Angkor By Remork And Bicycle
From USD per person
based on two persons travelling
$573
German
History & Culture
This immersive tour invites your clients to explore the rich cultural heritage and natural landscapes of Siem Reap through a blend of gentle Remork rides and invigorating bicycle journeys. The route covers iconic Angkorian temples including Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm, and the Roluos Group, as well as experiences beyond the monuments such as visits to APOPO HeroRATs Centre, Kampong Phluk floating village, and the Cambodia Landmine Museum. Travel agents can offer their clients an active yet accessible exploration style that balances history, culture, and local life, allowing a deeper understanding of Cambodia’s complex past and vibrant present. Each day includes well-paced cycles through lush rural scenery paired with insightful guided visits, providing multiple perspectives on this remarkable region’s legacy and natural beauty.
Insider Experiences
- Experience Angkor Wat and surrounding temples up close by bicycle, embracing the tranquility of dawn light while absorbing the intricate stone carvings and majestic Khmer architecture.
- Journey through lively waterways and stilted houses of Kampong Phluk by boat, encountering the everyday rhythms of a remarkable floating village enveloped by flooded forests.
- Discover the vital humanitarian work at the APOPO HeroRATs Centre, witnessing innovative landmine detection and gaining profound insight into Cambodia's ongoing recovery.
- Cycle amid verdant paddy fields and ancient temple ruins, including Beng Mealea and Banteay Srei, where nature’s embrace enhances the striking craftsmanship of centuries-old friezes.
Costing Summary
| Validity | 1 pax | 2 pax | 3 pax to 6 pax | 7 pax plus |
| 01/10/2025 - 30/09/2026 | 1022 | 573 | 486 | 399 |
Itinerary Details
Upon arrival in Siem Reap, embark on a journey by Remork (Tuk Tuk) to the APOPO HeroRats Visiting Centre. Participate in a guided tour of the Visitor Center to learn about Cambodia's conflict history, the impact of landmines on local communities, and meet the HeroRats in action. Experience the realities of humanitarian demining and discover how APOPO trains rats to save lives. Observe a live demonstration of the HeroRATs working on a simulated minefield and gain insight into Cambodia's status as one of the most mine-affected countries and the efforts made by APOPO and its partners to ensure safety for the population.
Overnight in Rambutan Hotel & Resort (4 Star) or similar.
Enjoy a full-day Angkor Tour by bicycle, starting at Angkor Wat, the crown jewel of Khmer architecture and Cambodia's national symbol. Cycle along the expansive moat, cross the Naga-adorned causeway, and explore the temple’s intricate carvings, including celestial dancers and the world's longest continuous bas-relief depicting Hindu mythology. Experience both sunrise and sunset atmospheres at Angkor Wat. Continue to the fortified city of Angkor Thom to visit the South Gate, the Terrace of the Elephants, and the Bayon Temple, known for its giant stone faces. Conclude with a visit to Ta Prohm, a temple embraced by jungle roots and foliage.
Overnight in Rambutan Hotel & Resort (4 Star) or similar.
Begin a full-day cycling tour that starts with a Tuk Tuk ride followed by cycling through verdant paddy fields. Visit the Roluos Group temples, including Bakong, a pyramid-mountain temple, and Prasat Preah Ko. Proceed to Kampong Phluk, a distinctive floating village with stilted houses elevated seven to eight meters above the water. Explore the village by boat, navigating narrow waterways where both residents and animals share this unique aquatic environment. Visit the local pagoda and take small rowing boats into the flooded forest before returning to Siem Reap by road.
Overnight in Rambutan Hotel & Resort (4 Star) or similar.
Embark on a full-day excursion to Beng Mealea, a temple largely unrestored and surrounded by dense nature, featuring sandstone towers and tree-encircled courtyards. Next, visit Banteay Srei, notable for its elaborate friezes carved into red sandstone walls. Conclude the day at Banteay Samre, a 12th-century temple complex known for its architectural significance. Before returning to Siem Reap, stop at the Cambodia Landmine Museum to learn about the consequences of landmines on local communities and efforts to raise mine awareness and educate on these war remnants.
Overnight in Rambutan Hotel & Resort (4 Star) or similar.
Enjoy leisure time in Siem Reap before your departure flight to the next destination, with the cultural and historical impressions of the ancient wonders remaining.
Travel Notes
Siem Reap to Kampong Phluk
Approx. 35 km by road, boat distances variable / Approx. 1.5 hours by road, additional time by boat by road and boat.
Travel within the Siem Reap region involves short distances but may include mixed modes such as tuk tuk, bicycles, and boats, especially towards rural or floating villages like Kampong Phluk. Roads can range from paved to rough dirt tracks, particularly in remote areas, potentially lengthening travel times depending on the season. Local transfers between transport modes often require coordination with local operators, with basic facilities typical outside main urban centers. Travel comfort varies but generally accommodates the adventurous nature of rural exploration.
All travel distances and times are indicative only and may vary depending on traffic, weather, routing and local conditions.
Destination Information
Siem Reap
Siem Reap is a city where ancient history and everyday life coexist amid a landscape shaped by waterways and lush greenery. Its streets reveal a blend of traditional Khmer architecture and modest urban development, reflecting a community rooted in local customs while engaging with growing tourism. The city’s proximity to the vast Tonle Sap Lake influences both its economy and atmosphere, with floating villages and fishing activities visible beyond the urban edges. Central to Siem Reap’s identity is the nearby Angkor Archaeological Park, where temple ruins rise from dense forest, offering insight into the grandeur of the Khmer Empire. This historical presence contrasts with the lively Old Market area, where vendors sell local crafts and produce, providing a glimpse into contemporary daily life. Beyond the city limits, Phnom Kulen National Park offers natural landscapes and spiritual sites, reinforcing the region’s connection to Cambodia’s cultural heritage. Together, these elements create a destination that balances the weight of its past with the rhythms of present-day community life.
Hotel Information
Rambutan Hotel & Resort
Rambutan Hotel & Resort is located in a tranquil pedestrian lane across the river from Siem Reap’s Old Market (Phsar Chas), placing guests within a five-minute walk of key shopping and dining areas. This boutique property offers a peaceful retreat featuring traditional Khmer village-style architecture set amid lush tropical gardens. Central to the hotel is a saltwater swimming pool, around which all accommodations are arranged, creating a relaxed atmosphere that blends local cultural elements with contemporary design. The hotel comprises Balcony Villas, which are split-level units providing generous living and sleeping space, and Deluxe Terrace and Deluxe Rooftop Terrace rooms at the Resort segment, each offering private outdoor terraces with bathtubs and splash showers. Interiors showcase local craftsmanship through silk textiles and furniture combined with contemporary artwork, enhancing the authentic yet comfortable environment. Rambutan stands out for its eco-friendly approach and commitment to social responsibility, including support for local farmers and community initiatives. The property is also LGBTQ+ inclusive, fostering a welcoming atmosphere. Its quiet location near Siem Reap’s cultural hubs appeals to travelers seeking a blend of comfort, privacy, and connection to Cambodia’s heritage. The on-site restaurant, spa, and attentive service further contribute to a well-rounded stay catering to those looking to explore Siem Reap with ease and cultural insight.
