Angkor Wat
Angkor Wat
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SB01
Sonning Common, UK980 contributions
Oct 2024 • Family
Like many other people this was on my bucket list. The visit did not disappoint. As many will know, Angkor Wat is just one temple in a vast complex of maybe 4000 others, covering a huge region.For this reason alone you need a guide, unless you have your own transport. Even if you don’t bother with sunrise, arriving early is advisable to avoid the crush.
Our guide took us in via the back entrance, which is both more shaded and quieter. Another benefit of a guide is obvious once you begin inside, because there is not a huge amount of information in the site. One immediate surprise was the richness of the decoration, with many of the walls covered in carvings depicting mythical scenes. We gradually worked our way up to the top terrace, with great views and Buddhas in each of the 4 niches looking east, west, north and south. We then descended to the ground and left via the main entrance, which afforded great views over some of the pools. It is the scale and the intricacies of the carved reliefs that will linger long.
A few things to bear in mind. Generally speaking it is going to be very hot and humid, so bring a hat, sun cream and a lot of water. Comfortable practical shoes are essential as there is a lot of scrambling over steps and rocks. To ascend you go up about 50 narrow stairs. Coming down you will find it very steep, unless you are related to a mountain goat. Toilets are quite limited on the site, but our guide drove us to some that put UK public toilets to shame.
We spent about 3 hours on site. By then we were very hot and ready to leave, but I don’t think you could do it justice in less than 90 - 120 minutes.
Our guide took us in via the back entrance, which is both more shaded and quieter. Another benefit of a guide is obvious once you begin inside, because there is not a huge amount of information in the site. One immediate surprise was the richness of the decoration, with many of the walls covered in carvings depicting mythical scenes. We gradually worked our way up to the top terrace, with great views and Buddhas in each of the 4 niches looking east, west, north and south. We then descended to the ground and left via the main entrance, which afforded great views over some of the pools. It is the scale and the intricacies of the carved reliefs that will linger long.
A few things to bear in mind. Generally speaking it is going to be very hot and humid, so bring a hat, sun cream and a lot of water. Comfortable practical shoes are essential as there is a lot of scrambling over steps and rocks. To ascend you go up about 50 narrow stairs. Coming down you will find it very steep, unless you are related to a mountain goat. Toilets are quite limited on the site, but our guide drove us to some that put UK public toilets to shame.
We spent about 3 hours on site. By then we were very hot and ready to leave, but I don’t think you could do it justice in less than 90 - 120 minutes.
Written October 29, 2024
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MonicaVeganMind
Palestrina, Italy203 contributions
Feb 2025 • Friends
Extraordinary place to visit! First tip find a tuc tuc to have the personal driver that takes you to all the temples that are inside. So you can move in total hourly freedom from temple to temple. The cost of tuc tuc depends on how long you want to stay. We chose to see both sunrise and sunset and I must say it was worth the night alarm clock! At dawn, as at dusk, you waited for an unheard-of mass of people! The tuc tuc for 12 hours cost us $35 to split into three people. The driver in the morning will take you to make entrance tickets that cost $37 for 24-hour admission and just over $60 if you want to go for two days. For me one day was enough but for those who particularly love this type of experience or never had to be an archaeologist buy the multiday ticket! The place is amazing rich in history and incredible landscapes. The tuc tuc have an agreement with the restaurants inside which are very expensive compared to the Cambodian average. The deal provides free food for the driver who brings customers. Everything is normal here! Our driver was honest in my opinion but the feeling here in Cambodia is that the Westerner is seen as a chicken to pluck so watch out! The trip to Cambodia is worth it only for these temples. If I had known before I would have taken the flight to Phnom phen I would have gone to siem reap I would have seen Angkor wat and I would have returned to Phnom phen to take another plane to go to Thailand or Vietnam again! Compared to their Thai and Vietnamese neighbours they have fewer landscapes and fewer activities and on the other hand they are more expensive with rough roads and many people ready to rip off! I won't recommend Cambodia to friends I'm sorry!
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Written February 7, 2025
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runner24
Orlando, FL2,349 contributions
Jan 2025 • Couples
Angkor Wat had been on my travel bucket list for years, but life always seemed to get in the way—work projects, home renovations, you name it. Finally, this year, we carved out the time for a much-anticipated adventure. Our itinerary took us through Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam, with Angkor Wat as one of the crown jewels of the trip.
