Mekong Delta to Siem Reap Cycling - 15 Day Bike Tour

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A Real Cycling Adventure from the Mekong Delta to Siem Reap 15 Days

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Duration: 13 - 16 days

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Route: Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh Vietnam - Cu Chi Tunnel Vietnam - Chau Doc - Cai Be - Can Tho - Vinh Long - Ben Tre - Sa Dec - Rach Gia - Cambodia - Siem Reap - Phnom Penh - Kampong cham - Multi Country - Vietnam and Cambodia Tours

Overview

Prepare for an unforgettable journey on two wheels with Golden Trail Travel's "A Real Cycling Adventure from the Mekong Delta to Siem Reap - 15 Days." This epic 15-day cycling adventure is meticulously crafted for the intrepid traveler, inviting you to pedal through the heart of two fascinating Southeast Asian nations: Vietnam and Cambodia. From the bustling waterways of the Mekong Delta to the awe-inspiring ancient temples of Siem Reap, this Vietnam Cambodia cycling tour offers an unparalleled blend of vibrant culture, rich history, and breathtaking landscapes. If you're seeking a true Indochina bike trip, this is your ultimate call to adventure.

Our cycling Mekong Delta to Siem Reap expedition kicks off amidst the vibrant energy of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam's dynamic southern metropolis. After a comprehensive briefing and bike fitting, you'll soon escape the city's hustle and immerse yourself in the tranquil, watery world of the Mekong Delta. The initial days of this Mekong cycling tour will see you winding through a labyrinth of canals, verdant rice paddies, and charming fruit orchards. Imagine cycling on narrow paths, past friendly locals waving from their homes, and experiencing the unique daily life of the delta, including visits to bustling spots like Cai Be floating market cycling. These experiences provide an authentic glimpse into the "rice bowl" of Vietnam.

As the Southeast Asia cycling holiday progresses, you'll cycle deeper into the delta, exploring towns like Vinh Long and Can Tho, and eventually making your way towards Chau Doc. The cycling here is largely flat, making it accessible while still offering plenty of mileage to build your stamina. You'll encounter diverse local industries, traditional craft villages, and taste delicious regional specialties. This segment of the Vietnam Cambodia cycling tour truly showcases the authentic rural charm of Southern Vietnam, away from the typical tourist trails.

A pivotal moment of this 15 day cycling adventure is the exciting cycling across border Vietnam Cambodia. You'll cross from Chau Doc into Cambodia, feeling the subtle shift in atmosphere and landscape as you enter a new country. Once in Cambodia, the journey takes on a new dimension, leading you through the serene countryside towards the coastal charm of Kampot cycling and Kep cycling. Here, you can enjoy the laid-back pace, savor fresh seafood, and admire colonial architecture, providing a relaxed interlude before the final push north.

The journey continues inland towards the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh cycling. While much of the cycling here will be around the city's outskirts to avoid heavy traffic, you'll have ample opportunity to explore its significant historical sites, including the Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, and the poignant reminders of Cambodia's recent past, such as the S-21 Prison and Killing Fields. This provides a crucial understanding of the country's resilience and history, adding profound depth to your Indochina bike trip.

The grand finale of this remarkable cycling Mekong Delta to Siem Reap tour is the ride towards Siem Reap and the iconic Angkor Wat cycling. As you approach Siem Reap, the landscape changes, with ancient trees and subtle hints of the approaching marvel. Cycling through the Angkor complex itself is an unparalleled experience. Imagine pedaling amidst the ancient ruins, discovering hidden temples, and witnessing the breathtaking sunrise or sunset over Angkor Wat. You'll have dedicated time for Cambodia temple cycling, exploring not just Angkor Wat but also the intricate faces of Bayon Temple, Ta Prohm (the "Tomb Raider" temple), and many others. This truly culminates your Southeast Asia cycling holiday with an awe-inspiring historical and cultural immersion.

