Upon arrival, please look out for the Siem Reaper welcome sign at the arrivals gate. We will transfer you to your hotel, where you can take your time and relax by the pool or venture out for your first exploration of this ancient city.

Our tour guide will be waiting to meet you at your hotel promptly at 17:00 hrs to conduct a comprehensive bike fitting and afterwards, join you for a delicious dinner to celebrate the beginning of your exciting journey by bike.

Today, followed by a 2-hour quick transfer to the Mekong. You will board a local ferry to get to Ben Tre known for being the Kingdom of the Coconut and nursery gardens. Hop on your bikes and you will be treated to a stunning array of colors as you pedal past the beautiful riverside homes and villages that line the delta. Their economy is driven by coconuts, which are at the core of their culture, and as you cross bridges and journey along the winding roads, it's hard not to be in awe of this stunning landscape. Then we take a sampan (traditional boat) through narrow canals before boarding a ferry for a refreshing boat ride across the wide Co Chien River.

Lunch will be served at a local restaurant before cycling through the most famous water coconut trails and ending with a ferry crossing from the main arm of the Mekong river to Tra Vinh town, where you will spend the night in the city center.

This morning, we will set out on an exciting journey to explore the natural beauty and the unique Khmer architecture and culture of this region. Leaving Tra Vinh City, we will cycle a short distance to uncover the breathtaking beauty of Ba Om Pond, an 800-year-old Khmer architectural masterpiece. This special location is renowned for its seasonal lotus flowers and is sure to be a highlight of our journey. Then we will see rice paddies interspersed along the route, and coconut trees will fill the horizon. This is quite spectacular to behold and is well worth a photo stop. This region is renowned for being the second-largest producer of rice in Vietnam.

After lunch, we will take an approx. 1-hour transfer to a hotel in Can Tho, where we will have the opportunity to relax with nightlife and rooftop views from restaurants in the city center. Be sure not to miss out on its well-known night markets!

This morning, we will be embarking on an exciting journey from Can Tho to the renowned Cai Rang floating market. Taking a boat as our mode of transport, we can expect to encounter the bustling activity of the market, where merchants and vendors sell their wares on small boats and barges. It will be a truly unique experience that you won't soon forget. Then, you will explore the canal system of the Mekong, where we will see some of the canals that were used to transport boats during the Vietnam War. 

Afterward, we will cycle along the river on paved and secluded roads, where we will be blessed with breathtaking views of the region's lush fruit gardens that seem to seamlessly blend in with the picturesque countryside trails. En-route and take a short transfer to your hotel in Rach Gia. 

Today, we will take a short transfer via our private shuttle to the seat of the Southern Kingdom of Vietnam as it was recognized 2000 years ago. We will visit a local museum dedicated to the history of the region and specifically the cultural importance of the region’s jewel production. For many in this area, pride in their family history as rulers of the South is still evident today.

After having the opportunity to enjoy a variety of unique and immersive cultural experiences, we will cycle towards Chau Doc. As this region is prone to flooding on an annual basis, compared to the days when we used to cycle here, there are now far fewer local routes through the rice paddies.

Lunch will be served after this relaxing experience before you get back on your bikes for your overnight stay in Chau Doc City.

For this last day, your legs will get a well-deserved rest. You will check out of your accommodation and have breakfast and you will then board on a comfortable speed boat heading to Cambodia at 6:45 am.

The boat ride will take about 5 hours, during which you will be able to enjoy some snacks.

Visas at the border will be arranged by the crew. Please prepare 2x ID photos (with a white background) as well as 35 USD in cash for the border (which must be undamaged, with no writing on them or torn or taped edges).

Today we escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and cross the river by ferry boat, making our way towards the north of Phnom Penh and the Silk Islands.

After arriving on land, we will bike through orchards and vegetable farms, enjoying the peaceful farmland and learning about the lives of the people who call the Silk Islands home. Along the way, we will park our bikes for some interesting cultural stops as we check out traditional village industries and get a better sense of authentic Cambodian life on these islands. Learn more about Cambodia’s silk weaving history, stroll through quiet villages, relax on the riverbank, or go for a dip.

Then we head out south from the main center of the tourist side to Toul Sleng. Toul Sleng was a former high school that served as Security Prison 21 (S21) under Khmer Rouge control from 1975 to 1979.We tour the complex for an hour before heading back.

Today, we’ll head to Kampong Thom and visit the temple of Sambor Prei Kok, one of the most important pre-Angkorian sites in Cambodia, which is soon to become the next UNESCO World Heritage Site. The temple was built in the Chenla period between the 6th and 7th centuries. After our guide leads us on a tour through the temples, we enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.

After lunch, we continue our ride through rice paddies and small villages, with locals greeting us as we cycle by. We then hop back into our van for a 4-hour transfer to Siem Reap and Angkor.

Today, our bike tour takes us on unpaved roads through rural villages. We cycle on a quite backroad to the temple of Banteay Samre. From there it goes back on unpaved roads through attractive villages, along with rice fields, and to the temple of Banteay Srei, which is located outside the actual temple city and is made of pink sandstone.

The roads are peaceful, narrow, and very pretty all the way to Bantey Srei. There are plenty of beautiful and real country views to see along the way as you cycle past the local markets, schools, villages, and Buddhist temples. Taking a water break under the shade of the tree before we reach Bantey Srei, which is known as the Citadel of Women, this red sandstone temple is one of Angkor’s most significant structures as its walls are decorated with elaborate carvings, which have been preserved remarkably well.

This morning, we are thrilled to embark on our exciting bicycle tour at 9:00 am and explore the stunning Tonle Sap Trail with its unique sights of life on the floating village. Along the way, your knowledgeable guide will take you to explore the local farms and engage in various activities that bring you closer to understanding the everyday lives of Cambodian villagers. You can experience a glimpse into their culture, history, and traditions which is sure to be an unforgettable journey.

Afterward, take a short cruise to Kampong Phluk to see the floating villages, where you have an opportunity to learn about life on the water. Tonle Sap Lake is the largest lake in Southeast Asia and offers a unique way of life for those living on Cambodia’s Tonle Sap Lake, which is recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. 

Today, we take a short transfer to Angkor Wat in time to see the sunrise. Your guide will take you to the best spots to watch the colorful sunrise. Then, go through the Angkor central complex and learn about the history and symbolism of Angkor Wat.

Once you have discovered Angkor Wat and enjoy a breakfast, just outside the temple area in peaceful surroundings, Afterward, proceed with the bike tour down the trails behind Angkor Park. Follow tracks that take you through small villages and see how the locals go about their daily lives.

As you explore more of the Angkor Archaeological Park, you will continue to uncover a multitude of other sites such as Angkor Thom, Bayon, Ta Prohm temple and many other lesser-known temples embedded deep within the jungle trails. These hidden gems are filled with a rich history that can only be experienced by venturing off the beaten track.

Your tour comes to an end this morning. There are no activities on your final day, and you are free to leave at any time. Your time is at leisure until you transfer to Siem Reap International Airport for your onward flight and say goodbye to your tour guide.