From the moment we arrived in Cambodia, we were enchanted. The people were so friendly and welcoming that we felt completely at ease. A friend who had recently visited Siem Reap insisted we contact a Tuk-Tuk driver he highly recommended. Enter Mr. Kim (Tuk-Tuk Driver), our hero of the day. With a simple WhatsApp message, we arranged for him to meet us at our hotel at 5:00 a.m. and provide a licensed guide for our Angkor Wat visit. No deposit, no hassle—just good old-fashioned trust.
Sure enough, at the crack of dawn, there he was, ready and waiting with a guide who turned out to be an absolute gem. Not only was our guide knowledgeable and fluent in English, but he was also a pro with an iPhone camera—bonus points for that!
We set off for Angkor Wat in the pre-dawn darkness, joining what can only be described as a surreal parade of Tuk-Tuks, cars, scooters, and bicycles. It seemed like half the world had the same sunrise idea, but the communal excitement was infectious. We found a spot along the wall overlooking the moat, with the iconic ruins silhouetted in the distance. As the first rays of sunlight broke through, our guide suggested moving closer for a better shot. Great advice! A few moments later, he whisked us behind the main structure for an unobstructed view of the rear elevation, free of the bustling crowds. It was a photographer’s dream.
With the sunrise behind us, we spent the next few hours exploring the ruins. Our guide’s commentary brought the history and architecture to life, and he had an uncanny ability to steer us toward the most fascinating spots while sidestepping the crowds. Be warned: there are steep stairs and uneven curbs, so it’s not wheelchair-friendly. At 70-something, we managed just fine, but a little caution goes a long way. January was a fantastic time to visit, with temperate, dry weather. I can only imagine the challenge of navigating those ruins during the rainy season—pack accordingly if you’re visiting then!
Our journey didn’t end with Angkor Wat. Mr. Kim and our guide took us to other stunning temples, including Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm (yes, the “Tomb Raider” temple). Each one had its own unique charm, but the experience was truly elevated by the professionalism and warmth of our Tuk-Tuk driver and guide.
If Angkor Wat has been lingering on your bucket list, don’t wait. The breathtaking ruins, the incredible sunrise, and the kind people of Cambodia made this a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Just remember to book a guide like ours (Mr. Kim Tuk-Tuk Driver via WhatsApp)—knowledge and a knack for great photo angles make all the difference!
From the moment we arrived in Cambodia, we were enchanted. The people were so friendly and welcoming that we felt completely at ease. A friend who had recently visited Siem Reap insisted we contact a Tuk-Tuk driver he highly recommended. Enter Mr. Kim (Tuk-Tuk Driver), our hero of the day. With a simple WhatsApp message, we arranged for him to meet us at our hotel at 5:00 a.m. and provide a licensed guide for our Angkor Wat visit. No deposit, no hassle—just good old-fashioned trust.
Sure enough, at the crack of dawn, there he was, ready and waiting with a guide who turned out to be an absolute gem. Not only was our guide knowledgeable and fluent in English, but he was also a pro with an iPhone camera—bonus points for that!
We set off for Angkor Wat in the pre-dawn darkness, joining what can only be described as a surreal parade of Tuk-Tuks, cars, scooters, and bicycles. It seemed like half the world had the same sunrise idea, but the communal excitement was infectious. We found a spot along the wall overlooking the moat, with the iconic ruins silhouetted in the distance. As the first rays of sunlight broke through, our guide suggested moving closer for a better shot. Great advice! A few moments later, he whisked us behind the main structure for an unobstructed view of the rear elevation, free of the bustling crowds. It was a photographer’s dream.
With the sunrise behind us, we spent the next few hours exploring the ruins. Our guide’s commentary brought the history and architecture to life, and he had an uncanny ability to steer us toward the most fascinating spots while sidestepping the crowds. Be warned: there are steep stairs and uneven curbs, so it’s not wheelchair-friendly. At 70-something, we managed just fine, but a little caution goes a long way. January was a fantastic time to visit, with temperate, dry weather. I can only imagine the challenge of navigating those ruins during the rainy season—pack accordingly if you’re visiting then!
Our journey didn’t end with Angkor Wat. Mr. Kim and our guide took us to other stunning temples, including Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm (yes, the “Tomb Raider” temple). Each one had its own unique charm, but the experience was truly elevated by the professionalism and warmth of our Tuk-Tuk driver and guide.
If Angkor Wat has been lingering on your bucket list, don’t wait. The breathtaking ruins, the incredible sunrise, and the kind people of Cambodia made this a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Just remember to book a guide like ours (Mr. Kim Tuk-Tuk Driver via WhatsApp)—knowledge and a knack for great photo angles make all the difference!
