WeTravel will be unavailable on March 10th from 10:30 PM - 11:00 PM PST/PDT (Saturday, March 11th, 06:30 AM - 07:00 AM UTC) due to scheduled maintenance. Please contact us at <A HREF=“mailto:info@wetravel.com”>info@wetravel.com</A> if you have any questions.

A full-day trip to the largest religious monument in the world at the 400-acre Angkor Wat complex, deep in the jungles of Cambodia. Stroll through the intricately carved hallways and take your time to see every part of this incredible complex. See the ancient city area of Angkor Thom, with its carved-stone faces standing as silent witnesses to former days of glory, and Ta Prohm, a temple complex slowly being reclaimed by the jungle.

This is an awe-inspiring and spiritual experience awaits you as you explore this incredible site with the professional historian guide.

Hotel pick up & Drop Off

conditioned vehicle

English-speaking guide

Lunch

Bottled water & snacks

Angkor temple pass – $37

Infants (0-6 years old)

Child (7-12 years old)

Youth (13-15 years old)

Siem Reaper Travel is one of the leading tour operators in Cambodia. The Siem Reaper story began with the idea to design the trip that immersive local experiences and adventure tours in small groups of a maximum of twelve participants, which enable traveler to gain an unforgettable and insightful experience to the most beautiful regions of Asia. 

Join-In Tour

Private Tour 

A full-day trip to the largest religious monument in the world at the 400-acre Angkor Wat complex, deep in the jungles of Cambodia. Stroll through the intricately carved hallways and take your time to see every part of this incredible complex. See the ancient city area of Angkor Thom, with its carved-stone faces standing as silent witnesses to former days of glory, and Ta Prohm, a temple complex slowly being reclaimed by the jungle.
 
This is an awe-inspiring and spiritual experience awaits you as you explore this incredible site with the professional historian guide.

About this trip

Außergewöhnliche Biketour um und durch die Tempelanlage von Angkor Wat. Sotin, unser Guide, hat uns nicht nur sicher über Stock und Stein und einige wenige Straßen geführt, er brilliert auch mit seine Wissen zur kambodschanischen Geschichte und kennt sogar Lara Croft persönlich. ;-)

Bike the Angkor Sunrise

 A fascinating route that combines human sights, getting to know the daily life in the villages and of course the boat trip in the floating village area is an experience from another world. And above all, the team of instructors Loeum Vandy and  Phirum         is reliable, kind, nice and pampering. Perfect logistics and planning

Cycle the Floating Village & Sunset Cruise

Excellent bike tour. All around great experience from booking, bike orientation, stops on the ride, to final wrap-up at the office. Professional and attentive. Really love that the company is locally owned and operated. Stops along the ride were very informative. The families that we visited were kind and welcoming. Sunset over the lotus field was the best-kept secret. Beautiful space to enjoy the countryside and beauty of the area. We are a family of 4, kids managed the bike ride without any problem. 

Countryside Sunset Ride

This is a fabulous experience. We cycled thru rural areas and our fantastic guide Chen, taught us so much about local farming and local people. We had a great lunch at a local homestay before heading to the floating village. The cycling is all on flat surfaces so great for all abilities. I would highly recommend this tour to experience the local life in rural Siam Reap

What a wonderful day!  Early start, but so worth it to watch the sunrise over the Angkor Wat.  Mr Sum was our guide who was very knowledgable and good company.  Cycled between temples which was amazing, felt to be off the tourist trail cycling along side lakes, through local villages and through woods - amazing!  Would thoroughly recommend. 

A great food tour with a knowledgable guide.  Visited local restaurants and ate local food, all explained thoroughly by our guide who was really excellent.   Visited a social enterprise market and a local market.  Felt that you were seeing the local Siem Reap.  Great fun being driven around by local transport.  I believe this is a local business and really value that you choose them, they really looked after us.  Would thoroughly recommend.  

Siem Reap Evening Food Tour

A wonderful way to see Siam Reap!  The tour was wonderful and well put together.  You get an email confirmation the day prior with pick up time.  An early pickup in the morning to see the sunrise and a tour of Angkor Wat.  After breakfast, a bike ride through jungle and rice patties to Bayon Temple, followed another ride to the Tomb Raider Temple, and then lunch.  A wonderful day.  

We had a fantastic trip with guide Ron. Thank you for taking care of us with so much detail, and showing us the real life of Cambodians in Siem Reap. We really enjoyed it!

Fantastic tour, Son, the guide, was amazing.  Highly recommended to see the best temples and get off the beaten path..

We enjoyed cycling the Siem Reap countryside. Chen was an excellent guide, very open and informative on food, culture, history and life in Cambodia in general. Highly recommended!

Bike the Siem Reap Countryside

Wonderful experience with our guide Muen who brought us through the jungles of Siem Reap to tour Angkor Wat in a less beaten path. His depth of knowledge of the routes and skills to maneuver the paths is amazing, we have so much confidence in him and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Our driver Sopheak was also meticulous to follow us while cycling on the roads to keep us safe. Highly recommend it if you want something more than just a hop on hop off tour of Angkor Wat!

50% Deposit-Bike the Angkor Sunrise (Shalini)

Amazing trip. My guide in particular (Mr Art) was very knowledgeable and shared so much with me about the villages of Siem Reap Province and along the Tonle Sap lake. Can’t thank him and Siem Reaper Travels enough. Well worth it!

