Angkor Heritage Tour

A Cambodian escapade wouldn't be complete without visiting the world-famous Angkor Heritage Park. It is conveniently located in the heart of Siem Reap City, and accessible by TukTuk from the city central. 1 day will not be enough to visit each and every temple in Angkor Park!

TRAVEL TIP: When having your Angkor Heritage Park tour, make sure to hire a TukTuk for the whole duration of the trip because the temples or locally known as "Wats" are located far from each other.
 

Hiring a TukTuk will costs you around USD 15 for one day trip but you can try to haggle down the price to USD10 - USD 12 if you are good with your negotiation skills! If you want to request for a sunrise / sunset tour, USD 15 is their fixed price for the trip. Good thing we have again our ever kind and informative TukTuk driver, Mr. Sokhom!

Mr. Sokhom

First Stop, drop by the Angkor Park Ticketing Area, along Bantea Srei and near the entrance of the Angkor Wat, and purchase your Angkor Pass. Depending on the number of days you want to go to the park, they have different price rate:

One-Day Pass: USD 20

Three-Day Pass: USD 40

Seven-Day Pass:USD 60

Three-Day Pass can be used within a week and not necessarily three consecutive days. Seven-Day Pass on the other hand is valid for a month. Angkor Park operates from 5:00 AM - 6:00 PM. If you want to witness the sunrise, you can go the Angkor Park before 5AM and for sunset, you can set-up your camera at around 5PM.

One-Day Pass Counters

Line up the ticketing counters, fill out your information, have your picture taken, and after a few minutes, Voila! you now have your Angkor ID Pass! Always remember to bring your ticket with you all the time during your visit on the Angkor Park.

Here's a rundown of the must-visit places in Angkor Park:

1. Angkor Wat
2. Angkor Thom City
3. Bayon Temple
4. Preah Ngok Pagoda
5. Baphuon Temple
6. Royal Palace & Phimenakas
7. Elephant Terrace
8. Leper King Terrace
9. Ta Keo
10. Ta Phrom 

TRAVEL TIP: Make sure to bring with you your hat / sarong to protect yourself form the excruciating heat of the sun. Apply some sunblock as well prior to the tour, and bring with you some water to hydrate yourself.

Angkor Wat Entrance (under renovation)

Angkor Thom South Gate                                        Preah Ngok Pagoda        

Bayon Temple

Elephant Terrace

Ta Phrom

Famous Ta Phrom Tree

Last must-visit place when roaming around Siem Reap's Central Market, drop by the well-known Night Market and Pub Street, These are several streets lined up by different shops that sell affordable souvenirs, and  bars and restaurants that serve cheap but delicious foods! Make sure to drink the Angkor Beer to finally have a taste of Cambodia!

Siem Reap Night Market

Pub Street

You may check out from here, Cambodia's Foods, for the must-try local dishes and their corresponding prices!

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• Siem Reap Cambodia: I LOVE
• Cambodia's Hotel and Transportation
• Cambodian Food Frenzy