- Join a small cycling group to delve deep into the different cultures of Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam
- Cycle among the magnificent temples of Angkor − Southeast Asia’s most awe-inspiring ruins
- Take a sobering look at Cambodia’s past at the Genocide Museum and Killing Fields
- Experience true Mekong Delta hospitality with one night at a waterside homestay-style guesthouse
Cycle Indochina & Angkor
14 Days
Excluding Flights From
16 Days
from
Cycling
Activity Level
Moderate
See our Activity Level Guidelines to check if this holiday is right for you
Comfort Level
Classic
Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam: Discover the diverse wonders of Southeast Asia on this classic bike journey
Cycle from bustling Bangkok to historic Ho Chi Minh City, with two days exploring the iconic jungle temples of Angkor, to discover the diverse wonders of Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. With the expert guidance of our tour leaders, we acquaint ourselves with the divergent histories and subtly different cultures of each nation, while also riding through their rich variety of landscapes. Off the saddle, we stay at a homestay-style guesthouse in the Mekong Delta, plus there’s always excellent opportunities to indulge in the world-famous cuisines of each.
Highlights
Key Information
- Accommodation: 12 Classic nights (hotels), 1 Simple night (homestay/guesthouse to experience Mekong Delta hospitality)
- Nine days cycling with 95 percent vehicle support
- Group normally 6 to 16, plus leader. Minimum age: 16
- Countries visited: Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam
What's Included
- All breakfasts, one lunch and one dinner
- All accommodation
- All transport and listed activities
- Tour leader throughout
- Free arrival and departure transfers for everyone
- Local bike hire
What's Not Included
- Travel insurance
- Single accommodation (available on request – hotel nights only)
- Visas or vaccinations
- E-bike hire (available for an additional cost)
9 Days of Cycling
Pace:
Moderate: 8mi-10mi (13km-16km) an hour
Terrain:
Low altitude; 80 percent paved, 20 percent easy dirt roads
Generally well-paved routes in Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam, with some easy dirt roads in Thailand and Vietnam
Traffic levels higher near the larger towns, so you should be comfortable riding occasionally in traffic
Day 2
39 km / 24.2 miles
Day 3
82 km / 51 miles
Day 4
82 km / 51 miles
Day 5
20 km / 12.4 miles
Day 6
30 km / 18.6 miles
Day 7
72 km / 44.7 miles
Day 10
73 km / 45.4 miles
Day 11
62 km / 38.5 miles
Day 12
36 km / 22.4 miles
Itinerary
Bangkok Ho Chi Minh City
Adventure starts in Bangkok
This adventure starts in Bangkok, the enthralling and energetic capital of Thailand.
Around 6pm, say sawasdee to your tour leader and fellow travellers, when we gather as a group for the first time to get to know each other and learn more about the adventures ahead.
Your tour leader then ensures a big Thai welcome by arranging an optional group dinner at a local restaurant (which is included for all in 2026).
Your main luggage will be transported ahead of you to the start point early in the morning so please bring this with you to the welcome meeting; just hold onto what you need for the night/morning – you will be with your luggage again by mid-morning tomorrow.
Want extra time in Bangkok? Secure pre-tour hotel nights through your sales representative.
Accommodation: Royal Princess Larn Luang Hotel (or similar)
Early transfer to the old kingdom of Ayutthaya; warm-up ride on trail
There’s an early start this morning as we transfer (approximately two hours) from Bangkok to the ancient town of Ayutthaya. Our two-hour transfer takes us into the heart of this fascinating site and we start cycling by the huge reclining Buddha. Much of the old town was destroyed by the Burmese in the 18th century and we will cycle through the remaining shrine towers and enormous temples to appreciate the past magnificence.
Accommodation: iRabbit Hotel (or similar)
Cycle to Kabin Buri
Today we follow minor roads through rural Thai landscapes including rubber and eucalyptus plantations, tapioca and rice fields. There are a few easy rolling hills but the route is mostly flat. The ride ends when we join a busier road before driving (approximately 40 minutes) to the town of Kabin Buri by bus.