What an amazing bike trip. Mr. Chen was the best tour guide we could ask for. He loved his job and was genuinely interested in exchanging ideas. He had a great knowledge of the Angkor complex. He went out of his way to make sure our experience was unforgettable. 

Very interesting and authentic experience, with knowledgeable guide and beautiful countryside landscapes. Highly recommend if you want to learn a but more about Cambodia life.

We never write extensive reviews like this one, but this is just how AWESOME the tour and our guide was, we need to share this with everyone. Here goes:
Bike The Sunrise Angkor 
(Siem Reaper Tours)
My wife, daughter and I did this tour with our wonderful guide, Chen (and his colleague Win) on July 16th. We were picked up by remork outside our hotel at 4.45 am (not my favorite hour of the day) & driven to the first and most awe-inspiring temple on the tour - Angkor Wat - which is a humbling experience. The early wake-up call was well worth it as we watched the sunrise behind the temple and saw the reflection in the water; the scene must have looked similar almost 900 years ago. We spent around 1 hour exploring all 3 levels of this temple, with our guide, Chen, explaining the meaning & accepted interpretation of the fascinating wall carvings that surround the main structure. The highlight was climbing the steep stairs to the 3rd level, which is not for the feint hearted (if you are scared of heights, don’t look down as you climb up, and try not to think of what it will be like on your way down). The climb is well worth it with stunning views & a labyrinth of passages and rooms to explore. After we climbed down, we were all mentally & physically tired after such an engrossing hour, where all our senses & imagination were stimulated. What we needed was a hearty breakfast to pick us up and we weren’t disappointed. Chen walked us over to a shaded eating place under the trees and we had a welcome breakfast of fruit, eggs & toast & well needed coffee. Reinvigorated we then jumped on our mountain bikes and cycled off-road to the 2nd temple of the tour, Angkor X. The shaded track passed through small villages with stunning views of rice paddies and daily life including lots of friendly kids running around along with cows, ducks, chickens, pigs & water buffaloes. 
We then arrived at one of the magnificent four gates of the Angkor Thom (the walled city) where we got off and took photos of the stone carvings of good and evil doing battle at the bridge. The next part of the tour was riding around the city on our way to the 2nd temple of the tour Bayon.  It was now starting to get hot and we cycled up a steep track, up onto the wall that surrounds Angkor Thom. This was my favourite part of the tour as we rode along a shaded narrow path with spectacular views of the moat and rice paddies. We only saw one other person for the next 45 minutes & the vibe was peaceful and quiet with only the sound of birds and I felt all my usual worries & work-related stresses slip away. We eventually arrived at one of the corners of the square shaped citadel, where we stopped & enjoyed a 15- minute break, admiring the best view of the tour as well as learn about the small overgrown temple built here. Not long later, we continued on and rode down a steep path into a clearing where we saw our second temple on this tour, Bayon – famous for its faces. Its hard to compete with Angkor Wat for its sheer size and scale but Bayon temple was equally fascinating, in particular for its stone carvings depicting the daily life at the time. We listened to our guide Chen, explain the history and meaning behind many of the structures and carvings and after 40 minutes we retired to the shade, for a well-earned break. We were given cold bottled water and refreshing lemongrass scented hand towels as well as a generous platter of delicious fruits (banana’s, apples, oranges and dragon fruit). After 30 minutes we were reenergized and ready to ride to the 3rd and final temple which took around 30 minutes, Ta Prohm, made famous by the Tomb Raider movie. 
Ta Prohm, was memorable for the towering tree roots growing over and into the temple structure. This was a much smaller and intimate experience. The  temple itself being less restored but a good addition to the tour and excellent for more photo taking. After an hour or so of exploring many dark passages and stone carvings, we got back on our bikes and rode a short distance to a well earned lunch, inside an airconditioned restaurant where we pigged out on all the local favourites. The chicken Amok curry was particularly good. 
Guide Rating (10 / 10). Our guide Chen and his colleague (Win) were both fantastic and the stand-out of the tour. Chen was gracious, funny, helpful, knowledgeable, gentle, humble, all round lovely bloke. Its always people that make the best experiences and when we return to Siem Reap, we will definitely choose Chen again. Thanks again for a great day. 


I got to try wonderful food and spend the evening with a lovely tour guide. 

The stops had been adapted due to closures - the local impact of covid, and was an incredible experience. The guide was knowledgeable and kind, very open to sharing about the food, culture and history of Siem Reap and Cambodia. The options were all very delicious and extremely filling. Would absolutely recommend and would do it again!

Truly this was an unforgettable experience! Highly recommend it to anyone who wants to experience Angkor Wat in a unique way. My sunrise tour was on the spring equinox where the sun rises directly behind the center tower. If your dates are flexible, highly recommend doing this tour on any equinox for a similar experience. The access to hidden temples off the beaten path was amazing, it provided a quiet and personal experience through the temples, and the provided breakfast, lunch and snacks were all delicious, safe and with enough choice. My guide was thoughtful and knowledgeable, and it was a great first day of temple exploring. 

Angkor Explorer

Angkor Explorer

About this trip

What’s included

Available Packages

Available options

Your Organizer

Reviews