#Cycling tours in Cambodia

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Exploring the Best Cycling Tours in Battambang

Battambang is a charming city located in the northwest region of Cambodia. With its picturesque landscapes, colonial-era architecture, and rich cultural heritage, it has become a popular destination for tourists. One of the best ways to explore Battambang is by taking a cycling tour. In this blog post, we will introduce you to Battambang Cycling Tour, a leading provider of cycling excursions in Battambang, and show you some of the best tours they offer.

Battambang Cycling Tour is a locally owned and operated company that offers a range of cycling tours in and around Battambang. Their tours are designed for all levels of cyclists, from beginners to experienced riders, and are led by knowledgeable guides who will ensure your safety and enjoyment. Here are some of the best cycling tours in Battambang offered by Battambang Cycling Tour:

1. Countryside Tour - This half-day tour takes you through the beautiful countryside surrounding Battambang. You will cycle along dirt roads, through rice paddies and fruit orchards, and visit local villages where you can see traditional Khmer houses and meet friendly locals.

2. Bamboo Train Tour - The bamboo train, known as the "norri" in Khmer, is a unique mode of transportation in Battambang. This half-day tour takes you on a thrilling ride on the bamboo train through the countryside, where you can enjoy stunning views and experience the local way of life.

3. Temple Tour - Battambang is home to several ancient temples, including Wat Banan and Wat Ek Phnom. This full-day tour takes you on a scenic ride to these temples, where you can explore their intricate carvings and learn about their fascinating history.

4. Food Tour - Cambodia is famous for its delicious cuisine, and Battambang is no exception. This half-day tour takes you to some of the best local restaurants and street food stalls, where you can sample a variety of Khmer dishes and learn about the ingredients and cooking techniques used.

Conclusion If you are looking for a unique and exciting way to explore Battambang, a cycling tour with Battambang Cycling Tour is the perfect choice. With their expert guides and carefully crafted itineraries, you can experience the beauty and culture of Battambang in a way that is sustainable and responsible. From the tranquil countryside to the bustling city, there is something for everyone on a cycling excursion in Battambang. So why not hop on a bike and discover the hidden gems of Battambang with Battambang Cycling Tour?

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Packing: Van-Supported + Hotel Tour

(part 3 of 5) I'm gradually going through past trip notebooks and jotting down all my packing lists down in one place. I'm writing out my packing list for an upcoming trip now so I figured I might as well copy and paste it onto the blog as well...

In 2022 I went on a multi-week vehicle-supported stay-in-hotels tour: a ~1200 mile ride through Vietnam and Cambodia with TdA Global Cycling. Typically for this type of trip there’s a support van that transports one large duffel bag to the next night’s hotel for you, freeing you to just carry daily essentials on the bike.

The extra capacity combined with our more remote travel including gravel/dirt roads led me to pack heavier. My packing list for this type, climate, and length of trip (retroactively revised based on what I wished I’d had, or brought but didn’t use):

Clothes:

In general, I packed enough clothes to do laundry every six days (this bike tour was organized so we’d ride at most five full days in a row between days off), plus overnight hotel-room-sink laundry for crucial fast-drying items, and wool Ts I can wear multiple days.

Bike clothes:

(3-4x) padded bike shorts [two pairs is enough if washing in the sink each night, but when it’s raining or there isn’t an easy place to hang it to dry it’s nice to be able to take a day off laundry]

(6x) socks

(2x) shorts with pockets (“mountain bike style”) to wear over padded shorts, also fine to walk around town in

(2x) light merino wool t-shirts to both bike and walk around in

(1x) synthetic souvenir jersey from some past trip (conversation starter!)

mesh t-shirt to bike in on the hottest days (there isn't much I find comfortable to bike in on 90-100F sunny + humid days, but the AeroTech Delta Cooling T-shirt was pretty good)

lightweight cycle cap

bandana (can soak in water to cool down on the hottest days)

sun sleeves

arm warmers, leg warmers, leg sun shields [never needed, omit in this climate]

fingerless gloves

[tbd future] full finger waterproof gloves– there was one cold and rainy day at elevation they would have been appreciated

general-purpose bike-and-walk shoes

backup pair of shoes (in case first get wet and don’t dry by the next day)-- this only came up twice after very rainy days, but I was glad to have them. I save an ancient worn-out pair of shoes just for this.

