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Angkor Park Cycling: Discover Hidden Trails
4.9
469 Ratings
Krong Siem Reap
Embark on a guided biking tour through the Cambodian countryside and discover the awe-inspiring Angkor Temples. Explore famous sites like Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm, enjoy a local lunch, and experience the charm of rural villages. Limited to 10 participants.
Embark on a guided biking tour through the Cambodian countryside and discover the awe-inspiring Angkor Temples. Explore famous sites like Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm, enjoy a local lunch, and experience the charm of rural villages. Limited to 10 participants.
Duration:
8 hours, 30 minutes
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Angkor Wat - Begin your journey at the iconic Angkor Wat, where the towers emerge majestically in the morning light. After exploring its expansive galleries and intricate bas-reliefs, continue cycling towards the ancient city of Angkor Thom. Just beyond the gate, veer off the main road onto secluded forest paths rarely seen by visitors.
- **Bayon…
- Angkor Wat - Begin your journey at the iconic Angkor Wat, where the towers emerge majestically in the morning light. After exploring its expansive galleries and intricate bas-reliefs, continue cycling towards the ancient city of Angkor Thom. Just beyond the gate, veer off the main road onto secluded forest paths rarely seen by visitors.
- Bayon Temple - Cycle beneath towering trees and past hidden ruins as you approach Bayon, renowned for its tranquil stone faces, and the Elephant Terrace, where a well-deserved lunch break awaits.
- Srah Srang - Relish a delightful lunch and snacks to keep your energy up, while learning about the area’s rich culture and history.
• Guests who opted for the “with lunch” package enjoy a delicious local meal arranged in advance.
• Guests without the lunch option have free time to explore or dine independently before regrouping.
- Ta Prohm Temple - In the afternoon, continue through serene jungle corridors to Ta Prohm, the enchanting temple enveloped in twisting tree roots and moss-covered stones. Your guide will share the history, stories, and symbolism of each site, adding depth and vibrancy to every stop. From here, follow red-earth tracks and village paths as you head back towards town. This final stretch is relaxed, scenic, and a favourite for many guests as it winds through rural communities and tranquil forest areas.
- Gingold coffee - Expect to return to Siem Reap by mid-afternoon, pleasantly tired and with a deep appreciation for Angkor’s landscapes, history, and the everyday life encountered along the way.
What's Included
- Professional guide
- Use of bicycle and safety equipment
- Lunch
- Snacks
- Bottled water
- 1 Welcome drink
- Professional guide
- Use of bicycle and safety equipment
- Lunch
- Snacks
- Bottled water
- 1 Welcome drink
What's Not Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Entrance fees to Angkor temple complex (USD $37 for single day entry)
- Gratuities
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Entrance fees to Angkor temple complex (USD $37 for single day entry)
- Gratuities
Additional Information
Escape the hustle and bustle by cycling along less-traveled paths! Journey through Angkor Park’s back roads and forest trails with a knowledgeable guide to uncover a unique perspective of these magnificent temples.
• Visit the ancient ruins of Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and Elephant Terrace
• Experience rural life as you cycle past farms, stilt houses,…
Escape the hustle and bustle by cycling along less-traveled paths! Journey through Angkor Park’s back roads and forest trails with a knowledgeable guide to uncover a unique perspective of these magnificent temples.
• Visit the ancient ruins of Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and Elephant Terrace
• Experience rural life as you cycle past farms, stilt houses, and villages
• Listen to stories and insights that bring each Angkor temple to life during your ride
• Navigate hidden tracks known only to seasoned local cycling guides
• Enjoy quality bikes with full vehicle support and expert guidance
- Bike ride is about 15–18 miles (25–30 km) of mostly flat roads
- Sleeveless shirts and see-through shirts are not allowed, and pants and shorts must be at least knee length long in order to be permitted entry into the temples
- Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
- Child Seats is available upon request, child seats could accommodate for child’s weight 14kg only.