Accommodation: Serenity Hotel & Spa Onsen (or similar)
Ride to Aranyaprathet
Leaving our hotel early in the morning, we ride towards Tha Krabak, where we can stop by a reservoir for a swim and a view of the untouched jungle on the other side. We will break for lunch before cycling on quiet but well-maintained scenic roads on the way to Aranyaprathet, 6.2mi (10km) from the Cambodian border.
Accommodation: La Villa Boutique Hotel (or similar)
Into Cambodia; to Siem Reap
After breakfast, we drive (20 minutes) to the busy border and complete customs formalities as we cross into Cambodia at Poipet. We then drive (three hours) to Siem Reap. Due to years of civil war, the country is poorer and less developed than its neighbours.
Apart from growth in the capital and around Siem Reap, the way of life in the countryside is still much the same as it has been for centuries. This afternoon’s ride from Siem Reap takes us past Wat Athvea, a modern temple in the grounds of the ruins of an Angkorian temple, and ends at a market and picnic area outside of Siem Reap.
Accommodation: Baitong Heritage Hotel (or similar)
First of two full days to explore the temple complex of Angkor by bus and bike, including Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, the Bayon and Banteay Srei
Today we may choose to have an early start to avoid the inevitable crowds drawn to the wonders of Angkor. The various temples are spread over a wide area and are linked by shady avenues; meandering our way between them by bike gives us a unique perspective. Our cycle tour will include the jungle-covered Ta Prohm, with the amazing roots of the fromager trees clinging to the ancient stones; Angkor Thom, with the Bayon temple of 37 towers (originally there were 49) topped with the four faces of the king; and, of course, the incredible Angkor Wat, which has a huge moat, long causeway and massive towers.
Accommodation: Baitong Heritage Hotel (or similar)
Second day at the Angkor temple complex
Today we cycle outside the main Angkor complex to the outlying temple of Banteay Srei, 21.7mi (35km) from Siem Reap town. Our route takes us past paddy fields, and through pretty villages. Banteay Srei was built in the 10th century and contains some of the finest examples of Khmer sculpture. Although much smaller than the later temples, the buildings here are covered in exquisite carvings. In the afternoon, as we cycle back to Siem Reap, we can stop and visit a few of the less-visited Angkor temples. Siem Reap town is pleasant to wander around; the market has plenty of interest and excellent shopping and there is vibrant nightlife. This afternoon, there should also be time to visit the Tonle Sap Lake, a branch of the Mekong River. This optional trip includes a boat ride to see the floating fishing villages. Anyone wanting to do this visit may need to miss part or all of the ride back to Siem Reap, depending on timings. The cycle is approximately 43.5mi (70km) if riding the full distance to and from Banteay Srei.
Accommodation: Baitong Heritage Hotel (or similar)
Drive to Phnom Penh, stopping at Sambor Pre Kuk
Today, we have a bus journey of approximately seven hours along National Road 6 to Phnom Penh, with a couple of stops along the way.
After about three hours on the road, we visit Sambor Prei Kuk, the most impressive group of pre-Angkorian monuments in Cambodia, with some of the oldest structures in the country. We also pause for a traditional Khmer lunch at a community restaurant. The road is currently undergoing some resurfacing, so some sections are a bit bumpy.
We should arrive in the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh in the late afternoon, the perfect time for a sundowner on the Mekong.
Accommodation: Ohana Hotel (or similar)
Sightseeing including Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields
The fortunes of Phnom Penh have shifted dramatically during its history and the terrible years of the Khmer Rouge and subsequent civil war through the 1970s and ‘80s have scarred the country.