flip-flops / crocs

[tbd future] hiking shoes with better arch support, or insoles [would be bulky, but on one many-hour hike on a rest day I was wishing I had these]

[tbd future] bike helmet brim (e.g. Da Brim) [wished I had more of a helmet visor some days, and this was great on the past Utah MTB dirt tour – on the other hands, it also catches the wind if biking faster]

[tbd future] hi-vis biking vest, especially for days with some dark road tunnels

Other Clothes:

gym shorts to change into after ride

(2x) long pants (one lpermethrin treated since I was in a malaria zone)

(3x) light t-shirts

(2x) long sleeve button up shirt (one quick-dry hiking style, one ‘dressy’)

bathing suit

brimmed hat

light pack towel in case of roadside swimming holes [didn’t end up carrying daily or using, may omit]

Wet Weather Gear

hi-vis yellow rain coat

[tbd future] loose rain poncho for rain in hot + humid weather, instead

rain pants and shoe covers [ineffective and sweaty after hours of riding, getting wet in a warm climate is OK, omitting]

Documents + Paper:

photocopies of passport ID page, visas, vaccination cards, travel insurance in a ziploc bag (I carry copies on me, leave originals in hotel bag)

high-level maps for the regions I’m going through

pocket phrase guide or one-page printout of common phrases and menu items

local travel guide

books / kindle

notebooks and pens

Medical + Hygiene

toiletries kit

on-bike travel medkit (including moleskin pads, ibuprofen, immodium)

antimalarials

antibiotic prescription

a few rapid Covid tests

masks

dry soap sheets

toilet paper + wet wipes in a ziploc bag

(2x) sunscreen

(2x) chamois cream

DEET

Basic Bike Tools

As per my standard “on the bike” list:

travel pump

patch kit

spare tube

tire levers

multitool including chain break and master link

grease-cutting hand wipes

More Bicycle Spare Parts and Tools

Since we’d be out in rural areas without easy access to bike shops, I packed additional parts in my hotel bag, as on a supported tour there was an emergency vehicle in case of a major breakdown):

(2x) spare tires (I did end up using one of them, when one tire accumulated multiple larger punctures)

(5x) spare tubes (managed to use 3 plus some patches on a month-long tour with moderately rough roads)

bicycle lube (Boeshield T-9 or other), double-bagged in two ziplocs in case of leak (the bottle did leak once-- I'm glad I bagged it)

rag for chain

(2x) spare brake cables and housings

(2x) spare shift cables and housings

(2x pairs) brake pads

(1x) spare set of pedals (likely unnecessary, omit next time)

(4x) spare spokes (the right length for the front wheel and drive and non-drive sides of the rear wheel– I had to chat with the original bike manufacturer to double-check these)

8mm allen L-key (stiffer than multitool, for pedals / seat during bike unpacking)

spare chain and master link

extra moist towelettes

zip ties

duct tape

Food 

This kind of supported tour generally offers a midday lunch / snack popup by the side of the road, and periodic towns where we could buy snacks, but I packed about one snack for every two days just to have some familiar options (peanut butter and dried pineapple) as well as some hydration salts.

Electronics:

(2x) outlet adapters

(2x) USB chargers

cables

small USB battery pack (enough to charge everything for one night-- occasionally a hotel didn't have enough working plugs)

bike computer / GPS

backup distance-only bike computer [didn't use, the phone is already my backup for my GPS, omit]

bright daylight-visible taillight (I like the Cygolite Hotshot Pro series)

bike headling

headlamp [somewhat redundant with headlight and phone, may omit]

waterproof camera [nice for taking photos on rainy days while keeping phone tucked away in a plastic bag, but may omit next time]

[tbd future] ipad or tiny laptop, if part of a longer trip where I may want to do some work or writing

Bags:

duffel bag (I've been happy with my 100L Patagonia Black Hole)

hip pack (for extra water (Evoc Hip Pack Pro = 1.5L), snacks, toiletries on bike [may omit now that I have a small frame bag]

day pack for hikes (don't need both this and hip pack)

single pannier for carrying clothing on rainy or cold days (usually not needed) or if going on a DIY side trip -- omit on next trip to simplify and allow me to remove bike rear rack as well

stem bag (for sunglasses, sunscreen, extra water)

top tube bag (snacks)