Written January 28, 2025
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ug-muc
Munich, Germany473 contributions
Nov 2024 • Couples
Mid/late November was a great time to visit this incredible temple complex from our point of view. There are not so many tourists at the beginning of the high season and moreover many stones & walls are partly covered with green moss, which additionally looks very nice in color (in the course of the dry season the moss disappears).
We had opted for a 3-day pass for $62 p. P. decided what I would recommend to anyone considering the size of the area and the truly exceptional, diverse temples of Angkor. I also recommend booking a good TukTuk driver who also acts as a guide and photographer. Sunset and Sunrise are also part of it, which is unique and sensational.
We had opted for a 3-day pass for $62 p. P. decided what I would recommend to anyone considering the size of the area and the truly exceptional, diverse temples of Angkor. I also recommend booking a good TukTuk driver who also acts as a guide and photographer. Sunset and Sunrise are also part of it, which is unique and sensational.
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Written November 23, 2024
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SílviaSQ
Porto, Portugal205 contributions
Nov 2024 • Friends
From a very young age he had a fascination for Angkhor Wat. The day came and it was wonderful!
The complex is huge! It was very hot and, what is worth it, there are several areas with treewood, to escape the burning sun, early in the morning. I advise you to bring plenty of water, a range, comfortable shoes, light and fresh clothes, wear sunscreen, repellent and hat.
The visit to the interior of the monument is very interesting, with well-preserved reliefs. It's also fresh.
The visit to the top is made by steep stairs, allowing the movement all around. To go down there's queue. The wait is time-consuming because the stairs are also steep and it is necessary to be very careful and calm when descending.
For November there were many tourists, which surprised me.
It is a visit that requires some physical resistance to walk, climb and descend stairs and withstand the heat.
It's worth it! Cambodia needs tourists. Our guide was learning Portuguese on his own!
I was eager to go back and explore the rest of the country.
The complex is huge! It was very hot and, what is worth it, there are several areas with treewood, to escape the burning sun, early in the morning. I advise you to bring plenty of water, a range, comfortable shoes, light and fresh clothes, wear sunscreen, repellent and hat.
The visit to the interior of the monument is very interesting, with well-preserved reliefs. It's also fresh.
The visit to the top is made by steep stairs, allowing the movement all around. To go down there's queue. The wait is time-consuming because the stairs are also steep and it is necessary to be very careful and calm when descending.
For November there were many tourists, which surprised me.
It is a visit that requires some physical resistance to walk, climb and descend stairs and withstand the heat.
It's worth it! Cambodia needs tourists. Our guide was learning Portuguese on his own!
I was eager to go back and explore the rest of the country.
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Written January 4, 2025
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
Stephany D
5 contributions
Apr 2024 • Solo
Hello fellow travelers,
I'm excited to share my favorite find in Siem Reap: Sornham, a tuktuk tour guide who offers an unforgettable temple experience!I've been fortunate to explore Siem Reap's temples with Sornham on three occasions, and each time has been truly special.
Here's why I can't recommend him enough:
Hidden Gems: Sornham takes you off the beaten path to discover lesser-known temples, adding a sense of adventure and authenticity to your journey.
Early Mornings: Rise with the sun at 4:30 am to witness Angkor Wat at sunrise—the best way to start your day!
Personal Touch: Sornham provides water and makes stops for coffee or snacks, ensuring you're comfortable and well-cared for throughout the tour.
Engaging Stories: He shares captivating tales and historical insights about the temples, making the experience not only educational but also deeply enriching.
Cozy Rides: His tuktuk is like a comfortable sanctuary, perfect for up to 4 people to relax and enjoy the views.
Affordable Joy: All this incredible service comes at a flat fee of just $20 per day.I'm sharing Sornham's contact details here because he truly deserves more visibility. Despite not having an online presence due to not being tech-savvy, Sornham's passion for guiding visitors through Siem Reap's treasures is unmatched.To book Sornham for your Siem Reap adventure, reach out directly at +855 12 249 845 (WhatsApp number). Trust me, exploring with Sornham feels like discovering the temples with an old friend.Let Sornham show you the magic of Siem Reap's temples—it's an experience you'll cherish forever!
Happy travels!
If you want to reach out to me at instagram for more info, please don’t hesitate (stdionysio)
I'm excited to share my favorite find in Siem Reap: Sornham, a tuktuk tour guide who offers an unforgettable temple experience!I've been fortunate to explore Siem Reap's temples with Sornham on three occasions, and each time has been truly special.
