Laos is fast becoming a popular cycling destination in southeast Asia. Read these five reasons below why Laos is the best place to go cycling in Southeast Asia, and possibly the world!

Laos is a landlocked country in Southeast Asia located between 14° and 23°N, and longitudes 100° and 108°E. The country shares its borders with Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, and China. Vientiane is its capital and largest city.

Cycling through Cambodia offers a distinctive perspective of this Southeast Asian gem. As I pedaled from the bustling capital of Phnom Penh to the awe-inspiring ruins of Angkor, the sense of adventure was palpable. This section delves deeper into what makes cycling here a remarkable fusion of cultural immersion and physical activity.

Selecting the perfect Cambodia bike tour hinges on the type of experience you seek. While all our tours encompass Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, and Phnom Penh, the distinction lies in the additional destinations included in each tour.

Anyone that has ventured beyond Angkor Wat will know there is far more to Cambodia than just its temples, spectacular as they may be. Cycling through remote countryside strung with bamboo huts, paddy fields and sugar palms allows you to experience a country and a culture that remain refreshingly unblemished by tourism. Fingers crossed it stays that way.

Siem Reap city, also the capital of the province, is located in northwestern Cambodia and a must-visit destination for all visitors to the country, serving as the gateway to the Angkor Wat temple complex renowned all over the world. Siem Reap also contains a vibrant atmosphere with plentiful accommodations ranging from simpler guesthouses to five-star resorts, beautifully-aged colonial buildings, silk farms, markets, and much more.