Other Misc

backup pair of glasses

glasses wipes

sunglasses

[tbd future] clothesline for hotel room / balcony: paracord + binder clips + two carabiners

[tbd future] ultralight sleeping bag liner (for a niche problem: there were a few days when it was too hot to sleep under a comforter, but the hotel didn’t provide a top sheet, and bugs or aggressive breeze from the hotel fan on my skin were distracting when trying to sleep, maybe this would help)

Weight:

Not counting the bike and helmet or the clothes I wore onto the plane, the original version of this packlist came to about 48lbs (22 kg) in the duffel bag. Once I was riding with some of it on the bike (hip pack, bike bags, tools, snack bars, and so on), the duffel that was transferred between hotels weighed about 40lbs (18kg).

The revised version of this packlist for a future trip (removing the strikeout items and adding most of the "tbd future" items) also came to about 48 lbs as checked on the plane total including the bike bags, or about 43 lbs / 19.5 kg once some items were carried on the bike. Not quite at my goal of 18kg but close... I could pack lighter and with fewer separate sub-bags, but I like being organized and bringing a few new pieces of clothing/gear to try each trip.

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Cambodia is a land of ancient wonders, breathtaking landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. For those seeking adventure, Cambodia  Adventure Tours offers a variety of experiences, from exploring ancient temples to trekking through pristine jungles. With ProNiti Travel, you can book an unforgettable tour package that caters to your sense of adventure while immersing you in the magic of this Southeast Asian gem.

Unveiling Cambodia’s Highlights

One of Cambodia’s most iconic attractions is Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world. But Cambodia’s allure extends far beyond this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Adventure seekers can:

Explore Remote Temples - Discover the hidden ruins of Beng Mealea and Koh Ker, where nature and history blend seamlessly.

Trek Through the Cardamom Mountains - Dive into the untouched wilderness, home to exotic wildlife, cascading waterfalls, and lush greenery.

Kayak in Tonle Sap Lake - Navigate the serene waters of Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake, dotted with unique floating villages.

Cycle through Rural Villages - Pedal past rice paddies, stilt houses, and local markets, getting a glimpse of authentic Cambodian life.

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November 28 2023 Boulder

The women's luncheon at Karen's house today to collect gifts for Share a Gift was wonderful and it was great to see so many friends there and meet new people. I brought a yummy salad with tofu and it was a good thing I did because there was nothing else I could eat!

Beryl is a member of our cycling group and we have done many local cycling trips with her but she has never come on an of the international biking tours with us. I talked to her about joining us in Asia next November, because Carolyn has scheduled an exciting trip with BackRoads through Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Beryl has been to some of those countries but not by bike, so maybe she and her husband, Jack will decide to come along.

Suzanne is one of my favorite people and she was with us on our journey to Portugal in October and I was able to get to know her even better. At the moment she isn't planning to go on the Asia bike tour but I hope she changes her mind and joins us.

Carolyn has been a great "travel agent" for us over the years, arranging trips to Peru, Brazil, Argentina, Spain, Portugal, and Provence, and now that she and her husband, Jim are mostly retired, they are anxious to see more of the world so she has organized a trip to Egypt next February and the bike trip to Asia next November. We, of course, still cycle with them in Boulder County whenever we can.

Robyn is also a regular rider with our group and went on the Provence bike tour with us. She and her boyfriend, Joe, also visited us in Barcelona! She's a lovely person and I enjoy our conversations.

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1. Immersion in the Ancient Khmer Empire:

Cycling allows you to fully immerse yourself in the ancient wonders of the Khmer Empire, with Angkor Wat and Banteay Srei being the highlights. As you pedal through the temple complexes, you will witness the grandeur and intricate details that have been preserved for centuries. Unlike exploring these sites by car or bus, cycling provides a closer connection to the historical context, allowing you to observe the architecture, intricate carvings, and experience their sheer magnificence firsthand.

2. Off-the-beaten-path Adventure:

Venturing off the main tourist routes in Cambodia and Vietnam is made possible by cycling. Kampong Thom, located between Angkor Wat and Phnom Penh, presents an opportunity to delve into the rich Khmer culture and explore lesser-known temples, rice fields, and local villages. By exploring these hidden gems on a bike, you can witness authentic Cambodian life, interact with friendly locals, and gain a deeper appreciation for this enchanting region.

