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Today, depart early and ride on the back roads through the countryside, rice paddies and villages to Beng Mealea Temple, an untouched temple hidden in the jungle surrounded by its mood 900 meters by 1,200 meters. We turn off the main road and begin off-the-beaten-track journey that takes you through some of the most stunning Cambodian countryside; where fisherman and ox cart farmers line the green, water flatland and where orange dirt tracks and luscious palm trees guide the way. We’ll spend some times to explore this temple before getting back to Siem Reap town.
Meals included: Lunch
Distance cycled: Approx. 70km
14 Days / 13 Nights
This adventurous itinerary combines cycling through timeless villages, with ample opportunity to experience life along the river up close and personal where the way of life has evolved among the villagers that have lived on or beside the river for centuries.
5 Days
Discover the Cambodian countryside and its many riches from ancient temples to floating villages by bike and participate Cambodian cooking class.
17 Days / 17 Nights
Bike through 3 of South East Asia’s most exotic countries. Explore the Mekong Delta, visit Phnom Penh, discover the magical Angkor Wat temples, and relax on white sandy beaches in Thailand before traveling to Bangkok for your final stop.
15 Days / 14 Nights
This 15-day tour will lead you through the Ho Chi Minh Trail as well as the Mekong Basin and across Cambodia. Pedal through the highlands of Vietnam, meet friendly villagers and finish with a fantastic ride along small towns to Siem Reap.
9 Days / 8 Nights
YYour cycle tour starts from Siem Reap after a few days of exploring the ancient of Angkor Wat. You will have a chance to experience a local life on the Tonle Sap River from Siem Reap to Battambang. You will cycle through rice field, villages …
13 Days / 12 Nights
This 13-day tour allows you to cycle two of the most fascinating destinations in South-East Asia. Start your cycling adventure in Hoi An, pedal through the Mekong Basin before crossing into Cambodia and finishing off in Siem Reap.