ANGKOR CYCLING TOURS
Private Angkor Hidden Trails Cycling Tour
A one-day ride through Angkor’s temple paths, quieter trails, and a sunset finish
A ride through Angkor’s shaded forest trails, past temples and quieter corners most tours skip. Your guide sets the pace, with time to stop where it matters and move on when it doesn’t.
Description
Your day begins with a tuk-tuk to Bayon, where the stone faces greet you in silence. From there, you cycle through Angkor’s shaded paths and quieter corners to Ta Prohm, where tree roots split the stone. The ride ends at Wat Thmei, a small pagoda that holds Cambodia’s more recent history.
After a midday break, the afternoon shifts to Angkor Wat by tuk-tuk. Your guide walks you through the galleries and carvings at your pace. A sunset boat ride with a drink closes the day before returning to your hotel.
Full Day
Active
Highlights
• Angkor’s forest trails by bike with a local guide
• Bayon and its 100+ stone faces
• Ta Prohm, where roots wrap the ruins
• Wat Thmei and Cambodia’s modern history
• Angkor Wat’s galleries and carvings
• Sunset boat ride with a drink
Itinerary
06:00 AM – Breakfast at your hotel
07:00 AM – Meet at hotel lobby, tuk-tuk transfer to Bayon temple
07:30 AM – Explore Bayon’s faces and bas-reliefs
09:00 AM – Begin cycling through Angkor’s forest parkland
10:00 AM – Arrive at Ta Prohm, the jungle temple
11:00 AM – Continue ride to Wat Thmei pagoda, learn about Cambodia’s modern history
12:00 PM – Return to hotel to rest and freshen up
02:30 PM – Depart hotel by tuk-tuk for Angkor Wat
03:00 PM – Guided tour of Angkor Wat’s galleries, towers, and symbolism
05:00 PM – Board traditional boat for sunset drink experience
06:30 PM – Return to your hotel
What’s Included
- Mountain bike or e-bike with helmet
- Tuk-tuk transfers to and from your hotel
- Licensed English-speaking guide
- Bottled water and light snacks
- Sunset boat ride with drink
What’s Not Included
- Temple passes and site entrance fees
- Lunch
- Tips (optional)
Transportation
Cycling distance is about 26 km on flat, mostly shaded trails. Tuk-tuks are used for transfers to and from Angkor, and for the afternoon portion. Suitable for guests comfortable riding for extended periods.
E-bike upgrade available at additional cost.