During our stay, we visit two sites on an approximately two to three-hour tour, which give us a vivid impression of some of the horrors. There is the Genocide Museum, which is the former Khmer Rouge prison known as S-21 or Tuol Sleng, in the city centre. And 9.3mi (15km) out of town is the area known as the Killing Fields, a mass grave and execution site for the former inmates of S-21. While visiting Tuol Sleng and the Killing Fields may not appeal to everyone, we feel they give us an important understanding of what the country and people endured.
On a more positive note, the city is on the rise again and is a fascinating place with fine examples of French colonial architecture. We tour the Royal Palace with its Silver Pagoda. There is also excellent shopping at the Russian market, and the lively Mekong waterfront area.
Accommodation: Ohana Hotel (or similar)
Transfer to Takeo then cycle to Vietnam border and Chau Doc
This morning, we transfer (approximately two hours) south out of Phnom Penh to the town of Takeo. Here the road becomes quieter and we mount our bikes for the 31mi (50km) ride to the Phnom Den-Tinh Bien border. Once border formalities have been completed, we cycle approximately 18.6mi (30km) to Chau Doc.
Accommodation: Chau Pho hotel (or similar)
Drive/cycle through the Mekong Delta to Vinh Long; catch boat to a homestay-style guesthouse
This morning, we ride from our hotel, leaving around 7.30am, along a quiet backroad lined with villages and dwellings before stopping after 31mi (50km) for lunch around 1pm. After an hour, we transfer (approximately two hours) to Vinh Long by bus. Leaving the bikes on the mainland, we take another boat (30 minutes) to reach our homestay-style guesthouse on An Binh Island in the Mekong Delta.
After settling in we can explore the area on foot. The rivers and canals of the Mekong Delta form an amazing network of waterways. The area is best known for its abundant rice production, but in many areas farmers are now moving to more profitable fish farming and fruit and vegetable growing. The evening is tranquil with dinner at the homestay and true Delta hospitality. We spend the night sleeping at a guesthouse built in the style of a local house. Bedding, a mosquito net and a small towel are provided.
Accommodation: Homestay-style guesthouse Mekong Delta
Transfer by boat; scenic cycle along Mekong river bank; transfer to Ho Chi Minh City
Leaving the homestay around 8am, we have a 45-minute boat ride to Cai Be, stopping en route to see cottage industries producing items such as popped rice, pancakes and wine. We then start our 22mi (35km) ride towards Cai Lay, where we take a scenic route through orchards and alongside the Mekong. We finish cycling around 1pm.
After lunch, we’re back on the bus in My Tho, driving (2hr to 2hr 30min) to the heat, hustle and bustle of Ho Chi Minh City, still usually known as Saigon. This is an exciting and absorbing city where scooters pack the streets and temples stand alongside modern developments. Devastated by the Vietnam War, it is now a free-market city where (almost) anything goes.
Accommodation: Acnos Hotel (or similar)
Free day in Ho Chi Minh City
The whole day is free to explore Ho Chi Minh City, shop and relax. There are many interesting things to see – the Saigon River, Ben Thanh Market, Reunification Palace and Notre Dame Cathedral are all within easy walking distance. Alternatively, a short cyclo (cycle taxi) ride takes you to the War Remnants Museum, home to a sobering photographic record of the Vietnam War. If you’re interested, your leader can arrange an optional visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels, which are two hours outside the city. Used by the Viet Cong during the war, the network covers three levels and approximately 149mi (240km) of tunnels. Originally these were very narrow but some areas have been widened to allow tourists to explore the system.
Accommodation: Acnos Hotel (or similar)
Adventure ends in Ho Chi Minh City
You’ll begin your return home after breakfast this morning. To make your journey as easy as possible, there’s a free shared transfer to the airport.
If you’d like to explore this invigorating city a little more, please speak to your sales representative about extending your stay.
Essential Info
Is this trip for you?
This trip is rated Activity Level 3 (Moderate) and classified Road. For more information on our trip gradings please visit our Activity Level Guidelines page. If you have any queries about the difficulty of the trip please do not hesitate to contact us.
