Cycle Vietnam to Cambodia

After the Vietnam Cycling Tours team picks you up at your hotels, we drive on free ways to My Tho for an hour and a half. See farmers and gardeners working on farming land and fruit orchards on paths. You are sharing space with kids going to school on ferries before you have lunch served at local. An easy ride allows you to stop at local to understand living activities on biking to homestay.

From homestay, we cycle to Cho Lach through the Island of An Binh, past local markets, schools, and fruit gardens on a dirty track. After lunch, a short transfer to avoid getting hot, we choose the best route for your afternoon riding. You will have a beautiful ride through villages with thousands of coconut trees on paths before a ferry crossing takes you to Tra Vinh.

Tra Vinh is a seaside province in Mekong Delta. Still, many local beaches at Ba Dong are not famous because they are too far from the city, and the water could be the clearest pretty things to travelers is the amazing landscapes and its cycle routes which you can bike on to as getting close to friendly peasants and Khmer people. Today you will be cycling on beautiful paths, past the farmlands and stopping at some hamlets on your way cycling to Cau Ke for lunch. In the afternoon, continue your ride heading off to Can Tho.

The first thing to know in Can Tho is the real floating market; you need to see the market in action. After a boat ride to this market, we will explore various waterways that crisscross the countryside of Phong Dien, O-Mon, and Thoi Lai. This afternoon, continue biking through removed villages and stopping at Bang Lang stork garden before biking to Long Xuyen city.

Today, we cycle through the farmlands, which were abandoned lands before 1975. Since 1980, Mekong farmers have moved and settled in this land. Witness first-hand how big the rice bowl of Vietnam is. Have a coffee break at a little village by the canals. Continue riding to Ba Chuc, the killing fields near the Cambodian border where the red Khmer soldiers killed over three thousand Vietnamese people in 1978. Lunch en route. After lunch, ride to the border town of Tinh Bien. Then, cycle to Chau Doc. Stay the last night in Vietnam.

A four-hour boat trip will take you to Phnom Penh's capital. This is an opportunity for you to enjoy scenery alongside the Mekong River river banks from Chau Doc to Phnom Penh. Our team will pick you up and take to your hotel for check-in. Free to explore the capital city on your own.

Depart from the hotel with a quick transfer on Asian High Way 1, along Tonle Sap River, to Sangkat Preaek Pnov. Then we cycle through the beautiful backwater countryside of Prek Phnov, cross the lake, through tranquil villages with stilted houses, rice paddies, and the local community's farmlands, learn the local culture and customs, and keep biking to Oudong Mountain. The ride is on dirt tracks and gravel through local material stilt houses; discover the cultural diversity along the rural hamlets, see the temples along the way, and see mountain views in Oudong surroundings. We have lunch at the local home. We visit the temple, enjoy the views from the mountain, and look over the vast farmlands from Oudong Mountain.

Today is an extraordinary chance for you to discover the temple complex of Angkor and the mystery of Angkorian architecture. Many other temples are included, such as; Angkor Temple, Bayon Temple, and Angkor Thom.

You will have an early start to enjoy the sunrise at Angkor Watt today. Then we return to the hotel for breakfast. Relax in your free time until a pick takes you to the airport. End of tour! Biking Ho Chi Minh to Siem Reap