Cambodia to Vietnam

Angkor to Ho Chi Minh City

Tour Overview

Beginning with the ancient Khmer temples of Siem Reap and ending in the buzzing modernity of Ho Chi Minh City, our Mekong Delta tour takes you from historic culture to contemporary Saigon living.

Our Angkor to Ho Chi Minh cycle ride is a journey through rural landscapes and riverside communities. We will see history marked by traces of Pol Pot atrocities in Cambodian and Vietnamese killing fields and the Cu Chi underground tunnels used during the first Indochina and American wars.

We have a day to enjoy the splendour of elegant Phnom Penh, take a boat trip to Chau Doc discovering the Mekong ‘rice bowl’ of Vietnam, comprising 9 sprawling rivers where floating markets offer an abundance of fruit and vegetables from orchards paddy fields and swamp lands. Riding on we encounter wild life, local cottage industries and minority cultures.

Dates & Prices

Dates

Price

Availability

23 Jan 2022 - 05 Feb 2022

£2,050/ $2,820

Available

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If you are looking to book a place on our Cambodia to Vietnam cycling holiday in Vietnam, then please call us on +44 (0) 1463 417707.

Alternatively, you can email us on office@redspokes.co.uk for more information on this adventure holiday.

Key Stats

4/10
Moderate

Cycling Difficulty

50 km
31 miles

Average Daily distance

330 m
1,050 ft

Average Daily Ascent

11
Days

No. of Days Cycling

Tour Features

Siem Reap: gateway to Angkor Archaeological Park.
Angkor Wat: magnificent temple complex.
Phnom Penh: Silver Pagoda, Wat Phnom, Tuol Sleng.
Tra Vinh: floating markets and riverside communities
Ho Chi Minh City: vibrant cultural hub
Cu Chi tunnels: historic subterranean network

Photos from our Cambodia to Vietnam Cycling Holiday

Chart showing the average temperature for our Cambodia cycling holiday

Chart showing the average number of days with precipitation for our Cambodia cycling holiday

Example route for this Vietnam cycling holiday

Customer Testimonial

"The cycling itself was very enjoyable. Very flat, apart from the regular small bridges. Pace was relaxed. The absence of spectacular scenery after leaving the Angkor region, both in Cambodia..."

Janet & Mark Basi

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