Top 11 Siem Reap Cycling Tours

1.Siem Reap Countryside Bike Tour / E-Bike or Tuk Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 935 reviews · from $35Our pick

Leave Siem Reap by mountain bike or e-bike and follow quiet back roads through Chreav villages, rice fields, farms, and temples. Guides such as Ron Roem, Vandy, Thanut, and Bopha lead stops at a market, mushroom farm, lotus farm, rice wine distillery, and pagoda. The route is mostly flat, but heat, mud, and rough paths can make the 15 to 20 kilometers feel longer.

“Despite initially having poor weather, it turned out to be a great day. The muddy conditions made the trails that much more interesting and our guide Roem did a great job answering questions and explaining the different aspects of local Khmer culture and business. The tour was paced well with different stops and breaks along the way. I enjoyed it!”

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2.Angkor Sunrise Bike Tour / E-Bike or Tuk Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 615 reviews · from $60

Start before dawn with Angkor Wat’s sunrise, then ride 20 to 25 kilometers through temple roads, forest tracks, and villages. Your English-speaking guide leads a small group to Bayon, Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom, and Srah Srang. Breakfast, lunch, water, snacks, bikes, helmets, and a support vehicle are included. E-bikes are available.

“Excellent from beginning to end - knowledgable and fun gans, high quality bikes, very entertaining route for experienced cyclists but considerate of beginners, too. Satsifying meals with delicious fruit and water in between. I highly recommend this way of seeing the temples - vastly better than vehicle or on foot!”

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3.Bike the Angkor Temples – Full-Day 30km Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 463 reviews · from $35

Start at 7:30 am near central Siem Reap and cycle 25 to 30 km to Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and lesser-known corners of the park. Guides such as Chen, Moon, Wich, and Samnang Chan explain temple history and local life. Expect heat, dirt trails, a Khmer lunch option, and a maximum group of 10.

“Six of us, plus our guide,Chen, set off on this tour of three temples.We started with the iconic Ankor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world. Chen was incredibly informative with regard to the history of not only the temples, but the country as a whole. This gave real depth to the tour experience as opposed to just wandering about solo and taking a few photos. There were plenty of stops, including a delicious lunch where we were invited to order anything from the menu, plus grab a beer if we wanted. It was amazing to cycle off road through a forested area to emerge at the last temple…”

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4.Angkor Wat Sunrise Bike Tour & Jungle Breakfast

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 415 reviews · from $75

Start at 4:30 a.m. for Angkor Wat sunrise, then cycle quiet forest paths to Bayon and Ta Prohm. Your English-speaking guide, perhaps Chen, Muen, Som, or another local expert, leads the way while a support van carries water and offers rest breaks. Breakfast, snacks, fruit, and bottled water are included. An Angkor Pass costs extra.

“This tour was fantastic! There was only 3 people in my group. The ride was quite easy and was a great way to get from location to location and see some sites that other tours would not see. I have recommended to all my friends to see Angkor this way.”

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5.Guided Countryside Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 294 reviews · from $35

Ride about 18 to 19 kilometers on mostly flat roads and rural tracks outside Siem Reap. Your English-speaking guide, such as Ron, Vandy, or Kanika, leads you to a market, rice fields, mushroom farms, a rice wine distillery, temples, and lotus farms. Bikes, helmets, snacks, water, transfers, and a village donation are included.

“Vingi rocks! He’s good at this. I’d follow him anywhere on a bike 👍”

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6.Siem Reap Countryside Guided Tour by Bike and E-Bike Private Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 157 reviews · from $47

Set out from Pte Kru Café for a 4.5-hour, 30-km ride through rural Siem Reap. Your English-speaking guide leads you along dirt lanes to basket weavers, village homes, farms, Svay Romiet Pagoda, and West Baray. Choose a bicycle or e-bike, with helmets, water, fruit, snacks, and a welcome drink included.

“The tour with eBikes was great and despite the high temperatures to do well. We liked her very much and we would make her again. Greetings Family HahnAuto-translated”

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7.Angkor Wat Sunrise Bike Tour & Jungle Breakfast

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 141 reviews · 9 hours · from $75

Start before dawn with Angkor Wat sunrise, then follow forest paths to Bayon, the Terrace of the Elephants, and Ta Prohm. Guides such as Seng, Chen, Moon, and Bunvath explain Khmer history while a support van carries water, snacks, and tired cyclists. A chef-prepared breakfast and lunch on private tours make this a full, active day.

“Amazing! We were picked up promptly at our hotel in the early morning to find out we were the only ones on the tour! Very impressed that they still honoured our tour instead of canceling or trying to change it. Our guide Moon was fantastic,. We felt safe at all times and he went out of his way to ensure a fun trip at a manageable pace. The bikes and helmets looked and felt brand new and were in excellent condition. The breakfast and snacks provided were perfectly planned out and delicious. Moon gave just the right amount of information at our stops to make it interesting. Biking through the…”

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8.Cycle the Angkor Backroads with lunch / E-Bike or Tuk Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 124 reviews · from $55

Ride 20 to 30 kilometers through Angkor Archaeological Park in a small group, stopping at Bayon, Ta Prohm, Srah Srang, and Angkor Wat. You’ll use a mountain bike, helmet, water, snacks, and lunch, with hotel pickup and drop-off included. Guide Son may lead your ride, and an e-bike or tuk tuk option is available.

“Fantastic cycling adventure around Angkor Wat. This is a great way to see some hidden temples not otherwise accessible by vehicle. Tour guide Son was very knowledgeable and flexible. I would suggest you have some decent fitneRead more”

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9.Angkor Wat Sunrise and Temples E-Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 52 reviews · 9 hours · from $85

Start at 4:40 am by tuk-tuk for sunrise at Angkor Wat, then ride an easy electric bike through forest paths to Ta Prohm, Ta Nei, Bayon, villages, and local food stops. Guides such as August, Raman, Sa, Ho, Jan, and Makara bring temple history and photo help, while a support tuk-tuk carries water, towels, and your bags.

“This tour stuck out from the beginning as it is not like any of the traditional ones. WORTH IT! The bikes were in great condition and easy to drive. As I was cruising through the locations I saw all the other tours having to take long walks, be in the hot sun, and stand in very crowded areas. On this tour we were able to park closer to the temples, have a more personalized experience, and avoid the crowds. As a plus, wind blowing in your face to help keep you cool. My guide Makara was amazing! He knew all the spots to access with ease and make the day…”

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10.Angkor Wat: Guided Sunrise Bike Tour w/ Breakfast and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 48 reviews · from $55

Start before sunrise with an English-speaking guide such as Sotin, Voleak, or Tida, then cycle Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and village trails. The mostly flat route includes a support vehicle, helmet, water, breakfast, and lunch. Expect an 8 to 10-hour day, with an Angkor Park entry ticket and optional $25 e-bike fee paid separately.

“Doing the Angkor Wat tour on bike was a fantastic way to avoid some of the crowds. It’s mostly on flat and easy tracks that anyone that can ride a back would be fine with. A full day tour with breakfast and lunch included makes it fantastic value.”

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11.Cycle Angkor Backroad Bike Tour / E-Bike or Tuk Tuk

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 16 reviews · 8 hours · from $55

Spend eight hours exploring Angkor by bicycle, with a small group of up to 12. Ride shaded backroads to Angkor Thom, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and Angkor Wat, stopping for Cambodian food, snacks, water, and temple history. Guides such as Voleak, Sotin, Steven, and Mony adjust the pace to suit you.

“Great way to see Angkor. It is long day and think time could be cut in some places or even cut bfast.”

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