Golden Trail Travel's "A Real Cycling Adventure from the Mekong Delta to Siem Reap - 15 Days" is designed for adventurers who appreciate both physical challenge and deep cultural discovery. We provide high-quality, well-maintained bicycles suitable for the varied terrain, comfortable accommodations ranging from charming local guesthouses to well-appointed hotels, and comprehensive support throughout. Our expert, English-speaking guides are intimately familiar with both countries, ensuring your safety, providing insightful commentary, and facilitating authentic interactions with local communities. A support vehicle accompanies the group at all times, carrying luggage and offering a comfortable ride for those who wish to take a break. This fully supported Mekong cycling tour allows you to focus purely on the joy of discovery and the thrill of the ride.

This 15 day cycling adventure is suitable for cyclists with a good level of fitness and a love for exploration. The terrain is mostly flat to undulating, with some longer riding days, but the rewards—stunning scenery, genuine cultural encounters, and the profound satisfaction of cycling across two magnificent countries—are immense. If you are seeking an immersive Vietnam Cambodia cycling tour that takes you beyond the ordinary, connecting you with the heart and soul of Indochina, then this cycling Mekong Delta to Siem Reap journey with Golden Trail Travel is the perfect choice for your next great adventure.

Highlight

Cross-Country Epic: Embark on a spectacular 15-day cycling adventure that takes you from the bustling waterways of Vietnam's Mekong Delta to Siem Reap, Cambodia. This Vietnam Cambodia cycling tour is a true Indochina bike trip highlight.
Mekong Delta Immersion: Explore the "rice bowl" of Vietnam by bike. Cycle on narrow paths, visit fruit orchards, local workshops, and witness daily life on the canals, including the vibrant Cai Be floating market cycling.
Seamless Border Crossing: Experience the unique adventure of cycling across border Vietnam Cambodia at Chau Doc, transitioning smoothly between two distinct cultures and landscapes.
Coastal Charms of Cambodia: Discover the relaxed beauty of southern Cambodia with Kampot cycling and Kep cycling. Enjoy the coastal breeze, explore pepper plantations, and savor fresh seafood.
Phnom Penh Exploration: Gain insights into Cambodia's rich history and resilience in its capital. While the focus is cycling the outskirts, you'll have time to visit key historical sites and delve into Phnom Penh cycling culture.
Angkor Wat by Bike: The crowning jewel of the tour: Angkor Wat cycling. Pedal amidst the ancient wonders of the Angkor complex, exploring iconic temples like Angkor Wat, Bayon, and Ta Prohm. This is the ultimate Siem Reap bike tour.
Rural Southeast Asia Cycling: Cycle through vast rice paddies, charming rural villages, and verdant landscapes that offer a deep glimpse into authentic Vietnamese and Cambodian life on this Southeast Asia cycling holiday.
Authentic Local Encounters: Interact with friendly locals, share smiles with children, and experience the warm hospitality of communities in both countries, adding a profound cultural dimension to your Mekong cycling tour.
Fully Supported & Guided: Travel with confidence with Golden Trail Travel. Enjoy high-quality bikes, a support vehicle for luggage and breaks, comfortable accommodation, and expert English-speaking guides ensuring a safe and enriching cycling Mekong Delta to Siem Reap journey.
Diverse Scenery & Cuisine: From the lush green of the delta to the ancient stone of Angkor, and from Vietnamese pho to Cambodian amok, this tour offers a feast for both the eyes and the palate, making it a comprehensive 15 day cycling adventure.

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HOTELS
Economy 2*+ Hotels
Superior 3* Hotels
First Class 4* Hotels
Deluxe 5* Hotels
Luxury 5*++ Hotels

Notes:
*All prices are based on per adult, in Double/Twin sharing
Surcharge will be applied for single traveler or single room request

Important Notes:
HOTELS, PROGRAMS & SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE

GUIDE/LEADER:
English speaking guide. French , Germany , Spanish, Italian, Russian speaking guide can be arranged with on request.

