Adventure Indochina By Bicycle 14 days

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  Kathleen

  Asked on September 16th, 2025

  How many km are there in total to cycle?

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    Vietnam By BikeOperator•Written September 2025

    Our cycling distance is around 50-70km per day.
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    Kathleen

    Traveler•Written September 2025

    Are there still any problems at the borders between Thailand and Cambodia, and Cambodia and Vietnam?
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    Kathleen

    Traveler•Written September 2025

    I noticed that two hiking excursions are planned. Unfortunately, I can't walk very well because I have a stiff leg on my right side! This means I can't bend my entire leg at the knee. Could these activities perhaps be changed and something else be arranged instead?
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    Kathleen

    Traveler•Written September 2025

    What type of manual mountain bike do you use and do you have e-bikes available? I need a bike suitable for someone with a leg support requirement.
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    Vietnam By BikeOperator•Written September 2025

    Regarding the borders between Thailand and Cambodia, and Cambodia and Vietnam, the situation has calmed down. As local operators, we receive regular updates and can assure you there is no need to worry.
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    Vietnam By BikeOperator•Written September 2025

    Regarding your concern about hiking excursions, if you are unable to participate, please let us know. We can tailor a better option for you, such as a cultural tour by car, to ensure you still have a wonderful experience.
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    Vietnam By BikeOperator•Written September 2025

    Our manual mountain bike is a Trek Marlin 5. Given your need for leg support, we believe this bike would be suitable for an easier assisted ride with your partner, or you could use an e-bike for the best assistance.
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    Kathleen

    Traveler•Written September 2025

    I need e-bikes for our group of 4 people, all 60+. What sizes do you have available and what type of e-drive is installed in the bikes?
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    Kathleen

    Traveler•Written September 2025

    What elevation differences will we face daily cycling on this tour?
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    Vietnam By BikeOperator•Written September 2025

    We offer three different types of e-bikes. The Kaze e-bike is used for the Thailand portion of the trip, from Bangkok to Poipet. The Giant e-bike is used in Cambodia, from Poipet to Song Tien. The Twitter E300 Pro is used in Vietnam's Mekong Delta. We have various sizes available in all three countries. Our bikes have a pedal-assist system. This system helps you ride more easily and faster, ensuring you can keep up with the group. Our local guides and drivers will charge the bikes every night.
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    Kathleen

    Traveler•Written September 2025

    Can I get in the support van if the cycling becomes too steep for me, since I can only pedal with one leg?
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    Vietnam By BikeOperator•Written September 2025

    All 3 of our countries offer full van support, so you can request our local guide to arrange the support van at any time. However, please notify our guide 15 to 30 minutes in advance. Our guide will have the driver discreetly positioned, bringing the van only when needed.
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    Kathleen

    Traveler•Written October 2025

    Is there a fixed start date in February 2026?
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    Kathleen

    Traveler•Written October 2025

    What happens if the Poipet border between Thailand and Cambodia is closed due to conflict?
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    Vietnam By BikeOperator•Written October 2025

    For most of our bike tours, booking earlier makes it easier to arrange your desired bike tour services. Therefore, we encourage you to book as early as possible. Once your booking is confirmed, we will reserve the services for your travel itinerary. Furthermore, if you cancel this tour 45 days prior to the departure date, we are happy to offer a 100% refund (excluding bank transfer fees).
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    Vietnam By BikeOperator•Written October 2025

    This tour, however, presents a challenge at the Poipet border between Thailand and Cambodia, which can involve a lengthy crossing time. There is also a possibility of the border being closed on certain conflict days. We have a second option for you should the border be closed: Day 1: Arrive in Bangkok, Day 2: Cycling in Nayok Park, Day 3: Cycling to Ayutthaya, Day 4: Cycling from Ayutthaya to Khao Yai National Park, Day 5: Cycling from Khao Yai National Park back to Bangkok, Day 6: Rest and fly to Siem Reap, then relax at the resort. From Day 7 onwards, you will follow our original cycling tour plan.
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  Lee

  Asked on September 21st, 2024

  Do you provide the adventure in Spanish?

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    Lee

    Traveler•Written September 2024

    Do you provide arrival and departure transfers?
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    Vietnam By BikeOperator•Written September 2024

    Spanish is not the primary language in Indochina, and we do not have a dedicated Spanish-speaking biking guide. However, we can combine a cycling guide with a Spanish culture guide for your bike tour. If you choose to use the culture guide, the additional fee will be $1,300 USD per group.
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    Vietnam By BikeOperator•Written September 2024

    Our tour package includes pickup and drop-off transfers.
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    Vietnam By BikeOperator•Written September 2024

    If your group reaches the minimum of 2 people, please let us know, and we will double-check the availability of our Spanish-speaking guides in the 3 countries. We will then get back to you with the reasonable cost.
  
  
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  Samuel

  Asked on January 4th, 2024

  What is the average km or mi per day on this tour? I am a very experienced cyclist and would love a challenging cycle

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    Vietnam By BikeOperator•Written January 2024

    We currently serve the cycling holidays with join in group with cycling 50 km per day and the highlights to visit. In your case, we can serve your private group from 2 people.
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    Samuel

    Traveler•Written January 2024

    I would love more information/ reviews// more about the difficulty of the ride
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    Vietnam By BikeOperator•Written January 2024

    The cycling holiday from Bangkok to Saigon is easy level:
    - Mostly flat (90% easy and flat) + 10% is hilly route 10% to the Khao Yai National Park and Angkor Forest that's covered around the Angkor Complex
    - This tour of 14 days is the maximize venture and holiday for our explorers, if you wish to train harder and more challenge. I will tailor the similar route with the longer adventure with our team.
    
    In my team, we have some cyclist coaching and trainers so you can surely enjoy the beautiful cycling roads with Mt.bike and road bike with us.
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  Yvonne

  Asked on April 18th, 2023

  How confident you are this tour would go ahead, and should it be cancelled what happens to any money we have paid.

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    Vietnam By BikeOperator•Written April 2023

    You can find the cancellation policy by clicking "check availability" on the tour details page then please click any date, it should take you to the "Book now Page" then please scroll down until you see "Payment, cancellation and refund conditions" which located above book 1 space. According to the questions if this tour is guaranteed to departs please wait for the operator to response to your question.