3. Unforgettable Cultural Experiences:

Cycling through Phnom Penh, the vibrant capital city of Cambodia, allows you to absorb the vibrant history and culture firsthand. Visit the haunting Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields for a profound understanding of Cambodia's dark past. Pedaling through local markets, sampling delicious street food, and interacting with friendly locals will provide irreplaceable cultural experiences that showcase the warmth and generosity of the Cambodian people.

4. Connection with Nature:

The journey through the Mekong Delta, a sprawling network of rivers, canals, and lush green landscapes, is a highlight of this cycling adventure. By cycling through this picturesque region, you can witness the daily life of locals living along the delta's banks, pass through verdant rice paddies, and explore charming villages. The peaceful and serene environment allows for a deeper connection with nature, away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

5. Mekong River: Lifeline of Southeast Asia:

Following the Mekong River by bike offers an extraordinary perspective on the region's livelihood and biodiversity. As you cycle along the river, you will witness local fishermen casting their nets, witness traditional fishing villages, and witness a rich array of wildlife. Furthermore, a cycling adventure along the Mekong River allows you to witness the magnificent sunrises and sunsets that paint the river's banks with mesmerizing colors, creating postcard-worthy moments wherever you turn.

✅ Cycling in Cambodia and Vietnam 10 days offers an unforgettable experience that combines historical wonders, cultural immersion, and a connection with nature. By taking this unique, off-the-beaten-path approach, you have the opportunity to engage with local culture, witness breathtaking landscapes, and experience the region from a completely different perspective. So gear up, hop on a bike, and get ready for an adventure that will create lasting memories and leave you with a profound appreciation for the captivating destinations of Cambodia and Vietnam.

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Unveiling the Best of Siem Reap: Tailored Tour Packages from Top Cambodia Tour Operators

Siem Reap, the gateway to the ancient wonders of Angkor Wat, is a destination that captures the imagination of travelers from around the world. Rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, it’s a must-visit for anyone exploring Cambodia. To make the most of your visit, choosing the right Siem Reap tour package from reputable Cambodia tour operators is essential. These packages offer a seamless and immersive experience, ensuring you don’t miss any of the region’s highlights.

Siem Reap Tour Packages: A Journey Through Time

A well-crafted Siem Reap tour package typically includes guided visits to the iconic Angkor Wat, as well as other significant temples such as Bayon and Ta Prohm. These ancient structures, with their intricate carvings and towering spires, are best explored with the insights provided by knowledgeable guides. They can narrate the history of the Khmer Empire, bringing the stories behind the stone to life.

But Siem Reap is more than just temples. Many tour packages also include visits to local markets, where you can shop for traditional crafts, or trips to nearby floating villages on Tonle Sap Lake. These experiences offer a glimpse into the daily life and culture of Cambodia, adding depth to your journey.

Cambodia Tour Operators: Expertise and Customization

Choosing the right Cambodia tour operators is crucial to ensuring a smooth and enjoyable trip. Experienced operators offer a range of Cambodia tour packages that cater to different interests and travel styles. Whether you’re looking for a luxury experience with private tours and upscale accommodations, or a more adventurous route that includes cycling through the countryside or trekking in the jungle, there’s a package to suit your needs.

Top Cambodia tour operators not only provide well-organized itineraries but also offer customization options. This means you can tailor your Siem Reap tour package to focus on what interests you most, whether it’s photography, history, or culinary exploration. Additionally, these operators often have local connections that allow you to experience unique, off-the-beaten-path activities that you might not discover on your own.

Cambodia Tour Packages: More Than Just Siem Reap

While Siem Reap is a highlight, many Cambodia tour packages also include visits to other parts of the country. From the bustling capital of Phnom Penh, with its historical sites and vibrant culture, to the serene beaches of Sihanoukville, there’s much more to explore. Some packages even combine Cambodia with neighboring countries like Vietnam and Thailand, offering a broader Southeast Asian adventure.

In conclusion, selecting a Siem Reap tour package from a reputable Cambodia tour operator ensures that you experience the best of what the region has to offer. With expertly crafted itineraries, knowledgeable guides, and the flexibility to customize your journey, you’ll leave Cambodia with unforgettable memories and a deep appreciation for its rich heritage. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, there’s always something new to discover in this enchanting land.