Things to be prepared:
Hat
Small backpack
Shoes and shorts for cycling
Sunglasses
Gloves
2 pairs of riding shorts
2 riding jerseys (quick-dry)
2 pairs of quick dry socks for cycling
Comfortable shoes for biking and walking
Riding gloves
2-3 t-shirts or casual shirts
Trousers or jeans
1-2 pairs of casual socks for non-cycling activities
3-5 sets of underwear (quick-dry)
Cool-weather jacket or rain jacket
Extra layers and gloves for cooler season or climate (thin, thermal, water-wicking)
Bathing suit
Sandals

Your Perfect Cycling Adventure, Crafted Just for You Across Asia

At Golden Trail Travel, we believe every journey should be as unique as the traveler. As Asia's premier bike tour operator, we specialize in creating bespoke cycling experiences that perfectly match your desires and budget, wherever your wanderlust takes you.

Our dedicated team—comprising experienced biking guides, skilled mechanics, reliable drivers, insightful tour consultants, and passionate bicycle specialists—is committed to ensuring your adventure is seamless, safe, and truly unforgettable.

Whether you're exploring solo, enjoying a family getaway, or embarking on a group expedition, we're here to design a trip that's exclusively yours. The itineraries you see are just a starting point; consider them a canvas upon which we'll paint your ideal Asian biking tour. We invite you to share your ideas, tell us your preferences, and let us know your budget. We'll meticulously customize an existing itinerary or craft a brand-new program from the ground up, adding or excluding elements until it's absolutely perfect for you.

Ready to start planning your dream biking adventure across Asia? Share your requirements with us today, and let's create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Day 1: Hochiminh Arrival

Greetings from Vietnam. When you arrive at Tan San Nhat International Airport, a driver and guide from Golden Trail Travel will meet you and take you to the hotel located in the center of Ho Chi Minh City. Known by its former name, Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City is known as "the pearl of the Far East." One of the most memorable place names in Asia is undoubtedly Saigon, the biggest and busiest city in Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh City has the most Western atmosphere of any Vietnamese city. Amazing contrasts can be found in this city: upscale new international hotels, upscale dining establishments, and hip clubs coexist alongside roadside noodle stands, noisy cyclo drivers, and street kids. Markets, pagodas, karaoke clubs, and golf courses compete for space with bowling alleys, shopping centers, and golf courses. The adjectives "bustling," "booming," "crowded," and "noisy" barely begin to describe Saigon's addictive and frequently captivating chaos. However, there are also the majestic French colonial boulevards and buildings, the Cathedral, the waterfront, and the peaceful times spent at a sidewalk cafe taking in the breathtaking view of the world passing by at a fast pace.When you get to the hotel, sign in and enjoy some alone time. If there is time, we will spend a half-day exploring the War Remnants Museum, the Sai Gon Central Post Office, Independence Palace, Notre Dame Cathedral, and Ben Thanh Market. Afterward, we will head back to the hotel for a quick regroup and itinerary review before heading out to supper.Summary:Activities:Picking up and transfering to HotelAccommodation: HotelMeals: DCycling distance: No/ Transferring

Day 2: Hochiminh - Cu Chi tunnel

We departed from the busy metropolis and headed toward the Cu Chi Tunnel. We arrive at the cycling station, where our bikes are waiting for you to use them, after an hour-long transfer. Ride on single-track trails through a village where Cu Chi farmers go about their everyday lives, gathering rubber latex and manufacturing bamboo furniture and baskets. There will also be large rice-paper workshops run by rural families. From 1965 until 1975, this territory served the Viet Cong not only as a hiding place but also as a fighting and living region throughout the Vietnam War. After touring the tunnel, return to Hochiminh and have a picnic lunch. overnight in Hochiminh citySummary:Activities: Transferring and cycling to Cu Chi TunnelAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/DCycling distance: 45 Km