Location
Gingold coffee
Unnamed Road
Our tour guide will be waiting for you at Gingold Coffee, Sivutha Boulevard, Siem Reap. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the tour starts.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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(469 Ratings)
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Ben
Feb 15, 2026
Wated Out by Bike - Fabulous day visiting the three main wats by bike: Angkor, Ta Prohm, and Bayon. Our guide was extremely attentive, provided interesting historical commentry, and paced the tour well, stopping off at regular intervals for fruits, toilet breaks, and/or to replenish our water bottles. Bikes are well maintained - mine was a Cannondale cx with front suspension - and the cycle paths are mostly in jungle shade, so it does not feel too horrendeous in the afternoon when the heat picks up. Highly recommend this tour.
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C5741fgsimonm
Feb 13, 2026
Fantastic way to Explore the temples by bicycle and great guide - Fantastic day out from Siem Reap to cycle out to the temples and surrounding woodland. Totally recommend if you enjoy discovering new places by bicycle in the company of a great guide. Much of the route is off road through woodland trails.
Mountain Bikes are well maintained distance covered is approximately 30km the full day was 7-30 till 4pm - our guide was Vuttha Dam who was good company and really informative about the temples and history- lunch was great in an air conditioned restaurant which was much needed- well recommended day out 10/10
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Warren321
Jan 19, 2026
Worth it! - My family of five did a bike tour of Anka Wat. It was a fantastic tour and the whole family loved it. We especially liked bike riding on the backstreets and seeing the small communities. Our host Chen was excellent.
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Julie
Jan 17, 2026
Biking off the beaten paths of Siem Reap - Great way to explore the city on the off the beaten paths of Siam Reap. Highly recommend for cycling enthusiasts. This is more of a bike ride to various temples rather than an in-depth temple tour. Caveat: unless you have formed your own group, you are cycling at the pace of complete strangers. My group had some serious riders whose pace was brisk and certainly not leisurely, but I was able to keep up. If you are a seasoned rider accustomed to heat and humidity, you will enjoy this day!
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6katharinek
Jan 11, 2026
Jungle and temple bike tour - Our guide was excellent. Really knowledgeable, friendly and kind. Kept good care of us crossing roads and cycling through the jungle. Excellent photographer. Cycled at a gentle pace. The tour itself was out of this world. Learnt a lot about the culture, history and of course the temples. Cycling through the jungle and the local villages was very peaceful and interesting. The food was excellent. Worth coming to Cambodia just for the tour.
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Kateshears
Dec 31, 2025
Awesome day! - Excellent day biking around temples! We are a family of five (kids 11,13,16) and we all fully enjoyed the day. Highly recommend.
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Storyteller474321
Dec 3, 2025
Angkor Wat full day biking tour - We had such a great day cycling around Angkor Wat, Ta Phrom and Bayon temples. It was great to get off the main roads and see some of the village life in the area. Our guide was awesome, very knowledgeable and made sure we were all ok.
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Bo_d
Jan 31, 2026
Really good trip, but a bit demanding - Our guide Davith was good and knowledgeable about everything we saw along the way. If you are not a frequent cyclist (and I am not), 30 km in the saddle can be a bit of a challenge, but Davith was good at taking into account and ensuring that it still became a good day :-)
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Stayhomemum
Dec 17, 2025
Wish I’d been in a tuk tuk - The tour itself was wonderful. Bon was a great guide. The biking on the other hand was not so great. It’s a lot more challenging than the site says. I know I’m part of the problem (61 yrs, female, decent shape) but it was a struggle. Lots of off road through the jungle on very loose sandy, uneven paths with lots of bumpy tree roots. The most uncomfortable bike seat I’ve ever sat on. I ended up bruised and battered with a bruised tailbone, and buttocks.
That being said I still enjoyed the sites. I just think they should describe the biking a little more authentically.
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Elb90
Jan 3, 2026
Nice tour if you are used to biking on unpadded seats - The guide (Lem) was good and the “idea” of the tour was very attractive, but after doing it, I would have preferred to do it by Tuk Tuk. It was beautiful to go by bike and ride through nature, but there was not much that we saw that we wouldn’t have seen otherwise. The bike seats have ZERO padding, so if you are not used to riding a bike, it was very painful as you are often on unpaved roads. The guide was very kind and understanding and coordinated a Tuk Tuk to take us and our bikes back into the city when we said we didn’t want to return by bike. If you are used to riding on a hard bike seat, then I would recommend the tour. It was well-organized, informative, and you got to see a lot and get a workout in!
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