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Bike Anywhere in Europe or Asia with Freedom Treks

Image By Samuel Vogl from Pexels.com What place on earth have you maybe thought about doing a cycling trip but didn’t think it was possible or available? What about in Asia? Have you ever wanted to do a fully supported tour through Cambodia, Japan, or Vietnam? Freedom Treks makes that possible. Who is Freedom Treks? Based in the United Kingdom, Freedom Treks is led by Catherine Gray. The…

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Discover the Wonders of Cambodia with a Trusted Tour Operator

Embarking on a journey to Cambodia is an adventure like no other. From the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat to the tranquil countryside, Cambodia offers a rich tapestry of culture, history, and natural beauty. However, planning a trip to this enchanting destination can be overwhelming without the guidance of a reliable Cambodia tour operator.

A Cambodia tour package curated by a reputable tour company ensures that every aspect of your journey is meticulously planned, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the wonders of this Southeast Asian gem. Whether you're a history buff, an avid adventurer, or simply seeking a retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Cambodia has something to offer every traveler.

One of the primary benefits of booking a Cambodia tour package is the expertise provided by experienced tour operators. These professionals have an in-depth knowledge of the country's top attractions, hidden gems, and local customs, ensuring that your itinerary is tailored to your preferences. Whether you're exploring the iconic temples of Angkor or embarking on a cycling adventure through rural villages, your tour operator will ensure that every moment of your journey is unforgettable.

Moreover, a Cambodia tour company takes care of all the logistical details, allowing you to focus on enjoying your experience to the fullest. From arranging transportation and accommodations to coordinating guided tours and activities, they handle every aspect of your trip with precision and efficiency. This level of support not only enhances your travel experience but also provides peace of mind knowing that you're in capable hands.

Furthermore, booking a Cambodia tour package often offers cost savings compared to planning your itinerary independently. Tour operators have established relationships with local vendors and suppliers, allowing them to negotiate competitive rates on accommodations, transportation, and activities. This means you can enjoy a luxurious and immersive experience without breaking the bank.

In addition to convenience and cost savings, traveling with a Cambodia tour operator also provides access to exclusive experiences that may not be available to independent travelers. Whether it's a private sunrise tour of Angkor Wat, a traditional Khmer cooking class with a local chef, or a visit to a remote village to interact with indigenous communities, these unique opportunities offer a deeper understanding of Cambodia's rich culture and heritage.

Moreover, responsible tourism is a priority for many Cambodia tour companies, who are committed to supporting sustainable practices and community development initiatives. By choosing a responsible tour operator, you can minimize your environmental impact and contribute to the well-being of local communities, ensuring that future generations can continue to enjoy Cambodia's treasures.

In conclusion, embarking on a journey to Cambodia with the assistance of a trusted tour operator is the perfect way to unlock the wonders of this captivating destination. From expertly crafted itineraries to seamless logistics and exclusive experiences, a Cambodia tour package offers an unparalleled travel experience that will leave you with memories to last a lifetime. So why wait? Start planning your Cambodian adventure today with a reputable tour company by your side.

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Pedalling Paradise: Angkor Wat Cycling Adventure

Curious about exploring the majestic angkor wat cycling tour? Embark on an exhilarating cycling tour through the ancient wonders of Angkor Wat. Pedal through lush landscapes, uncovering hidden temples and breathtaking vistas. Ready to learn and experience the beauty of Cambodia's heritage? Visit our website to book an unforgettable adventure today!

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Claire Wyatt - Passionate about bicycle touring and sharing stories of kindness from around the world. Currently cycling 16,000km around Australia.

In this episode of  the Tough Girl Podcast, we talk with 26-year-old Claire Wyatt, who is currently cycling 16,000km around Australia. Claire is passionate about solo bicycle touring and sharing stories of kindness from around the world. She tells us about her big adventure in Australia, her passion for cycle touring over the past four years, and her early years growing up as one of five children.

After studying criminology at Loughborough University, Claire moved to Cambodia to work for a travel company. It was there that she got into cycling in her 20s and eventually went on her first cycle tour around Cambodia for three weeks. She tells us about the lessons she learned on that trip and how it inspired her to continue exploring the world on two wheels.

