• Peacock Asia Tours - Embark on a cycling adventure starting at 8:00 am from the Siem Reap office, guided by an expert. The journey begins with a visit to the Royal Residence and Royal Garden, where participants can explore the town’s central shrine. Leaving the city, the tour continues into the refreshing countryside and local villages, eventually arriving at the renowned Angkor Wat. Cross the rainbow bridge, admire the reflective pools and expansive moat, and explore galleries adorned with intricate bas-reliefs illustrating Indian mythology and Khmer history. Next, cycle off-road to Angkor Thom, the last capital of the Angkor Empire. Enjoy a picturesque ride along its ancient walls leading to Bayon Temple, known for its colossal stone faces.

In the afternoon, enjoy a traditional Khmer lunch at a local restaurant before visiting the final highlight, Ta Prohm Temple—the famous “Tomb Raider” site, where enormous tree roots intertwine with ancient walls, creating one of Angkor’s most stunning scenes.

• Professional licensed tour guide
• Well-maintained bike with helmet
• Hotel pickup at 7:50 AM
• Drop off at the hotel
• Snacks and refreshments

• Angkor Pass is required: USD 37 per person for a single day
• Gratuities
• Meals

An Angkor Wat cycling tour usually begins at 8:00 AM and spans an entire day, taking in the main temples and picturesque paths within the Angkor Archaeological Park. Here’s what participants can anticipate on a one-day cycling tour.

Meet the guide in Siem Reap and be equipped with a high-quality mountain bike.

Start cycling towards Angkor Wat, the most renowned and well-preserved temple.

Spend time exploring the temple and discovering its history.

Cycle to the ancient city of Angkor Thom, entering through the South Gate.

Visit Bayon Temple, famous for its large stone faces.

Explore Baphuon, Phimeanakas, the Royal Palace, and the Elephant Terrace.

Pause for a local Khmer lunch at a nearby restaurant, prepared by our team.

Cycle to Ta Prohm, the iconic “Tomb Raider” temple with massive tree roots.

Optionally, visit smaller temples like Banteay Kdei and Kravan on the return journey.

Head back to Siem Reap.

• Please dress your own cloth properly, If you wear shorts and T-shirts, make sure they are long enough to be knee length and shoulder covered to visit. No scarf or shawl and tank top are allowed.
• We would like to suggest you wear the light cotton clothes because of hot and humid. Excepted 3 months such as November, December and January is nice weather.
• Angkor Pass ticket is required: $37 per person for single day

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.