting. The countryside was beautiful and visiting the vegetable, mushroom and lotus farms were really goRead more”
Ride about 15 km beyond Siem Reap’s busy center with a private guide such as Sopheak, stopping at pagodas, farms, schools, and rural businesses. The easy-paced route suits anyone who can ride a bike. Choose a sunset finish in the rice fields, with champagne available as an add-on.
“Sopeak was a lovely guy and very prompt. He chatted at the couple of stops we had a was knowledgable about the farms and local area where he has been brought up. The private tour was advertised as approx. 4 hours and we were back in 2 hours, even though we’rRead more”
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