There are nine cycling days; average daily distance: 29.2mi (47km) per day; 95 percent vehicle support
Terrain and Route: The road is generally well paved in Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam, with some easy dirt roads in Thailand and Vietnam. Conditions will be hot and humid and there are some long days, but there are very few hills. Traffic levels in South East Asia are higher near the larger towns, so you should be comfortable riding occasionally in traffic. Though many of the roads are in good condition, expect potholes and occasional poor road conditions.
Joining Instructions
Key information
Recommended arrival time: You can arrive at any time today. There will be a welcome briefing around 6pm this evening.
Airport: Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK)
Getting to the start hotel
The start hotel is approximately a one-hour drive from the airport. We provide free arrival transfers to the start hotel from the airport for all.
Catching your return flight
We provide free departure transfers for all customers to Ho Chi Minh City Airport (SGN) from the end hotel.
Please note, unless specified otherwise, the transfers will be to the start (or pre-tour) hotel and from the end (or post-tour) hotel and will be on the date on which the tour starts/ends; transfers to other hotels in the same city and/or on different dates may attract an extra charge. Transfers should be booked with your sales representative at least two weeks before the tour starts.
Full joining instructions including local emergency numbers will be sent to you as part of our Final Joining Instructions. If you do not receive these at least a week before departure, or require them earlier please contact our office or your travel agent.
Location start: Bangkok
Location end: Ho Chi Minh City
Passport
To enter Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia your passport must:
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Have an expiry date at least six months after the day you arrive in each country
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Be undamaged (including no water damage)
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Be complete (no pages missing)
Vietnam also specifically requests that you have at least two blank pages, though you will also need sufficient blank pages for Thailand and Cambodia.
You must provide us with your full name (including middle name/s) as stated on your passport at the time of booking.
Hotels and a Mekong Delta guesthouse
We spend 12 nights in hotels and one night in a guesthouse on the Mekong Delta. The hotels typically used are named in the day-to-day itinerary. Below are some of the standout accommodations on this trip.
Phnom Penh: Ohana Hotel
Neighbouring the Tonle Sap River, this modern hotel is in the action. It’s just a seven-minute riverside walk to the Foreign Correspondents’ Club, while the National Museum and Royal Palace are both within a 10-minute stroll. The hotel itself has a rooftop restaurant-bar, plus there’s a first-floor pool.
Mekong Delta: Island homestay
Our time in a guesthouse allows us to experience true Delta hospitality, as we are looked after by local people and stay by the Mekong River. The rooms are relatively basic; bedding, a mosquito net and a small towel are provided, while there are shared bathroom facilities with a shower. The real highlight is the hospitality of our hosts, the lush garden, and the food (homemade southern Vietnamese cuisine).
Siem Reap:Baitong Heritage Hotel
A short drive from the Angkor temple complex, this hotel is ideally placed for our adventures in Siem Reap. When you’re not out exploring, there’s a swimming pool to splash around in plus a restaurant serving Cambodian and Western cuisines.
Worth knowing
- Double beds are not widely available in Southeast Asia
- Extra accommodation is available in Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City before and after your trip; please ask your sales representative if you wish to book extra nights. Due to high demand for rooms, there is a chance it may be in a different hotel to the end hotel of your trip.
- Single rooms are available for a supplement (on request) for hotel nights only (12 nights). Please advise your sales representative at the time of booking if you would like to request a single supplement.
- The accommodations listed in each location on the day-to-day itinerary are the normal hotels used. However, there may be some departures where we stay at similar hotels of the same standard and quality.
