Angkor Cycling Tour

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• P10

  26 April 2018

  Best price! Great bikes! Good service!
  
  I went during Khmer New Year or Sangkranta. Very busy time. My hostel was charging 3usd for a single gear city bike which I thought was overpriced by a dollar (I'm cheap ok). I remember most were charging 2usd last year, and my last hostel was even letting us use their bikes for free since they were a bit far from center.
  
  I went around town, everyone else was charging 3-4usd per day for city bikes, and 6-8usd for mountain bikes. Dunno if it was because of the holidays or if everyone really raised their price.
  
  Thankfully I found this place and the young girl helping out was really friendly and spoke good english. I rented a 3 gear city bike with a basket for 2usd. They let you rent from 7am - 9pm only, you have to return it before 9pm on your last day of rental.
  
  They were also very considerate, I arrived around 1pm I asked if it was Ok to return it the next day, they agreed as long as it was before 8am. I also couldn't leave my passport so they allowed me to hand over my debit card temporarily until I can check in my hostel and give them my passport. (It's very typical in most bike rentals here to ask for your passport or other official ID).

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• Win Tai

  06 March 2018

  Rented old bike with basket. Owner very friendly. Cost $2 per bike $20 deposit. He rents motor bikes too at $12 from another store. He has other better bikes at $5 too. Happy with the service English spoken.

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• Tim Bright

  29 November 2017

  All day tour ($40USD): We got picked up from our hotel at just after 7am and taken to the bike shop picking up another 2 on the way. We were greeted by our Guide (Wat) on arrival and he made sure our helmets and bikes fitted us perfectly. He gave us a briefing about how the day would run and how we would bike through the city to get there. We set off taking as much back streets possible so there wasn't busy traffic. It took 15min to get to the Angkor Wat ticket office ($37USD per person for 1 day) The entry ticket is NOT included in the tour price. Another 20 min and we are parking our bikes at the east entrance to Angkor Wat. Our guide would stop at key points every so often for commentary and great photo spots. We explore Angkor Wat but did not go to the 3rd floor because it takes about 1hr standing in line because it is so busy. We walk around to the main west entrance to get the classic reflection shot. Then it is back to the bikes and bike towards Angkor Thom. On the way we look at an elephant enclosure, see water buffalo and cows, bike through rice paddy fields then enter into the main south gate of Angkor Thom, turn left and bike along the wall stopping at the south west corner and then onto the west gate. We bike to lunch (approx 12:30pm) which is very close to Angkor Thom (Bayon) temple. After lunch explore Angkor Thom then bike past Preah Khan to cross the Siem Reap river via the french dam to another 2 temples one of which is the tomb raider temple. Bike out of the tomb raider temple main gate where a car takes us back to the bike shop to pay and then back to our hotel. This is the only way to see these amazing temples as you go everywhere and off to places not accessible by car, tuk tuk etc. One woman in our tour had only learnt to ride a bike 1 year ago and she loved it so it caters for all abilities. HIGHLY RECOMMEND

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• Nagaradona Kasyap

  07 November 2017

  Best way to explore the temple area. Our guide was amazing and energetic. Cycles were of good quality. He knew the routes well and allowed the slower members to catch up from time to time. This trip was the highlight of my time in Siem reap. It would have been a better deal if breakfast was also included.

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• Urte Jacobs

  21 March 2017

  Outstanding service (delivery and pick-up of bikes to/from hotel), excellent new Mountainbikes (+ helmet and lock) for $7/day.
  
  Highly recommendable!!!

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• Irina D

  31 December 2016

  Amazing guide that both had a great knowledge of history and a great photographer. In addition to the standard Grand Tour places, he took us to a temple that had been unrestored to see the contrast to the restoration efforts at the main temples. The bike paths through the jungle were a bit of a challenge to my non-biker friend, but gorgeous and a nice calm contrast to the crowded temples. Mountain bikes we got were in excellent condition with disk brakes. Paid US$40 per person and ended up getting a private tour because no one else signed up besides the two of us.

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• Manuel Callejon

  02 November 2016

  Great service, as our hotel was quite far away from their office they offered to bring the bikes to our place. The bikes were in perfect condition and were reliable for the 40+ km we did with them. Fair price too!

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• Narath CHHEAV

  22 May 2016

  Goid services. You can rent bike at very good prices.

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• Seung Hwan Kim

  05 January 2016

  Good price and bike. I will use this again in the future

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• Matias Lehtomäki

  13 May 2013

  Great place to rent bikes for Angkor Wat. Got very well maintained mountain bikes (TREKs) for 6$/day. Staff was very helpful and made sure that the bikes were right size for us.
  
  I was unlucky and got a flat tire later on the same day. Called the rental shop and one of the staff came to change the tire with a motorcycle in under 15minutes, did not ask any extra money for it and apologized for the delay! Excellent!

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