Siem Reap, Cambodia

Angkor Wat — Visitor Guide, Tickets & Tours

Plan your trip to Angkor Wat. Book entry tickets, compare guided and private tours, and get practical advice for an unforgettable visit.

Angkor Wat — Visitor Guide, Tickets & Tours

Angkor Wat Tickets & Tours

The most popular ways to experience Angkor Wat — compare options and book online.

Angkor Wat Admission Pass
Best Seller

Angkor Wat Admission Pass

from$ 37
  • Valid for 1, 2, or 3 days
  • Skip the ticket office queue
  • Covers all Angkor temples
Angkor Wat Sunrise or Sunset Tour
Most Popular

Angkor Wat Sunrise or Sunset Tour

from$ 18
  • Small group experience
  • Iconic sunrise or sunset views
  • Expert local guide included
Angkor Wat 2-Day Guided Tour
Best Value

Angkor Wat 2-Day Guided Tour

from$ 60
  • Sunrise and sunset included
  • All major temples covered
  • Licensed English-speaking guide
Angkor Wat Full-Day Tour with Sunset
Top Rated

Angkor Wat Full-Day Tour with Sunset

from$ 25
  • Watch sunset over Angkor Wat
  • Visit Bayon and Ta Prohm
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
Angkor Wat Sunrise Full-Day Tour
Guided Tour

Angkor Wat Sunrise Full-Day Tour

from$ 15
  • Small group sunrise experience
  • All main temples in one day
  • Professional English guide
Angkor Wat Private Day Tour
Private Tour

Angkor Wat Private Day Tour

from$ 55
  • Private guide just for you
  • Flexible itinerary and pace
  • Air-conditioned transport included

Plan Your Visit to Angkor Wat

Essential guides to help you prepare before you go.

Angkor Wat Opening Hours

Angkor Wat Opening Hours

Opens daily from 5:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Arrive before sunrise for the most spectacular views — the complex lights up from 5:30 AM.

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Best Time to Visit Angkor Wat

Best Time to Visit Angkor Wat

November to February offers cooler temperatures and lower humidity. July and August bring peak crowds and the longest queues.

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How to Get to Angkor Wat

How to Get to Angkor Wat from Siem Reap

Angkor Wat is 5.5 km from Siem Reap. Hire a tuk-tuk, rent a bike, or join a guided tour — most hotels can arrange transport.

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Angkor Wat Official Website

Angkor Wat Official Website

Where to buy the official Angkor Pass, check current entry prices, and find visitor rules before you go.

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Angkor Wat Entrances

Angkor Wat Entrances & Entry Points

The main visitor entrance faces the grand causeway on the western side. Ticket checks happen at the outer gate before you cross.

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Angkor Wat Accessibility

Angkor Wat Accessibility Guide

The ground floor and main causeway are wheelchair accessible. Steep staircases limit upper-level access — plan ahead for specific needs.

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Visitor Tips

Key things to know before you arrive.

🎫Book your Angkor Pass online — Tickets frequently sell out — book your 1-day, 3-day, or 7-day pass in advance.
🌅Arrive early for sunrise — Angkor Wat at dawn is unforgettable, so aim to be at the site between 4:30 and 5:00 AM.
💧Bring plenty of water — You’ll be walking in heat and humidity — carry at least 2 liters per person.
👟Wear comfortable shoes — Most visitors need 4–6 hours exploring — bring sturdy, breathable footwear.
🎧Consider a guided tour — A guide adds expert context on history and architecture that transforms your experience.

What to See at Angkor Wat

The highlights every visitor should experience.

Angkor Wat Towers

Angkor Wat Towers — The Central Sanctuary

The five iconic towers represent Mount Meru, home of the gods. The central tower rises 65 metres and is the spiritual heart of the complex.

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Bayon Temple

Bayon Temple — The Faces of the Gods

Explore the 54 towers carved with over 200 giant smiling faces — one of the most photographed sights in all of Southeast Asia.

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Ta Prohm Temple

Ta Prohm — The Jungle Temple

Walk through the atmospheric temple where giant strangler figs and silk-cotton trees reclaim ancient stone corridors and collapsed galleries.

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Angkor Wat Bas-Reliefs

The Bas-Reliefs of Angkor Wat

Over 800 metres of intricate carved stone panels depicting Hindu mythology, battle scenes, and everyday Khmer life from the 12th century.

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Angkor Wat Sunrise

Angkor Wat Sunrise

The reflection of Angkor Wat’s towers in the moat at dawn is one of the world’s great travel experiences. Arrive by 5:00 AM for the best spot.

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Angkor Wat Main Temple Highlights

Angkor Wat Main Temple — Top Highlights

A room-by-room guide to the essential sights inside the main complex — what to see, where to walk, and what most visitors miss.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common visitor questions.

Angkor Pass prices vary by duration: 1-day ($37), 3-day ($62), and 7-day ($72) options available.
Yes — booking online in advance is strongly recommended. Passes often sell out, especially on weekends and during peak season.
Most visitors spend 4–6 hours. Allow more time if you plan a guided tour or want to see the entire complex.
Yes — guided tours are highly recommended. Expert guides provide rich historical and architectural context that deepens your understanding.
Angkor Wat is 5.5 km north of Siem Reap. You can hire a tuk-tuk, rent a bike, or join an organized tour.
Accessibility is limited due to steep stairs and uneven terrain. Check the official website for specific accessibility information.
November to February offers cooler weather and lower humidity. Avoid the rainy season (May to October).
Yes, though it’s rushed. A 1-day pass covers the main temples, but a 2–3 day pass allows a more leisurely, deeper exploration.