Bike the Angkor Temples

Bike the Angkor Temples
From USD $45.00
  • Duration: 8 Hours (approx.)
  • Location: Siem Reap, Cambodia
  • Product code: REPSSDISREPAPKCST

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Main attractions: 

+ Angkor Wat 
+ Bayon 
+ Ta Prohm 
+ Local Villages 

Includes: 

+ Expert Guide 

+ Good Quality Bike
+ Water 
+ Lunch 
+ Snacks 

Angkor Pass:  You will need an Angkor Pass for this tour. If you don't already have one, you can purchase one upon entry to the Angkor Zone on the morning of the tour. 

Please note: Cambodian day tours will not operate April 13th to 17th due to the Khmer New Year holidays. We will re-open April 18th and apologize for any inconvenience. Hope you enjoy the many celebrations happening this time of year!   

TOUR ITINERARY 

Start Time: 7:30 am – End Time: 4:30 pm 

Meeting Point: Discova Day Tour Shop Siem Reap

Address: 9B Benoit Street, Siem Reap District, Siem Reap Province

Meet at The Discova Day Tour Shop at 7:15 am, just over the river from the old market. Bring your camera, sunglasses, sunscreen and comfortable cycling clothes. We will start our ride out towards the main temple area at 7:30 along a small road which follows the Siem Reap River. 

Cycle the Angkor Temples 

The first temple we visit is the majestic Angkor Wat. We then cycle the main circuit road and just as we enter Angkor Thom, we leave the road and spend the rest of the day on charming, quiet trails through these imposing structures. We visit Bayon, famous for its many faces and The Elephant Terrace while our lunch is prepared. After a tasty local lunch, we visit Ta Prohm, the crumbling structure that has been swallowed by the jungle. Along the way, we’ll stop at each site for some history and exploration of these incredible ancient structures. From Ta Prohm, we ride a red dirt road and then some great small tracks back to town. You can expect to return to town around 4:30 pm after a satisfying day of taking in the temples at the relaxed pace of cycling. 

Please note: Appropriate dress (knees and shoulders fully covered) is compulsory for entry into certain sections of Angkor Wat, and should also be observed throughout all temple areas for reasons of cultural sensitivity. 

Departs: Daily Distance: 30-35 KM Group: 1 - 10 people Meet: At the shop Finish: At the shop   

Emergency Contact: +855 16314409