Bike to Angkor Temple Tour 1 Day

Angkor Wat is a must-see temple complex in Cambodia as well as one of the famous wonders in the world. Not about racing but the it’s about the way you enjoy the surroundings in the cultural and historical kingdom of Angkor Park. By the gentle bike speed, the tour provides fantastic cycling adventure to see its majestic heritage “Angkor Wat” and other incredible main temples such as intertwined Ta Prohm, amazing smiles of Bayon temple, it leisurely allows you to create your own pace through Angkor jungle and on the great wall of Angkor Thom City overlooking the cool moat.

Tour code: #waterlily
City/region: Siem Reap
Tour type: private, adventure, historical, cultural, cycling, fun
Duration: 6-7 Hours (38km round trip)
Hassle: free, flexible
Available: daily (best period: Mid November to February)
Advance booking: required
Tour required: valid Angkor ticket

Detailed Itinerary

Our experience guide will be meeting you at 8.00am at your hotel’s lobby then we set off by our awaiting mountain bikes from the highlights of Siem Reap toward Angkor complex, ride through Angkor jungle to the south gate of Angkor Thom atop 4 giant face that religiously represents compassion, sympathy, equanimity and charity. Resume ride on Angkor Thom’s wall overlooking the moat and stop to take some picturesque photos before continue cycling to the west gate, park the bikes aside then we stroll around to unlock the great history of Bayon temple consisting of more than 200 smiling faces in stone, admired by interesting temples including Baphuon, Phimeanakas, terrace of leper king and terrace of elephant. Enjoy short break followed by tropical fruits, finger snacks and soft drinks before we begin riding again through Angkor jungle, cross the iron bridge of French dike where you see Angkor River, enjoy the gentle ride to visit Ta Prohm temple adorned with the stunning, amazing tree roots where Lara Croft Tomb Raider was filmed.

Enjoy Khmer set lunch at a selected local restaurant near temples.

Afternoon, we bike passing several ancient temples to witness the marvelous Angkor Wat – the world’s heritage listed by UNESCO in 1992 and the largest unrivaled monument in the world. Built by Suryavarman II in 12th Century, Angkor Wat is considered as one of the top destinations in Asia and is a must-see in your lifetime. Learning from your tour guide the amazing history, its ancestral incredible, architectural masterpieces and the finest carvings dates back to the Khmer Empire when it dominated the largest parts of Southeast Asia. We enjoy our ride back to hotel and end of service.

Tour Prices are quoted in US dollar per person

1 Pax: $65.00
2 Pax: $45.00
3 Pax: $35.00
4 Pax: $32.00
5 Pax: $30.00
6 Pax: $28.00

Tour Included
- Experienced local English-speaking guide
- Mountain bikes with helmets
- Khmer set lunch at a selected local restaurant
- Tour activities and sightseeing per program
- Mineral bottled water

Tour NOT Included
- Accommodation
- Travel insurance
- Angkor ticket ($37/pax)
- Meals, drinks and services are not mentioned
- Gratitude/tipping to guide and driver

Additional Information
How much is Angkor ticket, how does one get it and how is it used?

The Angkor ticket can be purchased at the toll booth en route to Angkor Archaeological Park. There is always queue, payment is made in cash and they will take photo for you. Once you get the pass, make sure you keep it with you safely (or use name tag) because you have to show your pass to authority guards at the entrance of each temple. Buying Angkor ticket online is also available and convenient, you should prepare a photo ready to upload when you’re processing your ticket on the official website: https://www.angkorenterprise.gov.kh/

A). 1-day pass is USD 37
B). 3-day pass is USD 62 (Valid within 10 days)
C). 7-day pass is USD 72 (Valid within 30 days)

Temple hours: The Angkor Wat complex opens at 5:00am and closes at 6:00pm. Banteay Srei closes at 5:00pm and Kbal Spean closes at 3:00pm, so plan your itinerary carefully.

Our local experienced English speaking guide

Our local tour guide is the most important part of the entire trip. He/she is the one who makes your day well worth a visit and will do his/her best to ensure you leaving Cambodia with a great experience and unforgettable. More importantly, we patiently commit and carefully reserve one of our top tour guides that has more than 10 years experienced in taking care of clients to see beautiful Cambodia as well as sharing lovely Cambodia’s culture and history, and he/she has friendly attitude, informative, knowledgeable, and advisable.

Bike Sizes and Your Heights

To arrange bikes that fit your heights, we would need you to tell us the height of each biker in advance. Kid bike or tandem bike can be organized upon your request.

Support Minivan if you have limit biking level

During your cycling trip, we don’t provide any support minivan unless you request so. A support minivan is useful to some of medium level riders whenever you feel enough or won’t be able to continue riding especially when you bike with your children and depends on distances. Please be aware that the support minivan can’t access all routes, meaning our bike guide will manage the minivan-driver to wait for you at suitable stops. Make sure you always take a bottle of water with you before the minivan leaves to other stops. Overall, please consider carefully whether you need to take a support minivan or all of you are extremely able to ride the bikes back to hotel at the end of the trip.

*Payment: The booking is not required a deposit in advance. You will be paying in full amount (US dollar cash) on the touring day when our team picks you up at your hotel’s lobby. However, we require you to respectfully take responsibility to inform us at least 48 hours prior to the tour departure if you wish to cancel the booking.

*Dressing Code and You should bring along

Cambodia geographically stays in the tropical monsoon, its weather varies and annually brings wet and dry seasons, generally hot in during day time and a bit cooler at night, and in the early morning. You should wear whatever most comfortable but remember to dress appropriately to respect the locals and other religious sites; pagodas, temples and holy places. Clothes must cover your shoulders and knees when you wish to visit the top part at Angkor Wat, Royal Palace in Phnom Penh and when you go to meet Buddhist monks. It is pretty good if you bring along your bike suits, refillable water bottles and your own helmets.