Explore Phnom Penh
on two wheels

Gilded spires and the floor of 5,000 silver tiles — the royal heart of the city, a ten-minute glide down Sothearos Blvd.

🏍️ Riding tip: riverside lanes run one-way — park at the public lot by the palace gate and keep your helmet ticket safe.

The founding hill of Phnom Penh, shaded by kapok trees and freckled with monkeys — the best sunrise skyline in town.

🏍️ Riding tip: peak-hour traffic on Sihanouk Blvd is dense — approach from the flower-market side and park at the base; walk up, never ride past the shrine.

Phsar Thmei's art-deco golden dome — souvenirs, silk, gold and rivers of street-food stalls under one iconic roof.

🏍️ Riding tip: use the motorbike parking under the dome wings, chain-lock your helmet, and keep documents in the trunk — not the basket.

The five-tower lotus icon where Norodom meets Sihanouk Blvd — at night it glows and the surrounding flags fly like a forest.

🏍️ Riding tip: it sits in a five-lane roundabout — keep to the outer lane, signal early and circle once for the perfect photo.

A Mekong island of silk weavers, wooden stilt houses and golden-hour dirt lanes — the classic half-day motorbike escape.

🏍️ Riding tip: take the small ferry at the Chroy Changvar bridge (a few thousand riels per bike) and ride slow — lanes dirt over after rain.

Sisowath Quay at golden hour — pale yellow colonial fronts, river wind and grilled snails as the boats drift by.

🏍️ Riding tip: weekend evenings the Koh Pich riverfront closes to cars — the easiest first ride we recommend to new visitors.

World-famous UNESCO ancient temple complex — sunrise over the lotus towers, tree-rooted Ta Prohm and the grand causeway, a full day's ride north.

🏍️ Riding tip: this is a big-bike journey — take a CB or CRF, plan fuel stops on NH6, and park outside the complex; the temples are walk-in only.

French colonial architecture, pepper farms and misty scenic highlands — sweep up Bokor's forested switchbacks, then riverside dining in old Kampot town.

🏍️ Riding tip: Bokor's climb is steep with sudden fog — have us check brakes and lights first, and layer up; the summit runs 10°C cooler.

A unique aquatic lifestyle on Southeast Asia's great lake — stilted and floating villages where schools, shops and pagodas drift with the seasons.

🏍️ Riding tip: ride to the Chong Kneas pier, leave the bike at the guarded lot, and let a licensed boatman show you the flooded forest.

Coastal sea breezes, crab traps stacked on the pier and the freshest seafood in Cambodia — order it with green-pepper sauce from Kampot.

🏍️ Riding tip: pair it with Kampot on the coastal loop — salty wind and grit, so wipe the visor often and keep your phone zipped away.