Trip Experts
Pimprapassorn Somthaleangphong
Expert Leader: Thailand
Robyn Lewis
Polar Sales Consultant
Reviews
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First trip of a lifetime – it won’t be the last
Most Inspirational Moment
I spent months fretting about the logistics of this trip but it honestly turned out to be the best travel experience of my life. I'm a bit of a stresshead when it comes to long haul travel so the logistics of packing, buying air tickets, fear of forgetting bike kit were all very real. But from the second my wife and I landed at Bangkok to be met by our Tour Leader, Seen, my fears slowly evaporated so that by the end of the fortnight I was ready to book next year's adventure as a season cycling traveller (maybe). Who knows where that will take us? If I had to pick an inspirational moment it was when most of the 15-strong group met up for the first time in the hotel bar and I quickly realised they were all different and all lovely… a viewpoint confirmed slightly more with every day we spent with each other. By the end there were a lot of sad goodbyes - hopefully au revoirs – as everyone headed their separate ways. Proof that people, just as much if not more than places, make the greatest memories. The places were incredible too, but perhaps the highlight was cycling through small Vietnamese villages to be greeted by chorus of "hellos" from the small children who ran to the roadside whether at school or their man-made homes. They had very little but gave us everything in terms of a welcome. A lesson for the materialistic west. Perhaps the real beauty of the trip was how different each country felt. From the unfussy charm of Thailand and its wonderful cuisine to the roadside monkeys and insect (tarantula deep fried if you want to know) takeaway stalls of Cambodia as well as breathtaking temples which photography couldn't truly capture. Then on to a 'homestay' plus mozzie nets on Vietnam's Mekong Delta with rice paper making, snake wine for lead in your pencil and some of the most beautiful palm tree laden hamlets you'll ever experience. Most inspiring moment really is an impossible question. The trip was like a memory montage of views, interactions and laughter - lots of laughter – as we saw 'different world' situations that just don't happen in boring Blighty. Pub Street in Siem Reap with its countless bars and a particularly wonderful restaurant our Tour Guide took us to – we ate as a group almost every night, a testament to how close-knit we were – karaoke venues that weren't, bars that weren't (use your 'made our excuses and left' imagination), wonderful lunches for £3 a head, sundowners on our hotel's rooftop bar in Phnom Penh, a meal in Cambodia with the noisest chairs you'll ever hear, street markets where one of our number considered taking crabs back to the UK (and by all accounts tried)… and if fish farms are your thing, you'll die happy here (possibly). On the flip side, the Killing Fields and S-21 prison were sobering reminders of man's inhumanity to man, brought even more startlingly to life at the end of the torture centre tour when we were introduced to one of the child survivors now an elderly man with memories of the wrong kind. The Cu Chi Tunnels and Vietnam War Museum at our final destination of Saigon merely emphasised the contrast between the horrors that this part of SE Asia has witnessed and the jaw-dropping beauty of the place. Great to see that the former hasn't tarnished forever or broken the spirit of its wonderful and special people. If I had to pick a single moment it would probably be seeing the sun rise over Angkor Wat. I had the pictures to prove it although sadly my camera wiped them. In reality bed was too attractive a proposition after a string of 7-8am starts, but our oldest friends Mark and Sian who braved it, said it was a wonderful experience. Being facetious aside, I'd honestly say the warm welcome almost everywhere we went was my highlight among a constellation of memories.