Day 3: Hochiminh - Cai Be - Vinh Long & Can Tho – Cruising & Cycling

After a filling breakfast at the hotel, take a leisurely one-hour transfer to Cai Be, a vibrant river market where you may take a boat ride over the Mekong Delta, see the vibrant floating market, and go to the neighboring island of Dong Phu. Here, visitors can stroll through orchards and take in the shaded surroundings while learning about the farmers' daily lives. After departing the island, you ride to Vinh Long and on through the center of the Mekong Delta, passing by innumerable rivers and canals that nourish this vibrant, fertile terrain. You arrive in Can Tho, the unofficial capital of the Mekong Delta, after a few ferry crossings, which are usually a great chance to meet the amiable locals. The rice husking mills provide a significant portion of the city's jobs in this amiable, vibrant community.Summary:Activities: Transferring and CyclingAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/ DCycling distance: 45 – 80 Km

Day 4: Cruising & Cycling Can Tho - Long Xuyen

Start early to take in the energetic outdoor activities at one of Vietnam's largest floating markets, the Hau River-Cai Rang floating market. Here, a multitude of wooden boats of various sizes will assemble to offer their items. You can get up close and personal with these floating vendors by navigating around them in your little boat, which is ideal for taking pictures and purchasing produce for yourself. Then it's back to the bikes, where you pedal past pleasant faces and vibrant greenery. The roads get narrower and there is less traffic as you move deeper into the delta. Take in the scenery as you ride by countless cottage industries, lumberjacks, shredders of coconuts, little docks where rice is loaded and unloaded, and little, lively markets. In the afternoon, you get to enjoy a leisurely ride along the Mekong through one of the most picturesque sections of the delta, passing by fish farms, traditional towns, little bridges, and a more rustic atmosphere. Long xuyen arrived. In Long Xuyen for the night.Summary:Activities:Cycling, Boat Trip and TransferringAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/ DCycling distance: 45 – 90 Km

Day 5: Cruising & Cycling from Long Xuyen – Chau Doc

The view today is entirely different from what it was yesterday. Once you make a quick transfer to Tri Ton, we start riding. As you get closer to Chau Doc, mountains start to rise in the distance. The Thot not trees suggest that the area is becoming closer to Cambodia, and the locals speak Vietnamese as a second language. You will ride a bicycle to the Vietnamese killing fields this afternoon, located in Ba Chuc. Here, nearly 3,000 Vietnamese people were slaughtered in 1978 by Polpot's regime. The route circles back to Chau Doc from Ba Chuc along the border, or depending on the state of the roads, retraces the path back to Tri Ton and then rides the remaining distance to Chau Doc along amazing rural roads. If the weather permits, those with excess energy can ascend Sam Mountain in time for sunset!Spend the night in Chau Doc after dinner.Summary:Activities: Cycling and TransferringAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/ DCycling distance: 50 – 78 Km

Day 6: Cruising & Cycling from Chau Doc to Ha Tien

Another gorgeous day of our journey, we set out early to explore the magnificent riverside market with all of its bustling activity and kaleidoscope of colors, sounds, and scents. The boat travels on to an ethnic Cham town with its renowned Mubarak Mosque, passing through fish farm communities where vast amounts of fish are raised in cages beneath floating homes. You can see women weaving here as well, utilizing age-old techniques. After that, you cycle along a nice route while admiring tall limestone structures in the distance, vivid green rice fields, and several bridges. As you approach Cambodia, there are lots of sights to see along the route, including the many architectural designs of ethnic Khmer dwellings and the plethora of vibrant Khmer pagodas. When you go to Ha Tien in the late afternoon, it feels like it has been neglected but yet has a certain allure with its closed terraces, deteriorating colonial buildings, and mats of seafood drying in the sun. Summary:Activities: Cycling, Boat TripAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/ DCycling distance: 45 – 80 Km

Day 7: Farewell Vietnam, Hello Cambodia

You ride the short distance to the Cambodian border this morning and bid farewell to Vietnam. Riding a bicycle along peaceful coastal dirt roads through little villages and salt flats will serve as your introduction to Cambodia. Your first stop will be the seaside town of Kep, which is currently experiencing a renaissance following years of abandonment. You'll eat lunch here and maybe sample some of the delicious seafood the region is known for. You cycle the last 35 kilometers to Kampot after lunch. Unquestionably charming, the town is home to friendly locals and a peaceful, sleepy atmosphere. Many buildings from the French colonial and Chinese eras still stand, and if that weren't enough, there's a wonderful riverfront where you can watch what may be Cambodia's most breathtaking sunsets as the sun sets behind the surrounding mountains.Summary:Activities: Cycling, Immigration formalities, Accommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/ DCycling distance: 72 Km

