Bicycle Tours & Trips in Asia
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- Cycle Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand
- Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
- Cycle South East Asia
- Cycle Indochina & Angkor - Premium Adventure
- Cycle Indochina: Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos
- Adventure Indochina By Bicycle 14 days
- THAILAND, CAMBODIA & VIETNAM CYCLING TOUR
- Cycle Saigon Bangkok
- Cycle Bangkok to Ho Chi Minh
- Cycle Saigon to Hanoi
Cycle Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand
15 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“She put the safety of her 'family' of bike riders above all else. She gave the men on our team a run for their money.”
Kacia, traveled in January
The path stretches from Vietnam's Mekong Delta to Cambodia's temple countryside. Daily rides cover 60-70km with vehicle support, featuring UNESCO sites and local homestays. Professional guides ensure safe passage.
Duration 13 days Destinations Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand Age Range 14 to 99 year olds Physical Rating Moderate Distance 558 mi Operator Intrepid Travel From $4,045
20% Off- NZ$3,236You save $809
Bangkok to Saigon by Bike
26 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Cycling through paddy fields to crossing the Mekong Delta by boat at Dusk, lunch in the floating villages.”
Annwyn, traveled in October
Routes wind from Bangkok's hidden canals to Angkor's temple trails. Rides of 30-50km showcase Khao Yai National Park's waterfalls, Tonle Sap Lake's floating villages, and Mekong Delta's fruit orchards.
Duration 14 days Destinations Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam Age Range 16 to 85 year olds Distance 697 mi Operator Explore! From $4,460
20% Off- NZ$3,570You save $890
Quality Giant and TREK bikes carry riders through Vietnam's limestone karsts and Cambodia's temple plains. Daily rides reach 70km across three countries, supported by vehicles and expert guides. The tour features 22 hotel nights and unique homestays in traditional villages.
Duration 27 days Destinations Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand Age Range 16 to 99 year olds Distance 1497 mi Operator Intrepid Travel From $7,865
15% Off- NZ$6,685You save $1,180
Fully-supported rides of 30-50km daily connect Ayutthaya ruins, Angkor temples, and Mekong Delta villages. Riders rest at premium venues including Lynnaya Urban River Resort and Victoria Chau Doc Hotel.
Duration 14 days Destinations Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam Age Range 16 to 99 year olds Physical Rating Moderate Distance 647 mi Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
15% Off- NZ$9,130
Vietnam's Mekong Delta and Laos' Bolaven Plateau showcase Asia's varied terrains by bicycle. Routes of 35-70km wind through coconut groves, ancient temples, and coffee plantations. Professional guides lead groups with support vehicles nearby.
Duration 17 days Destinations Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos Age Range 18 to 60 year olds Physical Rating Moderate Distance 696 mi Operator Siem Reaper Travel From
15% Off- NZ$7,062
Routes stretch from Bangkok's waterways to Vietnam's delta. Daily rides reach 75km through Khao Yai National Park, Angkor temple complexes, and Mekong villages, with parallel support vehicles.
Duration 14 days Destinations Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam Age Range 16 to 75 year olds Physical Rating Moderate Distance 672 mi Operator Vietnam By Bike From
15% Off- NZ$5,133
A 290km route connects Vietnam to Thailand through varied landscapes. Riders pass through Mekong Delta's waterways, Angkor Wat's ancient temples, and rural villages. Groups of up to 16 follow expert guides through selected routes.
Duration 16 days Destinations Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand Age Range 35 to 75 year olds Distance 622 mi Operator Tweet World Travel From
15% Off- NZ$6,857
The route stretches from Mekong Delta waterways to Thai coastal roads. Daily distances reach 125km, passing floating markets, ancient temples, and rural villages, with vehicle support and stays at quality hotels like Rex Saigon.
Duration 17 days Destinations Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand Age Range 16 to 70 year olds Physical Rating Moderate Distance 726 mi Operator Vietnam Bicycle Travel From
15% Off- NZ$5,616
Cycle Bangkok to Ho Chi Minh
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The route chosen was interesting and we think highlighted the uniqueness of each country.”
Jacob, traveled in January
The path leads from Khao Yai National Park to Mekong Delta's backroads. Highlights include Angkor's temples, Kampot's pepper plantations, and rural villages. Support vehicles join groups of 5+, with mechanics for 7+ cyclists.
Duration 16 days Destinations Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam Age Range 16 to 70 year olds Distance 750 mi Operator Indotrek From
15% Off- NZ$5,733
Cycle Saigon to Hanoi
18 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Certainly cycling was at the top of my list-great bikes and routes plus a terrific support team.”
