



by Discova Southeast Asia
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$70This full-day cycling tour in Siem Reap covers about 30 kilometers on mostly flat roads and lasts around eight and a half hours. You start at Angkor Wat, exploring its large galleries and bas-reliefs before heading toward Angkor Thom. Shortly after the city gate, you leave main roads and follow quiet forest trails rarely used by tourists. Next, you cycle to Bayon Temple, known for its stone faces, and then to the Elephant Terrace, where a lunch break takes place. If you selected the lunch option, a local meal and snacks are provided. Those without lunch included have time to eat independently before regrouping. After lunch, the ride continues through jungle paths to Ta Prohm Temple, famous for tree roots growing over the ruins. The guide explains the history and symbolism at each site. The final part of the tour passes through rural villages and forest tracks on the way back to Siem Reap, arriving mid-afternoon. The tour includes a bike, helmet, snacks, bottled water, an English-speaking guide, and full vehicle support.
Angkor Wat
The tour starts at Angkor Wat where you spend about an hour exploring the temple's large galleries and bas-reliefs. After this, cycling continues toward Angkor Thom, and just past the city gate you leave the main road for quiet forest trails used by few visitors.
60 min
Bayon Temple
You ride under tall trees and past hidden ruins to reach Bayon Temple, famous for its stone faces. Then you continue to the Elephant Terrace, where a lunch break is scheduled.
60 min
Srah Srang
Lunch and snacks are served here for guests who chose the lunch option. Those without lunch included have free time to explore or find their own meal before regrouping. The guide shares information about the local culture and history during this stop.
120 min
Ta Prohm Temple
In the afternoon, the ride goes through jungle paths to Ta Prohm Temple, where tree roots cover much of the stonework. The guide explains the history and symbolism of the temple. After this, the ride follows red-earth tracks and village paths back toward Siem Reap, passing through rural communities and quiet forest stretches.
60 min
Return to Siem Reap
The tour concludes with a return to Siem Reap in the mid-afternoon, arriving comfortably tired and having gained an understanding of Angkor’s landscapes, history, and daily life.
30 min
Our tour guide will be waiting for you at Gingold Coffee, Sivutha Boulevard, Siem Reap. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the tour starts.
End point
Our tour guide will be waiting for you at Gingold Coffee, Sivutha Boulevard, Siem Reap. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the tour starts.




by Discova Southeast Asia
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$70This full-day cycling tour in Siem Reap covers about 30 kilometers on mostly flat roads and lasts around eight and a half hours. You start at Angkor Wat, exploring its large galleries and bas-reliefs before heading toward Angkor Thom. Shortly after the city gate, you leave main roads and follow quiet forest trails rarely used by tourists. Next, you cycle to Bayon Temple, known for its stone faces, and then to the Elephant Terrace, where a lunch break takes place. If you selected the lunch option, a local meal and snacks are provided. Those without lunch included have time to eat independently before regrouping. After lunch, the ride continues through jungle paths to Ta Prohm Temple, famous for tree roots growing over the ruins. The guide explains the history and symbolism at each site. The final part of the tour passes through rural villages and forest tracks on the way back to Siem Reap, arriving mid-afternoon. The tour includes a bike, helmet, snacks, bottled water, an English-speaking guide, and full vehicle support.
Angkor Wat
The tour starts at Angkor Wat where you spend about an hour exploring the temple's large galleries and bas-reliefs. After this, cycling continues toward Angkor Thom, and just past the city gate you leave the main road for quiet forest trails used by few visitors.
60 min
Bayon Temple
You ride under tall trees and past hidden ruins to reach Bayon Temple, famous for its stone faces. Then you continue to the Elephant Terrace, where a lunch break is scheduled.
60 min
Srah Srang
Lunch and snacks are served here for guests who chose the lunch option. Those without lunch included have free time to explore or find their own meal before regrouping. The guide shares information about the local culture and history during this stop.
120 min
Ta Prohm Temple
In the afternoon, the ride goes through jungle paths to Ta Prohm Temple, where tree roots cover much of the stonework. The guide explains the history and symbolism of the temple. After this, the ride follows red-earth tracks and village paths back toward Siem Reap, passing through rural communities and quiet forest stretches.
60 min
Return to Siem Reap
The tour concludes with a return to Siem Reap in the mid-afternoon, arriving comfortably tired and having gained an understanding of Angkor’s landscapes, history, and daily life.
30 min
Our tour guide will be waiting for you at Gingold Coffee, Sivutha Boulevard, Siem Reap. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the tour starts.
End point
Our tour guide will be waiting for you at Gingold Coffee, Sivutha Boulevard, Siem Reap. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the tour starts.