Angkor Zipline recently received our second Trip Advisor 2019 Certificate for Excellence, one of the 3 most prestigious awards for tourism attractions. We have now won two and that’s as many years as we have been eligible to win it.…
The Samdech Techo Prime Minister Awards for Green Eco-Tourism are awarded to the Eco-businesses that contributed to the development of economy, environment, society and culture through their environmentally friendly activities, improvement of social welfare, maintaining and enhancement of culture, and contribution to…
Emily Luxton's blog is considered one of the best travel blogs in the UK. Her mission is to get to know the world– and have some fun doing it! She blogs mainly about adventure, food, culture and journeys always focusing on…
Angkor Zipline recommends you reserve your professional photographer today while booking your zipline tour to accompany you on your amazing journey. We have a limited number of photographers and as we enter our peak season, we expect many time slots…
The Nature Conservancy describes ecotourism as environmentally responsible travel to natural areas, in order to enjoy and appreciate nature (and accompanying cultural features, both past and present) that promote conservation, have a low visitor impact, and provide for beneficially active…
Angkor Zipline designs our eco-adventures to fit what our guests tell us they want. Sometimes, the options can be confusing, so we thought this might help you decide which one is right for you. We offer two core zipline eco-adventures.…
Guests have been raving about our #1 combination tour, combining our Gold standard full course zipline eco-adventure in the morning and the fun they have exploring the countryside surrounding Siem Reap in the afternoon via Quad/ATV. Visiting the Wat Athvea Pagoda…
This Blog is excerpted from a Blog written by Sal & Co at https://www.our3kidsvtheworld.com/ziplining-in-cambodia-travelling-with-kids-family-travel-blog/ We thank them for the awesome write-up. It’s loaded with pictures, video and ideas, and best of all, as they concluded, “We loved zip lining,…
As is the case elsewhere in Southeast Asia, rainy season in Siem Reap doesn’t mean constant rainfall. In fact the rain tends to fall in afternoon showers. There’s still plenty of sunshine, and the rain helps the flowers bloom, the…
Angkor Park pass not required. This is an important addition to Angkor Zipline's policy impacting pricing and convenience for all guests. The Angkor Archeological Park Pass is NOT required when using Angkor Zipline’s free transport to and from the zipline…
Restrictions can vary for each tour.
Maximum Weight of 126 kg (276 lbs.). However, our zip lines and rigging systems are engineered to hold much more than this and greatly exceed international standards. Minimum Height of 1 meter (3 feet 3 inches) tall to fill the harness.
A driving license is required to ride a quad bike, however, exceptions can be made for people without driving license but with experience of riding quad bikes. Quad bikes are automatic, no clutch or gear needed. Two adults can ride on the same quad bike with maximum weight of 130 Kgs. In this case, the driver must have experience of riding a quad bike or pass successfully a driving test with our instructors. The minimum age required is 14. Children younger are welcome to sit with their parents as passengers.
General health and fitness levels vary for each activity. For example, a zipline tour is very exciting, and the ziplining itself is not physically demanding but does require some short hiking and climbing some steep stairs. Pregnant women should not zipline, primarily because you are in a harness. Please consult a medical professional before attempting adventure activities during your pregnancy.
We recommend our tours for anyone between 5 and 95 in good health.
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