Take on a breath-taking bike ride in 2026!

This breath-taking bike ride is one of the best in the world and will take you from Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) to the ancient temples of Angkor Wat in Cambodia.

Registration fee: £349

Minimum sponsorship: £3,950

Before you start cycling we’ll have time to explore the fascinating city of Saigon – the heart of Vietnam – before commencing with your journey. Then it’s 382km of charity cycling taking you through many traditional Vietnamese villages, following gorgeous streams and rivers, passing paddy fields and adjacent to stunning mountains. Few locals will have seen foreigners cycling past and their interest and hospitality will spur on even the most tired cyclist.

After a fascinating river journey and rest day on the Mekong and Bassac Rivers, you will cross the border into Cambodia and push on to the world famous temple site of Angkor Wat – arguably one of most fascinating wonders of the world!  Built from 879 – 1191AD by the Khmer civilisation, Angkor Wat represents one of mankind’s most astonishing architectural achievements and is certainly the jewel in Cambodia’s crown.

Two fascinating countries – one awesome charity challenge. Join us today on this magical cycle and experience South East Asia at its best whilst fundraising for Winston’s Wish!

Winston’s Wish and Child Bereavement UK are merging to strengthen the support available for bereaved children, young people, parents and families across the UK. In the coming weeks, Winston’s Wish will change its name to Child Bereavement UK. By taking on the Vietnam to Cambodia Cycle you will still be raising money to support grieving children, young people and families, but the charity you will be fundraising for will be called Child Bereavement UK.

What you’ll get from us:

• A welcome email and fundraising pack
• A branded top to wear
• Support from our dedicated team to help you achieve your target
• Additional fundraising resources upon request
• Access to training app by our partners at GH Training
• e-newsletters with news from across the charity