Claire also shares with us the challenges of cycle touring, from budgeting to communication and staying safe on the road. She tells us about the magical moments she's experienced while out on the road and the kindness of strangers she's encountered along the way.

Throughout the episode, Claire provides practical advice for women who want to travel by bike, including how to plan a trip, what equipment to invest in, and how to communicate with locals. She also shares the story of how she was inspired by Dervla Murphy, an Irish travel writer who cycled from Ireland to India in the 1960s.

If you're interested in following Claire's journey, you can check out her blog and follow her on Instagram at @exploringbybicycle. And don't forget to hit the subscribe button for new episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast every Tuesday at 7am UK time. You can also support the mission to increase the amount of female role models in the media by visiting www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast. Thank you for listening!

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Show notes

26 years old

Travelling by bike

Her big adventure in Australia 

Her passion for cycle touring over the past 4 years

Her early years growing up and being 1 of 5 children

Getting into cycling in her 20s after university 

Having a twin sister

Studying criminology at Loughborough University 

Moving to Cambodia to work for a travel company

Her decision making process

Taking redundancy

Going on her first cycle tour around Cambodia for 3 weeks

Figuring it out on the first trip

The magic letter and how it helped her communicate with local people

Staying with local family and cheap guest houses

Heading home during COVID 

Setting up a small project called Mind over Miles 

Cycling from Land’s End to John O’Groats (LEJOG) to raise funds for the Adventure Therapy Charity 

The lessons from cycling LEJOG and why it was a good experience

The bike - Surly Ogre 

Investing in new equipment 

Power while on the road

Carrying her laptop and working while on the road

Money and budget while on the road

Cycling 16,000km around Australia 

Starting in Tasmania and ending in Perth

Planning to cycle from Cambodia back to the UK

The challenges of cycle touring 

Magical moments while out on the road

Using Warmshowers for accommodation 

The kindness of strangers

The Great Queensland Rail Adventure 

Learning mechanics for the bike 

Communicating with family and using a Zoleo

Communicating via radio (Channel 40 in Australia) with the truck drivers

Advice for women who want to travel by bike

Being inspired by Dervla Murphy 

Book: Full Tilt: Ireland to India with a Bicycle by Dervla Murphy 

How to connect with Claire

Her blog

  Social Media

Blog: https://wanderingwyatt135121267.wordpress.com/ 

Instagram: @exploringbybicycle 

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Exploring Cambodia's Wildlife on a Cycling Tour

Cambodia is a stunning country that is perfect for cycling enthusiasts. From lush jungles and rice paddies to ancient temples and vibrant cities, there is plenty to see and experience. One of the best ways to explore Cambodia is by taking a cycling tour. In this blog post, we will introduce you to Battambang Cycling Tour, a leading provider of cycling holidays in Cambodia, and show you some of the wildlife you can expect to encounter on your cycling adventure.

Battambang Cycling Tour offers a range of cycling tours in Cambodia, from half-day trips to multi-day adventures. Their tours are designed for all levels of cyclists, from beginners to experienced riders, and are led by knowledgeable guides who will ensure your safety and enjoyment. Their itineraries take you off the beaten track to explore the hidden gems of Cambodia, including its wildlife.

One of the highlights of cycling in Cambodia is the opportunity to see its wildlife up close. Cambodia is home to a diverse range of species, from elephants and tigers to monkeys and birds. The best time to see wildlife is in the early morning or late afternoon, when animals are most active. Here are some of the creatures you might encounter on a cycling tour with Battambang Cycling Tour:

1. Asian Elephants - Cambodia is home to around 400 wild Asian elephants, which can be found in several protected areas, including the Cardamom Mountains and Mondulkiri Province. While it is unlikely that you will see an elephant on a cycling tour, you may hear their trumpeting calls or see evidence of their presence, such as footprints or dung.

2. Gibbons - Cambodia is home to several species of gibbon, including the endangered pileated gibbon. These acrobatic primates can often be heard singing in the treetops, and you may be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of them swinging through the branches.

3. Birds - Cambodia is a birdwatcher's paradise, with over 500 species recorded. Some of the most impressive birds you may see on a cycling tour include the giant ibis, the national bird of Cambodia, and the critically endangered white-shouldered ibis.