Bruce, traveled in March
A 350km cycling adventure across Vietnam spans from Saigon's bustling streets to Hanoi's historic quarters. The route conquers Hon Giao Pass (1,700m), weaves through Mekong Delta's waterways, and visits UNESCO-listed Hoi An, complemented by a traditional junk boat cruise in Halong Bay and overnight train journey.
Duration 14 days Destinations Ho Chi Minh City, Cai Be, Bao Loc, Dalat, Nha Trang, Quy Nhon, Hoi An, Hue, Hanoi, Halong Bay Age Range 16 to 85 year olds Distance 1122 mi Operator Explore! From $3,570
20% Off- NZ$2,860You save $710
What people love about Bicycle Tours in Asia
- Cycle Vietnam, Cambodia & Thailand
The trip was very well planned and organized. Cheers to Is and Intrepid for making the trip even better than I thought it would be.
- Cycle Bangkok to Ho Chi Minh
We took a 16 day cycling tour with Indotrek starting in Bangkok and finishing in Saigon. In each of the 3 countries we had local guides; all different but all excellent. The route chosen was interesting and we think highlighted the uniqueness of each country. Being "on the ground" gave us a feeling of being close to the nature and culture. We had different bikes in each country but all were good and most excellent. Our guides brought us to local restaurants, some very simple, where we experienced taste sensations and delights. Our guides seemed to really enjoy what they did and were proud to feed us excellent local cuisine in unique locations. Our hotels were all good and some were extremely good. (We liked having a pool and air conditioning at the end of a ride) The trip went off without a hitch, and the handoffs at each country border were done real well, we felt well looked after. The countries were all different, but we were so impressed with the people's kindness. We never saw any anger....not even in the crazy Saigon traffic! Of special mention was Yai's culinary adventure and Thai massage, cycling with Poleak, our guide, between the temples at Ankor Waht, cycling up (and down) Bokor Mountain, and cycling the narrow paths and over the tiny bridges of the Mekong Delta in Vietnam with Dat, our guide. What a great adventure! We highly recommend.
- Cycle Saigon to Hanoi
All pretty good really. A couple of easy points though: Our guide was absolutely terrific but (so blame whatever on him please) we didnt have any chance to look closely into any active religious events, spaces, ceremonies, or temples, an important part of the country's culture. There were several rather too similar visits to ex-palace museums and mausoleums, so I think one or two of these could be substituted by something interesting or ceremonial in different current local religious practices/venues. The 'snorkel event' needs further thought. Nice day out on the boat, sure, but the sea bed in the snorkel site is nothing to write home about and the water isnt too clean. There are health and safety issues too as the vessel was anchored some distance from the snorkel site and the weather was a little breezy and choppy. Given that most of the group I was with were 'senior citizens', I found it odd that there was no safety swimmer standing by and no obvious recovery line/float system.
What our customers ask about Bicycle Tours & Trips in Asia
What type of accommodation can I expect on an Asia bicycle tour?
Accommodation ranges from comfortable 3-4 star hotels to local homestays that connect travelers with regional culture. The Victoria Angkor Resort in Siem Reap exemplifies the higher-end options while family-run homestays in Mai Chau Vietnam show the more authentic side of Asian hospitality. Guest feedback consistently mentions that lodging exceeds expectations with clean well-appointed rooms providing a welcome retreat after each day's ride.
What are the typical daily cycling distances on Asia bicycle tours?
Routes generally cover 40-90 kilometers per day adjusted for terrain and difficulty level. The Vietnam & Cambodia route includes 70-80 kilometer days through the Mekong Delta while cyclists in Rajasthan average 50-60 kilometers. Support vehicles accompany all rides with regular stops making these distances manageable for casual riders who maintain basic fitness. The pace allows time to take in local sights and culture along the way.
When is the best time to do a bicycle tour in Asia?
Each region has its optimal cycling season. Vietnam's most pleasant conditions fall between October and March with moderate temperatures and minimal rain. Kerala India shines from November through March during its dry season. Cambodia's prime cycling weather occurs from November to February when temperatures remain moderate and roads are easily navigable.
What cultural and historical sites will I visit on cycling tours in Asia?
The routes blend cycling with stops at significant landmarks. Key sites include Cambodia's Angkor Wat temples Vietnam's Cu Chi Tunnels and countless traditional villages. The Ho Chi Minh to Angkor Wat journey takes riders through the Mekong Delta's floating markets and provides ample time at the main temple complex. Beyond major attractions riders regularly interact with local farmers and villagers adding depth to the cultural experience.
What's included in terms of meals and food on Asia bicycle tours?
Tour packages typically cover daily breakfast most lunches and select dinners. Using the Vietnam & Cambodia tour as an example riders receive 11 breakfasts 10 lunches and 2 dinners at vetted local restaurants. Meals feature regional specialties giving cyclists authentic tastes of each area while providing necessary fuel for daily rides.