Siem Reap cycling tour in Cambodia

by Responsible Travel

Region

Siem Reap

Duration

6 days

Guided Status

N/A

Difficulty

N/A

D-Score™

N/A - Unknown

Overview

This is a 6-day tailor-made cycling tour in Siem Reap, Cambodia, starting from US $790 excluding flights. It includes 5 nights accommodation, private air-conditioned car with driver, an English-speaking guide, entrance and zone fees, an Angkor Pass, a boat trip at Tonle Sap Lake, a Phare Circus Performance ticket (seat B), and government tax & service charges. The tour emphasizes responsible travel, with a focus on low-emission destinations, eco-conscious accommodations, and minimal travel distances. It also prioritizes supporting local communities through community-led experiences, artisan workshops, and family-run restaurants, ensuring tourism revenue directly benefits local livelihoods. Fair employment and inclusivity are key, with a commitment to hiring local guides and staff, and supporting social enterprises that create opportunities for disadvantaged youth. Cultural diversity is celebrated through participation in traditional performances and activities.

Daily Ride Schedule

Accommodation & Services

Accommodation

N/A

What's Included

Accommodation arrangements

Support vehicle following all rides

About the Siem Reap

A dedicated guide for this region is not available yet.

USD 790

per person

Go to Provider

Why Choose This Tour?

Siem Reap is a naturally low-emission destination, thanks to its walkable layout and eco-friendly transport options like bicycles or electric tuk-tuks.
Guests are encouraged to explore ancient temples, bustling markets, and village life using bicycles or electric tuk-tuks.
The tour prioritizes sustainable accommodations, collaborating with eco-conscious hotels and guesthouses that utilize solar energy, natural cooling designs, and waste-reduction systems.
Itineraries are designed with minimal travel distances to further cut emissions.
At Tonlé Sap Lake, travelers join guided visits that highlight the region's vital biodiversity and the delicate balance of life in its floating villages.
Includes a visit to the Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity (ACCB), a leading sanctuary protecting endangered native species.
Provides reusable water bottles and promotes Siem Reap’s “Refill Not Landfill” network to combat plastic waste.
Includes eco-handicraft workshops, learning traditional skills like weaving with water hyacinth or crafting with recycled materials.
Immerses travelers in community-led experiences, including artisan workshops, family-run restaurants, and village-based cultural activities.
Offers opportunities to purchase authentic, handmade goods at markets like the Old Market (Psar Chas) and Made in Cambodia Market.
Works exclusively with locally operated accommodations and tour providers, many of whom source food and supplies from nearby farms and vendors.
Hires local guides and staff for their expertise and deep understanding of Cambodian heritage.
Supports social enterprises that create opportunities for disadvantaged youth, such as HAVEN or Spoons restaurants.
Celebrates cultural diversity through participation in traditional dance performances, monk blessings, and rice farming activities.