3-Day Angkor Wat, Bayon & Floating Village Cycling Tour from Siem Reap

Q: What type of bicycle will be used during the tour?

We provide high-quality mountain bikes such as Trek Marlin or equivalent, well-maintained and suitable for both temple trails and countryside roads. Helmets and basic cycling gear are included.

Q: Is the tour suitable for beginners?

Yes. This tour is designed for travelers with a moderate fitness level. The cycling routes are mostly flat with scenic trails through temples, forests, and countryside villages.

Q: Is hotel pickup included?

Yes. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Siem Reap are included for your convenience.

Q: Is this a private tour or a group tour?

The tour can be arranged as private or small group, depending on your booking preference.

Q: Will we have a guide during the tour?

Yes. A professional English-speaking local guide will accompany you throughout the tour, sharing insights about Angkor history, Cambodian culture, and local life.

Discover the Wonders of the 3-Day Angkor Wat Tour

Join a 3-Day Angkor Wat Cycling Tour from Siem Reap. Cycle to Ta Prohm, Bayon, and Roluos temples, and explore Kompong Kleang floating village on Tonlé Sap Lake.

Guide
Professional English speaking
Tour type
Eco-Tour, Sustainability
Transportation
Tuk-Tuk, Mini Van
Fitness Level
Easy to Moderate
Group Size
2-8
Distance
Total 85 KM Approx.
Duration
3 Days
Meals
Include Lunch

Overview

Itinerary

Cost

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Overview

Discover Cambodia on a 3-day cycling adventure from Siem Reap, combining Angkor’s world-famous temples with authentic countryside experiences. Ride scenic backroads and jungle trails to explore iconic sites such as Banteay Kdei, Ta Prohm, Bayon, and Angkor Wat, along with hidden gems like Preah Khan and Neak Pean. Continue beyond the temples to the Roluos Group, early Khmer capital ruins, and local villages where you’ll experience traditional life, food, and culture.

The journey ends at Kompong Kleang Floating Village on Tonlé Sap Lake, offering a unique glimpse into Cambodia’s water-based communities. With expert local guides, quality bikes, and immersive routes, this tour blends heritage, adventure, and local connection in one unforgettable experience.

Highlights

Cycle from Siem Reap to Angkor’s iconic temples including Angkor Wat and Bayon
Ride to hidden temples Preah Khan and Neak Pean via forest trails
Experience authentic village life and local cuisine in Preah Dak
Discover early Angkor temples at Roluos: Bakong, Preah Ko, and Lolei
Visit Kompong Kleang Floating Village on Tonlé Sap Lake

Day 01 :

Angkor Small Circuit Exploration

Ride to Banteay Kdei Temple
Cycle from Siem Reap along scenic roads into Angkor Park. Arrive at Banteay Kdei, a peaceful 12th-century Buddhist temple surrounded by trees and quiet ruins.

Ride to Ta Prohm Temple
Continue riding through shaded jungle trails to Ta Prohm, where massive tree roots wrap around ancient stone walls, creating one of Angkor’s most iconic scenes.

Lunch at Srah Srang
Enjoy a relaxing lunch near the beautiful Srah Srang reservoir, once used as a royal bathing pool.

Ride to Bayon Temple
Cycle into Angkor Thom to explore Bayon, famous for its towers of smiling stone faces.

Ride to Angkor Wat
Finish the day riding to Angkor Wat, the world’s largest religious monument, before returning to Siem Reap.

Lunch

Day 02 :

Jungle Temples & Village Experience

Ride to Preah Khan Temple
Depart from Siem Reap and cycle along quiet forest roads to Preah Khan, a vast temple complex that once served as a monastery and university.

Ride to Neak Pean Temple
Continue cycling through peaceful jungle paths to Neak Pean, a unique island temple built for ritual purification.

Lunch at Preah Dak Village
Stop in Preah Dak village for a local Khmer lunch and experience authentic rural life.

Ride Back to Siem Reap
Enjoy a scenic countryside ride back to Siem Reap, passing rice fields, palm trees, and local villages.

Lunch

Day 03 :

Roluos Temples & Tonlé Sap Lake

Wat Aranh Reng Sey
Begin the day with a visit to a local Buddhist pagoda where monks live and study. Learn about Cambodian spiritual life and Buddhist traditions.

Bakong Temple
Explore Bakong, the main temple of the Roluos Group and one of the earliest temple mountains of the Khmer Empire, built in the 9th century.

Preah Ko Temple
Visit Preah Ko, dedicated to the ancestors of King Indravarman I. The temple is known for its elegant brick towers and detailed carvings.

Lolei Temple
Continue to Lolei Temple, originally built on an island in a large reservoir and part of the ancient Angkor capital at Hariharalaya.

Lunch at the Hut
Enjoy a relaxing Khmer lunch in a countryside hut surrounded by rice fields and rural scenery.

Kompong Kleang Floating Village
Finish the journey at Kompong Kleang on Tonlé Sap Lake, where you will see stilt houses, fishing communities, and authentic life on Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake.

Lunch

FAQs

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Do I need an Angkor Temple Pass for this tour?

Yes. An Angkor Temple Pass is required to enter the Angkor Archaeological Park. The pass is not included in the tour price and can be purchased at the official Angkor Ticket Center.

What type of bicycle will be used during the tour?

We provide high-quality mountain bikes such as Trek Marlin or equivalent, well-maintained and suitable for both temple trails and countryside roads. Helmets and basic cycling gear are included.

Is the tour suitable for beginners?

Yes. This tour is designed for travelers with a moderate fitness level. The cycling routes are mostly flat with scenic trails through temples, forests, and countryside villages.

Can I upgrade to an electric bike (E-Bike)?

Yes, electric mountain bikes are available as an upgrade for riders who want extra assistance during the journey.

Are meals included in the tour?

Yes. Local Khmer lunches are included during the tour days, allowing travelers to experience authentic Cambodian cuisine in scenic locations.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Siem Reap are included for your convenience.

What is the cycling distance each day?

Cycling distance may vary depending on the route, but typically ranges between 25–45 km per day, with plenty of stops for sightseeing, rest, and photos.

What happens if it rains?

The tour runs in most weather conditions. Cambodia’s tropical rain usually passes quickly, and riding through the jungle during light rain can be a unique experience. Rain ponchos can be provided if needed.

Is this a private tour or a group tour?

The tour can be arranged as private or small group, depending on your booking preference.

Will we have a guide during the tour?

Yes. A professional English-speaking local guide will accompany you throughout the tour, sharing insights about Angkor history, Cambodian culture, and local life.

Is the Tonlé Sap floating village boat included?

Yes. The visit to Kompong Kleang Floating Village includes a boat experience to explore the stilt houses and fishing communities on Tonlé Sap Lake.