Thoughts on Group Leader
I don't really know where to start in describing Seen other than to say he was absolutely incredible from start to finish of our tour. Seen is a credit not only to himself but also as an ambassador for your company and was – I don't think this is overegging it – loved by all 15 members of our group. This was my first time on a trip like this so I was nervous and apprehensive before arriving, but had I known how it would all go under the watchful eye of Seen I needn't have worried. He met my wife and I at the airport with a wonderful smile and I knew instantly that he would provide us with the reassurance we needed. He didn't disappoint on that front. By the time we arrived in Vietnam he was effectively considered one of the group, but always maintained a professional stance while remaining friendly and - most importantly - fun throughout. He was the go-to man in all three countries to the extent that when the local guides stepped in some of the group joked "they're great but they're not our real dad". Seen was kind and attentive and extremely knowledgeable about all aspects of the heritage, history and religion of all three countries - and above all he was constantly calm, putting the satisfaction of our group ahead of his own needs all day, every day. Even when the local tour guides took centre stage he was always there, attentively looking after our every need. Importantly he also 'got' the sometimes dry and sometimes satirical sense of humour of the group. He had a great understanding of British sarcasm and chipped on when it was right. A real skill that showed empathy and understanding of his audience. When we all got home many people left messages on the Whatsapp group saying they'd been out for a ride but had found it difficult… without Seen. He made a great trip unforgettable and I and the rest of the group still miss him, but intend to struggle through to next March and try to get the band together again - as long as he's our leader.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Book an Exodus trip. Based on my initial nervousness, I'd say: Absolutely everything was taken care of from the communications at the start to amazing snack stops and a support vehicle was a constant reassurance. I took my own pedals which I found quite handy - I just needed to switch into trainers for temple stops which was easy. Some people took gel seats for their bike and said they were worth their weight in gold but I used standard bib shorts and didn't have any issues. US dollars are pretty much all you need apart from say £40 in Thai Baht and £30 in Dong PLUS a Revolut card. Last piece of advice - if you're thinking about it, don't. Just do it. Life's too short.
fabulous cycle adventure
Had a wonderful time riding with an exceptional team from Exodus.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Seen did an awesome job keeping us entertained and informed.
Another excellent trip
Just cam back from the Indochina trip, really enjoyed it. Made a video about it, if the future travellers want to know what to expect. https://youtu.be/wxvuuzrSLDE?si=H0rPRX3B_j199x1N
Would be nice if we had extra day in Bangkok. And the free day in Saigon could be a bit more organised.
Most Inspirational Moment
Angkor Wat was amasing. Would love to spend more time there
Thoughts on Group Leader
Maled was great leader and fun. He went over and beyond to make everyone happy.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Road is very flat. Be aware of hot weather. Bring some electrolytes
Excellent sights, cycling could be improved
This was a good adventure through three countries, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. Starting with Thailand, the first day’s cycling had a mix of temples to see as well as cycling but I felt that day 2 and 3 we were just cycling to get out of Thailand with not much to see and was a bit boring. Cambodia was amazing with not just the amazing Angkor complex, but also the more sombre sights of Phnom Penh, S-21 and the Killing Fields, where our local guide’s personal stories really made you think. Vietnam was different again, with much better scenery for cycling and a lovely stay in the Mekong Delta. Saigon, you are left to explore on your own. I visited the War Remnants museum and the Independence Palace, which both were an interesting visit. The local teams who organised the cycling, were well organised with a special shout out to the Vietnam team, though their roads were the bumpiest.
Most Inspirational Moment
Out of all the temples, I felt that the jungle covered Ta Prohm was the best.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Seen was the overall leader from Thailand . Due to the rules for Cambodia and Vietnam, he does have to defer to the local guides there. But overall, from an organisational perspective, he did alright, getting us all over the borders effectively.
Advice for Potential Travellers
There's no time in Bangkok. I regret not getting there a couple of days earlier to have a look around. Also, if cycling in June like me, expect very hot and humid conditions which makes even light exercise tough, let alone the 50 mile plus days in Thailand, so do prepare yourself for that.
Ground staff great, UK support poor
We booked 2 trips to run together. Booking them intialyy was difficult as the agent couldn’t grasp what we were trying to do and kept quoting the wrong direction and got confused over airports. As a result we ended up flying from London as it was easiest for him to understand. Questions were left unansweredand at no time was it acknowldged that we were doing the 2 trips as one. The final hotel of this trip was supposed to be the same as the first of the next but infact we had to move to a different hotel. Overall an excellent trip was let down by the UK support team.