4. Water Buffalo - These gentle giants are a common sight in rural Cambodia, where they are used for ploughing fields and transporting goods. You may see them grazing in rice paddies or taking a dip in a pond to cool off.

Conclusion If you are looking for a unique and exciting way to explore Cambodia's wildlife, a cycling tour with Battambang Cycling Tour is the perfect choice. With their expert guides and carefully crafted itineraries, you can experience the beauty and diversity of Cambodia in a way that is sustainable and responsible. From the bustling streets of Phnom Penh to the tranquil countryside, there is something for everyone on a cycling holiday in Cambodia. So why not pack your bags, hop on a bike, and embark on an adventure of a lifetime?

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Cambodia Adventure Tours for a Memorable Trip

Cambodia is a land of rich history, vibrant culture, and awe-inspiring natural beauty. Whether you’re exploring ancient temples or trekking through lush rainforests, adventure seekers will find endless opportunities for excitement and discovery. The iconic Angkor Wat complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most breathtaking archaeological wonders in the world. Adventure tours often combine exploration of these ancient temples with exciting activities like cycling or hiking through the surrounding jungles. The sense of mystery and history that envelops this site makes it perfect for adventurous travelers looking to blend history with adrenaline-filled experiences.

Trekking and Wildlife Adventures

Cambodia offers excellent trekking opportunities for those eager to explore its natural beauty. The Cardamom Mountains, one of Southeast Asia’s largest rainforests, are perfect for multi-day treks, where adventurers can discover hidden waterfalls, diverse wildlife, and remote villages. The chance to spot elephants, gibbons, and unique bird species in their natural habitat adds an element of thrill to the journey.

River Cruises and Water Adventures

For those who prefer water-based adventures, Cambodia offers incredible opportunities for river cruises along the Mekong River or Tonle Sap Lake. Kayaking, rafting, or simply floating along these tranquil waters provides a peaceful yet exhilarating way to experience Cambodia’s beautiful landscapes and local communities.

Proniti Travel – The Trusted Partner for Cambodia Adventure Tours

Proniti Travel is a leading travel agency offering well-planned packages for Cambodia adventure tours. Their expert team ensures that every detail is taken care of, providing travelers with seamless, safe, and unforgettable experiences. From guided temple explorations to wildlife treks, Proniti Travel guarantees that your Cambodian adventure will be one to remember. Let them handle the logistics, so you can focus on enjoying the journey.

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Our cycling tours in Vietnam also offer the combination trips from Thailand to Vietnam and Cambodia. It is the worth place to visit Southeast Asia on cycle. We have been running cycling tours for many years. Our team has more than 15 years experience of adventure tours in Vietnam. We offer cycling tours at very reasonable price to our valued customers. The cycling Vietnam tour provides you more peaceful, wonderful sightseeing, mountains, streams, handicraft villages and much more. See more

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MEKONG EXOTIC TRAVEL & TOURS

REAL TASTE OF CAMBODIA FOR 7 DAYS

(Phnom Penh & Siem Reap tour)

Day 1 : Phnom Penh tour.

Day 2: Phnom Penh to Siem Reap .

Day 3 : Temple tour + Sunrise at Angkor Wat.

Day 4 : Temple tour + Food tour .

Day 5 : Floating Village and Cycling tour to countryside.

Day 6 : Excursion to lost city from 10th century Koh Ker and Jungle temple.

Day 7 : Handicraft centers + Cooking class .

Package tour for group more than 6 Pax

Price : USD 585/Pax for 3 star hotels.

Price : USD 645/ Pax for 4 star hotels.

Package tour is included :

- Accommodation

- Entrance fees for all sights as mentioned in itinerary.

- English speaking tour guide.

- Private transportation for tour as mentioned in itinerary.

-Private transfer from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap.

-Rent bikes for cycling tour

-Back up Tuk Tuk for cycling tour.

- Water during your tour.

We are providing excellent tours and travel services to all tourists from around the world to visit Cambodia with our 19 years experience.

Let us provide you the 5 star services for your tour around Cambodia !

Please contact us for more information and tour arrangements for Cambodia visit !

WhatsApp : + 855888348379

Email: mekongexotic79@gmail.com