Angkor Trips - Itinerary

1. Duration: Most bike tours range from half a day to a full day. There are also multi-day tours available for those wanting a deeper exploration.
2. Route: Tours usually include key temples on the Small Circuit, such as Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm, and Bayon, but can be customized depending on your interests. Some tours might also take you through less-visited areas and local villages.
3. Experience: Riding through the Angkor park area allows for a more intimate experience of the temples and scenery. You’ll have opportunities to stop for photos, learn about the history of the sites from a guide, and appreciate the natural beauty that surrounds the temples.
4. Guided vs. Self-Guided: Many tours are guided, providing insights into the history, culture, and architecture of the sites. Self-guided tours are also an option for those who prefer exploring at their own pace.
5. Bicycle Options: Most tours provide comfortable mountain or hybrid bikes, often equipped with safety gear. Some may offer electric bikes for a less strenuous ride.

Benefits of a Bike Tour

• Environmental Impact: Biking is an eco-friendly way to explore the area, minimizing your carbon footprint.
• Physical Activity: It’s a great way to stay active while sightseeing, with the added benefit of exploring at a more leisurely pace.
• Local Interaction: Depending on the route, you may pass through local villages, giving you the chance to interact with residents and experience everyday Cambodian life.

What to Bring

1. Water: Stay hydrated, as the weather can be hot and humid.
2. Sunscreen: Protect your skin from the sun.
3. Comfortable Clothing: Wear lightweight, breathable clothing suitable for cycling, and remember to dress modestly when visiting temples.
4. Camera: Capture the stunning views and unique moments along the way.