Do I need to buy an Angkor pass separately?

Yes. The Angkor Archaeological Park entrance pass is not included in this tour and must be purchased before or on the morning of the tour. One-day, three-day and seven-day passes are available at the official Angkor ticket office near the park entrance.

How fit do I need to be for this tour?

The route is designed for a general level of fitness rather than experienced cyclists. The terrain is mostly flat paths and tracks. All participants should be in good overall health, and children under 10 years old are not permitted on this tour.

What type of bicycle is provided?

A bicycle is included in the price. If you have specific requirements — such as a preference for a particular frame size — it is worth contacting the operator in advance to confirm availability.

What is the dress code at the temples?

Several sites within Angkor enforce a strict dress code: shoulders, back and knees must be covered. Bring a scarf or light sweater that you can put on at the entrance, or wear clothing that already meets the requirement.

What happens if the weather is bad on the day?

The itinerary is subject to change due to weather or traffic conditions. If a significant disruption occurs, the operator will advise you on the day. It is worth checking the cancellation policy at the time of booking for your options.

Where exactly does the tour start — do I need to make my own way there?

No. Hotel pick-up from Siem Reap is included. The tour departs from your accommodation at 8:00 AM and you will be dropped back at your hotel by approximately 5:30 PM.

Angkor Cycling Tour

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Duration

9 hours

Cancellation

Free cancellation 24hrs

Ticket type

Mobile ticket

Confirmation

Instant

What's included

Bicycle

Local expert guide

Lunch at a local restaurant or community homestay

Snacks and finger food

Hotel pick-up and drop-off (Siem Reap)

Not included

Angkor Archaeological Park entrance pass (purchase separately before the tour)

Personal travel insurance

Gratuities

What to expect

Hotel pick-up
8:00 AM
Your guide collects you from your Siem Reap hotel and transfers you to the start of the cycling route.
Tour begins at Angkor Thom
From 8:30 AM
Saddle up and ride into Angkor Thom, the last and most enduring capital of the Khmer Empire, taking in its grand south gate.
Bayon Temple
Continue to the Bayon, famous for its 216 serene stone faces gazing out from 54 towers at the heart of Angkor Thom.
Preah Khan
Pedal to Preah Khan, a sprawling temple-monastery complex built by Jayavarman VII, still partially engulfed by tree roots and jungle growth.
Lunch break
Rest and refuel with a sit-down lunch at a local restaurant or community homestay — a chance to taste Cambodian cooking in an authentic setting.
Suspension bridge crossing and Ta Nei jungle
Cross the river on a suspension bridge before riding through the quiet jungle surrounding Ta Nei, one of Angkor's least-visited temple sites.
Ta Prohm
Conclude the riding day at Ta Prohm, the atmospheric temple commissioned by Jayavarman VII in honour of his mother, where enormous tree roots have reclaimed the stonework.
Hotel drop-off
5:30 PM
The tour wraps up and you are returned to your Siem Reap hotel.

Meeting point

Angkor Wat, Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia

Pick-up is from your Siem Reap hotel at 8:00 AM. Confirm your hotel name and address at the time of booking so the guide can collect you directly.

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What to bring

Your Angkor Archaeological Park pass (must be purchased before the tour)
A scarf or light layer to cover shoulders and knees at temple sites
Sunscreen and a hat
Insect repellent
A refillable water bottle
Comfortable closed-toe shoes suitable for cycling

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