Bike tours · SIEM REAP
The 4 best siem reap cycling tours you can book today, with what each costs, how far it goes and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
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.”
Gravel or tarmac, a motor or your own legs, a guide or a route on the phone.
