Bangkok to Saigon – Best Southeast Asia Biking Tour

Discover Southeast Asia's beauty on a 16-day cycling extravaganza!

16 days, 3 countries, 1 epic cycling tour across some of the most awe-inspiring landscapes in all of Southeast Asia. On Indotrek’s original Signature Series departure, Bangkok to Ho Chi Minh City, you’ll cycle past untouched Thai jungles, ancient Khmer ruins around Angkor Wat, and a maze of canals and floating markets in the Mekong Delta.

Yet, it’s not all about the cycling. During these 16 days you’ll also swim in the reservoir of a national park, travel by boat across the Tonle Sap Lake, explore the Ho Chi Minh City’s grand architecture, and even have time to simply relax on the white sands of the Cambodian coast. For those looking to join for a shorter period of time, this tour also offers the opportunity to join from Bangkok to Phnom Penh, or halfway through from Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh City.

No matter the length of the trip that you choose, you’re guaranteed to come home with a camera roll of spectacular photos along one of the most beautiful cycle routes in the world.

Tour Details

Country

Vietnam

Style

Cycling

Price

From $3,075 (USD)

Locations

Vietnam, Bangkok, Kampot, Thailand, Kep, Koh Rong, Ho Chi Minh City / Saigon, Phnom Penh, Mekong Delta, Cambodia, Siem Reap, Sihanoukville

Duration

16 Days

Difficulty

Moderate

Trip Highlights

Cycle through the Khao Yai National Park.

Swim in the reservoir at Pang Sida National Park.

Explore Angkor Wat by bike.

Cycle the Cambodian coast.

Explore a maze of backroads along the Mekong Delta.

Khao Yao National Park - Heo Suwat Waterfall

Day 2

Khao Yai to Prachinburi Cycling

Today's cycle route covers 50km, but we advise caution in tackling the entire distance if not acclimatized to the heat. Our support vehicle accompanies you, allowing flexibility in choosing how much you cycle. The scenic route takes us through rural villages, Buddhist monasteries, and rice paddy fields, ultimately reaching our rustic resort for a relaxing evening and local culinary delights.

Cycling distance: Approx. 50 Km

Suan Nong Nut Resort or similar

Breakfast, Lunch

Day 8

Siem Reap - Floating village - Phnom Penh

A cycling free day! Embark on a morning boat ride on Tonle Sap Lake, Asia's largest inland lake, and visit the floating village with its school, hospital, church, and fish farms. Journey along the Tonle Sap River, which flows into the expansive lake and eventually drains into the Mekong River. Stop at Skuon to taste the local delicacy of fried spiders before reaching the captivating city of Phnom Penh.

Khmer Surin Boutique Guesthouse (Superior room) or similar

Breakfast, Lunch

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Bangkok to Saigon – Best Southeast Asia Biking Tour

from

$3,075 (USD)

16 Days

Includes

Experienced English speaking local guides.

Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle for transfer and support truck for cycling days (from 05 pax up).

Bicycle rental and helmet for cycling days.

Meals as mentioned in the itinerary.

Refill water during tour

Snack and fresh fruit for cycling day.

All sightseeing entrance fee where required in the itinerary.

Mechanic support from 07 pax up.

Accommodation in twin/double shared room in hotel with daily breakfast.

Basic first aid kit.

Excludes

International flight to Bangkok/from Saigon.

Visas where required.

Travel Insurance. We highly recommend purchasing travel insurance from home.

Personal expenditure (telephone, laundry, shopping and so on…)

Tips for guide, driver, porters.

Beverage and alcoholic drinks.

Any other services not clearly mentioned on itinerary and trip inclusive portion.

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NOTES:

The hotels provided are of standard quality, but there are options available to upgrade the accommodations, especially in major cities.
Flight times and the daily order of sightseeing are subject to change.
Transfer times are approximate and subject to local conditions at the time of travel.
All cycling and trekking/walking distances displayed are approximate and subject to the guests’ ability and availability of the route, the guide will use his discretion to ensure safety and comfort for all participants.