Cambodia and Thailand Tours & Trips

Best time to visit Cambodia and Thailand

• Spring 2026

  Spring cycling tours through Thailand and Cambodia offer excellent riding conditions, while delivering rich cultural moments along the way. Many routes start from Bangkok and wind through Thailand's quiet countryside, past tapioca fields before heading into Cambodia. Our travelers love the gentle daily rides of 30-50km on flat terrain, where they pass traditional fishing villages and emerald rice paddies. Those who prefer cultural exploration without cycling can wander through vibrant floating markets, join local families for Mekong Delta homestays, and also explore historic Phnom Penh during spring's milder temperatures. For active travelers, we combine cycling with cultural highlights - early morning rides around Angkor's temples, boat journeys through the Mekong Delta, and also cycling adventures in Vietnam's rural areas. Tours often pause at local workshops, ancient temples and village communities, which creates natural connections with daily life as you travel these routes.

  • May 2026 popular 55 tours
• Summer 2026

  Our summer tours skillfully mix cultural experiences with smart ways to stay cool in the heat. The 18-day heritage journeys, carefully structured around morning temple visits, come with private transport and hotels chosen specifically for midday comfort. Cycling enthusiasts can choose between laid-back 30-50km daily rides through rice paddies and villages, or push themselves with more demanding 70-90km routes across varied terrain. Most summer visitors gravitate towards our combination tours that weave through Bangkok's canals and traditional Cambodian settlements, with cooking sessions in Chiang Mai and meaningful encounters with elephants. Water-based activities become a highlight during warm months, from gliding through Khao Sok National Park by kayak to swimming in the crystal waters off Koh Tao. What makes these summer trips work so well is the balance between structured activities and personal time, giving travelers the freedom to switch between cultural exploration and cooling breaks according to their preferences.

  • June 2026 52 tours
  • July 2026 55 tours
  • August 2026 popular 57 tours
• Fall / Autumn 2026

  Autumn brings ideal cycling weather to southeast Asia. From Bangkok, you'll take quiet roads through Thailand's tapioca fields, temples and also countryside before crossing into Cambodia. It's manageable cycling at 30-50km daily on flat ground, passing fishing villages and rice paddies along the way. There's a great tour combining cycling with cultural sites - you'll bike around Angkor's temples early morning, take Mekong Delta boat trips and cycle through Vietnam's countryside. If you prefer not to cycle, autumn tours focus on cultural experiences with visits to floating markets, Mekong Delta homestays and also guided walks through historic Phnom Penh. Our customers tell us they appreciate the fewer tourists and milder temperatures in autumn, which makes temple visits and village exploration much more enjoyable.

  • September 2026 58 tours
  • October 2026 popular 67 tours
  • November 2026 62 tours
• Winter 2026 / 2027

  Winter tours from November through February really shine in Cambodia and Thailand when the cooler weather makes everything more comfortable. You can cycle through Angkor's sites and rural backroads without overheating - our travelers love that. The Heritage route is particularly good, mixing Bangkok's canal scenes with nights in traditional Laotian villages by the Mekong. Food lovers and culture enthusiasts will enjoy learning traditional cooking in Chiang Mai, meeting elephants at sanctuaries and staying with local families in rural Cambodia. For keen cyclists, there are routes covering 70-90km daily through Thailand's eastern provinces and into Cambodia's temple countryside.

  • December 2026 popular 55 tours
  • January 2027 50 tours
  • February 2027 50 tours