Most Inspirational Moment
Seeing Angkor Wat
Thoughts on Group Leader
Absolutely brilliant. Rit could not be faulted. He was caring, funny and knowledgeable.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Book your own flights
Does what it says on the tin
A lot of cycling with some very long routes
Most Inspirational Moment
It was all inspiring, even Ankor Watt was just one of many temples.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Rit was furst class, a very good group leader
Advice for Potential Travellers
Keep a eye on you money, I had about £200 stolen from my bum bag, most likely from my room in one of the longer stay hotels. As it wasn't my daily money so I didn't find out until unpacking at home.
Cycle Indochina
Mostly flat, although the long days are very hot and you feel the undulations! 3 different bikes, countries and cultures! Covering a lot of distance both in the van and cycling!
Most Inspirational Moment
Sunrise Ankhor Wat and cycling into the vibrant celebration of Vietnamese Lunar New Year!
Thoughts on Group Leader
Seen was an excellent guide, watching over us and the team all the time. Encouraged us to try crispy tarantula!
Advice for Potential Travellers
Have a day or so In Bangkok at the start to allow to adjust for time difference and see the city.
Outstanding taste of three countries.
A brief but fulfilling experience of Thailand , Cambodia and Vietnam through well chosen sites , cycle routes and expert guides.
Most Inspirational Moment
All of the sites visited were fascinating but none of them would have been brought alive without the exceptional support of local guides and outstanding interaction from the group leader. The history and culture of each country would have been an overwhelming amount of detail to research without their succinct and poignant commentary.
Thoughts on Group Leader
An outstanding individual who went above and beyond to support , advise and gel with the group from start to finish.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Pack light and either brook the cost of using ATM’s or risk wasting unused local currency. Taking Sterling is pointless and dollars / cards are not always usable.
Great trip with plenty of variety
This is one of the best trips I have done with Exodus. It provided the opportunity of seeing aspects of 3 countries – landscape, cities, temples, history, culture, and food. The cycling added to the experience and the daily pace was perfect, giving time for rest and relaxation at the end of each day. The hotels were all very clean and comfortable and the bikes were good with excellent support from the 3 crews. Our tour leader Chai was amazing – really well organised, knowledgeable, thoughtful and supportive, with a great sense of humour. I recommend wholeheartedly it to anyone who likes an activity holiday in an interesting part of the world.
Most Inspirational Moment
Too many things to mention. The variety of experiences was brilliant.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Totally awesome
Advice for Potential Travellers
Don’t be put off by the cycling distances. The long days were on mainly flat terrain and there was plenty of time to undertake the journeys. I would advise arriving a day or so early to help with jet lag before starting the tour. Payments are mainly cash. Take out Baht and US dollars.
Three very diverse countries
A great trip through three very diverse countries. Logistics executed seamlessly by our guide Chai and all three local teams. I cannot praise them enough. The first few days in Thailand are a bit tough due to the heat and long cycling routes, sometimes with no shade but that’s all forgotten with the beauty of the temples of Cambodia and the Mekong Delta as you head into Vietnam. A mix of vibrant capital cities, bustling towns and peaceful villages. There’s never a dull moment on this trip.
Most Inspirational Moment
Amazing to see development go hand in hand with preserved local traditions.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Chai was great. Organised, good humoured and always available for everyone. He knew how to ensure that everyone had the holiday they were looking for and how to meet a range of different needs.
Advice for Potential Travellers
You'll be on the move a lot, so make sure you take a couple of extra days at the end of the trip somewhere more peaceful (not Saigon!) if you want to wind down and relax. Don't be afraid to do your own research into restaurants and experiences and head off on your own in the evenings whenever you want without the group. Don't worry if you're not a top cyclist. Get in the van and cool off whenever you feel you need to relax. These countries are way too interesting to just keep your head down and grind out kilometres on the road. Take things at your own pace (the team is 100% on board with you doing that) and make sure you take the time to really look around you and take lots of photos. Bring dollars for Cambodia or withdraw them from the ATM in-country. Most everything else you can buy along the way. Bring an extra bag for souvenirs, clothing, spices etc. to take home! There's lots of shopping opportunities.
