Angkor Wat Tickets & Prices 2023

 

Angkor Pass Sales Office: The Angkor Wat ticket office is operated by the state-owned Angkor Enterprise. The opening times are daily from 04:30 – 17:30. This is the only point of sale for the Angkor Pass, according to the official website of the agency.

Ticket Purchase Procedure: If you want to visit the park privately or with an organized tour, you must purchase an Angkor Pass at the official ticket office. The entrance pass is only valid with a personal photo. You do not have to bring a picture, it is taken on site at the point of sale.

Angkor Pass Paid: You can pay for the entry pass in cash and, since 2017, all major cards (Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, Union Pay, JCB, Discover and Diners Club) are located right next to the ticket office also an ATM.

Angkor Passes: There are three passes available.

Daypass: 37 USD

Three-Day Pass: 62 USD

Weekly Pass: 72 USD

(Source: https://www.angkor.com.kh/angkor/index, as of 25.05.2017)

Angkor Wat Opening hours

 

The general visiting times of the temples are from 07:30 to 17:30. The following areas are excluded from this:

Angkor Wat: 05:00 am to 5:30 pm

Sras Srang: 05:00 am to 17:30 pm

Pre Rup: 05:00 am to 19:00 pm

Bakheng: 05:00 am to 19:00 pm

Angkor Park Map

This interactive map gives an overview of the main temples of the Angkor Archaeological Park.

pdfMap of the official website of the Angkor Authority (Source: angkor.com.kh)

List of the Temples in the Historical Park of Angkor

 

Most people are looking for Angkor Wat if you want to find out more about the historical park of Angkor. There are numerous temples throughout the archaeological park. Below is an overview of the main temples and attractions of Angkor.

Angkor Wat

Angkor Wat is probably the most famous temple of the archaeological park of Angkor. He is the tallest and tallest with his two pagodas reflected in the water basin in front of it.

Angkor Wat

Bayon

Bayon

Ta Prohm

Ta Prohm

Medical Notes for Angkor Wat

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides comprehensive information on vaccination recommendations and information disease risks. The tropical climate of Asia offers many mosquitoes an optimal climate, which is why you should always protect against mosquito bites. In general, disease warnings for a country do not have to apply to certain regions and vice versa. Here is some information about diseases especially in and around Angkor Wat.

Malaria in Angkor Wat

According to the Foreign Office of Germany, the Siem Reap and Angkor Wat regions are considered malaria free. (Source: www.auswaertiges-amt.de/DE/Laenderinformationen/00-SiHi/KambodschaSicherheit.html?nn=391380#doc391312bodyText6, as of 28.10.2017)

Dengue fever in Angkor Wat

In contrast to malaria, the dengue virus is transmitted by the Asian tiger mosquito during the day and also in Angkor Wat. Especially the rainy season from Mail to Okotober increases the risk. Always use anti-mosquito spray. Dengue fever rarely ends in death.

Angkor Wat risk: The most recent information from the World Health Organization (WHO) shows that from January to September 2017, there were approximately 2500 infections and one death across Cambodia and reported at a maximum of 150 per month. There are no exact numbers of Angkor Wat, but you can do the following extrapolation. In 2016, there were approximately 2.3 million visitors in the Angor Wat / Siem Reap region. Assumption: If only the tourists met, then with about 150 infections per month and with about 190,000 tourists per month, the risk would be 0.08%, ie less than one per thousand. And this assumption is completely exaggerated. So you should not let your impressions of Angkor be ruined by exaggerated concern about dengue fever.

(Source: www.wpro.who.int/emerging_diseases/dengue_biweekly_report_20171024.pdf, as of: 28.10.2017)