Day 8: Cycle Kampot to Takeo

Following a filling breakfast at the resort, we head out on our bikes to pedal through breathtaking scenery of limestone karst, charming villages with some ethnic Cham populations, and endless rice fields. As a little provincial capital consisting mostly of buildings housing local government departments, Takeo has little to brag about. On the other hand, the waterfront promenade offers a lovely stroll in the late afternoon as the sun sets, and there are several historic colonial villas in various states surrounding the market area. A true flavor of rural, unspoiled Cambodia, far from the tourist path!.Summary:Activities: Cycling from Hotel - hotelAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/ DCycling distance: 45 – 80 Km

Day 9: Cycle Takeo to Phnom Penh

To get pictures of the unspoiled natural world, get an early start. You spin north out of Takeo, passing through even more endless rice paddies. You eventually leave the main road to visit Tonle Bati, a riverbank setting where you have time to examine the little but charming Ta Prohm and Yeay Peau Angkorian temples. After that, you'll try to stay off the "main" route as much as you can and stop at the "Killing Fields" when you get to Phnom Penh's outskirts. This place, which is now a memorial situated in a lovely serene landscape, is where Khmer Rouge detainees were executed after being forcibly marched from the Toul Sleng jail in the city center. After giving it some thought, you have the option of taking the support vehicle or navigating the rush-hour traffic into the center of Phnom Penh, the capital city of Cambodia.Summary:Activities:Cycling and TransferringAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/ DCycling distance: 45 – 90 km

Day 10: Phnom Penh City Cyclo Tour

As you have an enjoyable cyclo tour—a traditional form Cambodian transportation—on your first morning in lovely Phnom Penh, you may be happy to learn that today is someone else's turn to pedal. The National Museum, with its extensive collection of Khmer artifacts housed in a picturesque setting, is the first place you'll see. It is terracotta red. You will next travel to the adjacent Royal Palace, which is located on the banks of the enormous Mekong river. The Throne Hall, the Chan Chaya Pavilion, and the King's living quarters are all located inside the Palace walls. Next, you will proceed to the nearby Silver Pagoda, which gets its name from a rumor that its floor is composed of more than 4,000 silver tiles! Following lunch, return to the cyclos and ride through the streets of Phnom Penh to the Toul Sleng Genocide Museum (also known as S21). This notorious Khmer Rouge prison and torture center was, paradoxically, once a school and is situated in a tranquil suburb of the city. After that, you'll go to the Russian Market, which is a great spot to buy trinkets.Summary:Activities:Transferring and visiting Phnom Penh landmarksAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/ DCycling distance: No

Day 11: Phnom Penh to Kompong Cham

This morning, you leave the congested streets of Phnom Penh behind and travel 40 kilometers before leaving the main road to enjoy a shaded ride along the Mekong River's path along a partly unpaved and occasionally uneven route leading to the village of Kompong Cham. As you cycle through the numerous traditional villages, you will see people going about their daily lives—cooking, cleaning, playing, leading the cows to the river, cycling schoolchildren, pagodas & monks, and the sun-drying of bright red chilies, pepper, rice, and fish by the side of the road. Of course, there will also be the constant stream of life on the mighty Mekong. Expect a few surprised faces along the way. There are several cool, shaded, picturesque places to take a breather where you can be sure that the interested residents will want to say "Hello." Many buildings and trader store fronts with French influences can still be found in Kompong Cham; despite their frequent state of disrepair, they still have an air of austerity and grace that sets them apart from the more contemporary structures that usually surround them. Because of its compact size, you may easily tour it on foot, as you are.Summary:Activities: Transferring and CyclingAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/ DCycling distance: 79 Km

