Our Cycling Route Through Cambodia
The green line on the map above shows the exact GPS route we have cycled. The pins on the map show our final destination for each cycling day. You can click on a pin to see the date we cycled.
Our cycling route through Cambodia
The map above shows the route we cycled through Cambodia. We entered Cambodia from the Vietnam through the Krong Bavet border crossing and exited on the west into Thailand through the Poi Pet border.
Cambodia was a pleasent country to cycle through, the roads are very smooth, the traffic is light (with the exception of Phnom Penh) and the route we took was very flat. We had a 50/50 mix of head winds and tail winds with the wind changing on a daily basis. The most difficult part of riding through Cambodia is the heat, the ambient temperature was passing 40°c every day and the wind was hot too.
We found it best to start riding at sunrise and aim to be off the bikes by 11am at which point the temperature became unbearable. Stew got heat stroke several times due to the midday heat and each time we had to call it quits for the day and head to the nearest hotel or guest house.
If you'd like to take a closer look at our route or use it for your plans you can download the .kml file using the button below. For PC users you can view this file type in "Google Earth Pro", available here: google.com/earth/versions/, for Android users we recommend maps.me and for iPhone users we also recommend maps.me.
Download our Route through CambodiaOur cycling stats for Cambodia
19.59 kmph
664.33 km
94.90 km
122.10 km
763 meters
53 meters
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Read more about our time in Cambodia
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Daily Cycling Activity
Below is a breakdown of our daily cycling activity, you can see our exact route and final destination each day using the map at the top of the page.
| Day | Start/Finish | Distance | Duration | Avg. Speed | Elevation Gained | Elevation Min/Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 |
Sisophon to Aranyaprathet 9th April 2023 |
37.64 miles 60.22 km |
3:12 |
11.73 mph 18.77 kmph |
218 ft 67 m |
37 ft / 172 ft 11 m / 53 m |
| 6 |
Siem Reap to Sisophon 8th April 2023 |
64.12 miles 102.60 km |
5:25 |
11.81 mph 18.90 kmph |
503 ft 153 m |
30 ft / 154 ft 9 m / 47 m |
| 5 |
Stoung to Siem Reap 1st April 2023 |
62.17 miles 99.48 km |
4:53 |
12.71 mph 20.34 kmph |
222 ft 68 m |
31 ft / 73 ft 9 m / 22 m |
| 4 |
Baray to Stoung 31st March 2023 |
64.16 miles 102.65 km |
4:54 |
13.07 mph 20.91 kmph |
269 ft 82 m |
34 ft / 74 ft 11 m / 23 m |
| 3 |
Phnom Penh to Baray 30th March 2023 |
76.32 miles 122.10 km |
6:07 |
12.47 mph 19.94 kmph |
388 ft 118 m |
30 ft / 94 ft 9 m / 29 m |
| 2 |
Morning Ride 27th March 2023 |
38.23 miles 61.17 km |
3:11 |
11.97 mph 19.15 kmph |
194 ft 59 m |
11 ft / 149 ft 4 m / 46 m |
| 1 |
Go Dau to Neak Loeung 26th March 2023 |
72.57 miles 116.10 km |
6:03 |
11.97 mph 19.14 kmph |
708 ft 216 m |
-7 ft / 46 ft -2 m / 14 m |
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