Silk Island Cycling Day Tour

Silk Island Cycling Tour
Silk Island
Silk Island Day Tour

Itinerary of Silk Island Cycling Tour  

Why Choose the Silk Island Cycling Tour?

The Silk Island Cycling Tour is perfect for travelers who love nature, culture, and adventure. You’ll ride through picturesque landscapes, visit silk weaving communities, and witness traditional craftsmanship firsthand.

To Start Silk Island Cycling Day Tour by departing the city by ferry, we avoid the busy streets of Phnom Penh and begin cycling on quiet dirt routes through the Cambodian countryside. We will pass through a number of farms and orchards and likely see horse drawn carriages, ox carts and farmers hard at work. We will also visit local pagodas and silk weaving. The tour will cross by ferry three times as we cross the Silk Islands and return to Phnom Penh via the opposite bank of the Mekong. We transfer the final stretch to your hotel by tuk-tuk to avoid city traffic.

🚴‍♂️ Silk Island Cycling Tour – A Scenic & Cultural Adventure
Looking for an unforgettable experience? Our Silk Island Cycling Tour takes you through Cambodia’s scenic countryside, where you can explore authentic silk weaving villages and meet local artisans.

Join us on a guided Silk Island Cycling Tour, where you’ll cycle through lush landscapes and discover Cambodia’s silk-making heritage. This eco-friendly adventure offers a close-up look at traditional weaving villages and local culture. A Silk Island Cycling Tour is perfect for travelers who love nature, culture, and active exploration!

📍 Want more adventure? Check out our Silk Island and Sunset Explore by Boat Cruise for another incredible cycling experience!

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What to Expect on the Silk Island Cycling Tour

On this Silk Island Cycling Tour, you’ll cycle along quiet paths, passing lush rice fields and stilted houses. You’ll stop at a local family-run workshop to see silk production in action and learn about Cambodia’s rich textile heritage.

9:00 am: pickup at hotel and transfer by tuk-tuk to ferry
9:15 am: cross the Mekong River by ferry
9:30 am: cycle a dirt route through villages and mango orchards
10:30 am: visit silk village and temple, break for cold drinks
11:30 am: cross to islands by ferry
12:00 am: lunch and cold drinks on the island
12:30 pm: cycling across Silk Islands
1:30 pm: cross by ferry to opposite bank and cycle along the river
2:00 pm: transfer by tuk-tuk to hotel

Price

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Package Include

  • Private SUV/Tuk Tuk
  • All mentioned Entrance fee
  • A delicious Lunch
  • Licensed guide
  • Mountain Bike
  • Ferry
  • Cool Water

About Silk Island in Cambodia

Silk Island (Koh Dach) is a popular day-trip destination near Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Located on the Mekong River, this serene island is known for its traditional silk-weaving villages, lush landscapes, and relaxed atmosphere. Here’s what you need to know about a Silk Island trip:

Highlights of Silk Island

  1. Silk Weaving Villages:

    • Silk Island is famous for its handwoven silk products. Visitors can observe the entire silk-making process, from silk worm cultivation to dyeing and weaving.

    • Many families run small workshops where you can see traditional looms in action and purchase high-quality silk scarves, fabrics, and other items.

  2. Scenic Beauty:

    • The island offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of Phnom Penh. It’s surrounded by the Mekong River and features lush greenery, rice paddies, and small farms.

    • The rural setting is perfect for cycling, walking, or simply relaxing by the river.

  3. Local Culture:

    • The island provides a glimpse into traditional Cambodian village life. You can interact with friendly locals and learn about their daily routines.

    • Some visitors enjoy homestays or dining at local eateries to experience authentic Cambodian cuisine.

  4. Beaches and Riverside Relaxation:

    • During the dry season (November to April), small sandy beaches emerge along the riverbanks, making it a great spot for picnics or swimming.


How to Get to Silk Island

  • From Phnom Penh: Silk Island is about 15 kilometers from the city center. You can reach it by:

    • Tuk-Tuk: A popular and affordable option. The ride takes about 30-45 minutes, depending on traffic.

    • Boat: You can take a ferry or hire a private boat from the Phnom Penh riverfront.

    • Bicycle or Motorbike: For the more adventurous, renting a bike or motorbike is a great way to explore the island at your own pace.


Things to Do on Silk Island

  1. Visit Silk Weaving Workshops: Learn about the silk-making process and support local artisans by purchasing their products.

  2. Cycle Around the Island: Rent a bicycle and explore the island’s quiet roads, passing through villages, farms, and scenic spots.

  3. Relax by the River: Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere and take in the views of the Mekong.

  4. Try Local Food: Sample traditional Cambodian dishes at small restaurants or street stalls.

  5. Visit Local Pagodas: Explore the island’s Buddhist temples and learn about Cambodian spirituality.


Tips for Visiting Silk Island

  • Best Time to Visit: The dry season (November to April) is ideal, as the weather is pleasant and the river beaches are accessible.

  • What to Bring: Comfortable clothing, sunscreen, a hat, and cash (as there are no ATMs on the island).

  • Bargaining: When buying silk products, bargaining is common, but remember to be respectful and fair.

  • Respect Local Customs: Dress modestly when visiting temples or interacting with locals.


Silk Island is a wonderful destination for those looking to experience Cambodia’s rural charm, traditional crafts, and natural beauty. It’s a great way to escape the city and immerse yourself in local culture.

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