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27 Dec 2025 28 Dec 2025
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Land Only Trip Price £ 2695 £ 2695 Book with £ 673 deposit Book with £ 673 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 490
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings and has reached the minimum number of passengers required to go ahead. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesSunday Saturday
11 Jan 2026 10 Jan 2026
Saturday Sunday
24 Jan 2026 25 Jan 2026
Availability Guaranteed (Available)
Land Only Trip Price £ 2745 £ 2745 Book with £ 686 deposit Book with £ 686 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 490
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings and has reached the minimum number of passengers required to go ahead. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesSunday Saturday
18 Jan 2026 17 Jan 2026
Saturday Sunday
31 Jan 2026 01 Feb 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2795 £ 2795 Book with £ 698 deposit Book with £ 698 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 490
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesSunday Saturday
01 Feb 2026 31 Jan 2026
Saturday Sunday
14 Feb 2026 15 Feb 2026
Availability Guaranteed (Available)
Land Only Trip Price £ 2795 £ 2795 Book with £ 698 deposit Book with £ 698 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 490
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings and has reached the minimum number of passengers required to go ahead. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesSunday Saturday
22 Feb 2026 21 Feb 2026
Saturday Sunday
07 Mar 2026 08 Mar 2026
Availability Guaranteed (Available)
Land Only Trip Price £ 2795 £ 2795 Book with £ 698 deposit Book with £ 698 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 490
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings and has reached the minimum number of passengers required to go ahead. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesSunday Saturday
15 Mar 2026 14 Mar 2026
Saturday Sunday
28 Mar 2026 29 Mar 2026
Availability Guaranteed (Available)
Land Only Trip Price £ 2595 £ 2595 Book with £ 648 deposit Book with £ 648 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 490
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings and has reached the minimum number of passengers required to go ahead. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesSunday Saturday
22 Mar 2026 21 Mar 2026
Saturday Sunday
04 Apr 2026 05 Apr 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2795 £ 2795 Book with £ 698 deposit Book with £ 698 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 490
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesSunday Saturday
26 Jul 2026 25 Jul 2026
Saturday Sunday
08 Aug 2026 09 Aug 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2745 £ 2745 Book with £ 686 deposit Book with £ 686 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 530
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesSunday Saturday
13 Sep 2026 12 Sep 2026
Saturday Sunday
26 Sep 2026 27 Sep 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2745 £ 2745 Book with £ 686 deposit Book with £ 686 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 530
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesSunday Saturday
25 Oct 2026 24 Oct 2026
Saturday Sunday
07 Nov 2026 08 Nov 2026
Availability Guaranteed (Available)
Land Only Trip Price £ 2795 £ 2795 Book with £ 698 deposit Book with £ 698 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 530
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings and has reached the minimum number of passengers required to go ahead. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesSunday Saturday
01 Nov 2026 31 Oct 2026
Saturday Sunday
14 Nov 2026 15 Nov 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2795 £ 2795 Book with £ 698 deposit Book with £ 698 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 530
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesSunday Saturday
15 Nov 2026 14 Nov 2026
Saturday Sunday
28 Nov 2026 29 Nov 2026
Availability Guaranteed (Available)
Land Only Trip Price £ 2795 £ 2795 Book with £ 698 deposit Book with £ 698 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 530
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings and has reached the minimum number of passengers required to go ahead. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesSunday Saturday
22 Nov 2026 21 Nov 2026
Saturday Sunday
05 Dec 2026 06 Dec 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2795 £ 2795 Book with £ 698 deposit Book with £ 698 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 530
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesSunday Saturday
13 Dec 2026 12 Dec 2026
Saturday Sunday
26 Dec 2026 27 Dec 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2795 £ 2795 Book with £ 698 deposit Book with £ 698 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 530
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
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