Day 12: Kompong Cham, Beng Mealea & Siem Reap

This morning, head off early as you head out of Kompong Cham. You'll soon pull off the main highway and head up a route that passes through shaded rubber plantations and gradually climbs. You rejoin the main route at the small town of Prey Thom Tratrav, which is 75 kilometers away. You will then drive 150 miles to the market town of Dom Dek in the backup vehicle. Remounting your bikes at this point will allow you to cycle the remaining 30km to the Beng Mealea temple, which is a remarkably atmospheric experience. The temple, which was just recently rediscovered, is mostly covered in vegetation due to nature's ravenous appetite. Despite the stone towers and galleries being partially destroyed, the trees that have grown through them provide a nice, shaded area to hang out.You have the feeling of a real adventurer as you explore! You then take a car to Siem Reap, where you check into your accommodation.Summary:Activities: Cycling and TransferringAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/ DCycling distance: 45 – 90 Km

Day 13: Exploring the Magnificent Angkor Temples by Bike

You start your bicycle tour of the amazing Angkor temples this morning. Focusing today on the Small Circuit, which is home to iconic temples like the Takeo pyramid, the jungle-clad Ta Prohm made famous by the Hollywood blockbuster "Tomb Raider," Sras Srang, also known as the King's Bathing Pond, and the magnificent Royal City of Angkor Thom, which is home to the Bayon, a temple renowned for its numerous enormous carved faces smiling enticingly down at you. You will also tour other significant locations within this massive walled city. It's time to tackle the magnificent Angkor Wat, the biggest religious structure in the world, after lunch. You will be drawn to it by its sheer magnitude at first, but you will soon become enthralled with its architecture and finely crafted bas-reliefs as you investigate more closely. You have free time to explore Siem Reap's vibrant nightlife, which includes a wide variety of excellent restaurants and exciting pubs, after you get back to the hotel.Summary:Activities: Cycling from Hotel - HotelAccommodation: HotelMeals:B/L/ D Cycling distance: 45 Km

Day 14: Cycling to Beautiful Banteay Srei Temple

You pedal northward toward Banteay Srei today. The lovely Cambodian countryside and its amiable inhabitants make this bike journey an absolute treat. We will make stops at a few communities along the way to have a better look at the wooden stilts dwellings and daily life. Large black pots filled with a thick, light brown boiling liquid are a common sight in people's gardens. This region is also known for its sugar palm tree sweets, which are guaranteed to provide any cyclist with a much-needed energy boost! You will be astounded by Banteay Srei's exquisite beauty as soon as you arrive. It's a beautifully adorned temple with themes from the Ramayana and floral designs carved from pink sandstone. Because the intricacy is too delicate for a man's hands, it is thought that women must have carved the images. After lunch at a neighborhood eatery, you'll cycle back towards Siem Reap and, depending on time, visit some of the temples along the Grand Circuit, including Banteay Kdei, Neak Pean, which is surrounded by ponds and fountains, and Preah Khan, also known as "Sacred Sword," one of the largest temples in Angkor. You're going to enjoy dinner this evening together with a captivating Apsara dance show.Summary:Activities: Cycling to visit Angkor complexAccommodation: HotelMeals:B/L/ DCycling distance: 45 – 80 Km

Day 15: Siem Reap – Departure on wards

Eat breakfast at the hotel and unwind on your own until it's time to depart. After our services are completed, you will be escorted to the international airport by our driver and guide so you can catch your next trip.Summary:Activities: TransferringAccommodation: OnwardMeals: BCycling distance: No

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1. What types of tours does Golden Trail Travel offer?

Answer: Golden Trail Travel specializes in offering a wide range of travel packages to Vietnam and other Indochina countries such as Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, China, and Malaysia. We offer themed tours including Classic Highlights, Cycling, Trekking, Beach Holidays, Luxury Honeymoon, Short Trips, Family, Off The Beaten Track, Multi-Country, Motorbiking, Veteran, Food, Students, Luxury, Golf, Photography, Cooking Class, Bird Watching, Indochina Cruises, Kayaking, Muslim-friendly tours, Offroad 4x4WD, Indochina MICE Travel, Cave Expedition, and Helicopter tours.

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