Here's why I can't recommend him enough:
Hidden Gems: Sornham takes you off the beaten path to discover lesser-known temples, adding a sense of adventure and authenticity to your journey.
Early Mornings: Rise with the sun at 4:30 am to witness Angkor Wat at sunrise—the best way to start your day!
Personal Touch: Sornham provides water and makes stops for coffee or snacks, ensuring you're comfortable and well-cared for throughout the tour.
Engaging Stories: He shares captivating tales and historical insights about the temples, making the experience not only educational but also deeply enriching.
Cozy Rides: His tuktuk is like a comfortable sanctuary, perfect for up to 4 people to relax and enjoy the views.
Affordable Joy: All this incredible service comes at a flat fee of just $20 per day.I'm sharing Sornham's contact details here because he truly deserves more visibility. Despite not having an online presence due to not being tech-savvy, Sornham's passion for guiding visitors through Siem Reap's treasures is unmatched.To book Sornham for your Siem Reap adventure, reach out directly at +855 12 249 845 (WhatsApp number). Trust me, exploring with Sornham feels like discovering the temples with an old friend.Let Sornham show you the magic of Siem Reap's temples—it's an experience you'll cherish forever!
Happy travels!
If you want to reach out to me at instagram for more info, please don’t hesitate (stdionysio)
Written April 9, 2024
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Bree S
Melbourne, Australia3 contributions
Dec 2024 • Couples
Waking up at 4 AM for sunrise was SO worth it - watching those iconic spires emerge from darkness was pure magic! 😍 The sheer size of Angkor Wat is mind-boggling, and those intricate carvings? Absolutely insane!
We spent hours exploring the endless corridors and hidden corners.
@hire a guide - ours shared fascinating stories about each carving and symbol.
We spent hours exploring the endless corridors and hidden corners.
@hire a guide - ours shared fascinating stories about each carving and symbol.
Written January 10, 2025
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Paul Devon-Row
Kent, UK977 contributions
Jan 2025 • Couples
Angkor Wat is the highlight of Cambodia. The religious pilgrimage still continue and continue to be active Buddhist Temples even though they were first built to serve the Hindu god Vishnu.
Fabulous architecture combined with stunning scenery it’s a place not to be missed.
Ta prom is by far the best temple due to the trees growing through the temple and the root growing up the walls, truly amazing.
You could talk for hours about Angkor but I will let you explore yourself
Personally I would visit early in the morning and after 16.30 in the afternoon as it’s not so busy and your photos will be amazing at this time, it’s called the golden hour where you get some fabulous shadows to what already will be stunning photos.
Look at the pricing, if your there 5 days you actually get a 9 day pass to go 5 time and if you get the 7 days your can visit over a 28 days period
Have a wonderful time exploring
Fabulous architecture combined with stunning scenery it’s a place not to be missed.
Ta prom is by far the best temple due to the trees growing through the temple and the root growing up the walls, truly amazing.
You could talk for hours about Angkor but I will let you explore yourself
Personally I would visit early in the morning and after 16.30 in the afternoon as it’s not so busy and your photos will be amazing at this time, it’s called the golden hour where you get some fabulous shadows to what already will be stunning photos.
Look at the pricing, if your there 5 days you actually get a 9 day pass to go 5 time and if you get the 7 days your can visit over a 28 days period
Have a wonderful time exploring
Written January 18, 2025
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jpcheshire1615
Wilmslow, UK602 contributions
Mar 2025 • Couples
Angkor Wat is the most famous of the temples in the area and all visitors to Cambodia want to see it, and quite rightly. Our guide proposed that we should go in the early afternoon rather than the more popular times of sunrise or sunset. He was completely right: although the weather was hot there were very few other visitors and we we nor troubled by hordes of tourists getting in our way.
Angkor Wat is was built earlier than Angkor Thom. It is the largest religious building in the world and the skills of the builders were obviously very high. It is definitely worth climbing to the top of the temple. You get get a feeling of the whole temple.
Angkor Wat is was built earlier than Angkor Thom. It is the largest religious building in the world and the skills of the builders were obviously very high. It is definitely worth climbing to the top of the temple. You get get a feeling of the whole temple.
Written March 8, 2025
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alvin f
Mellor, UK410 contributions
Nov 2024 • Couples
Angkor Wat is just the best known monument near Siem Reap that covers a huge area of the ancient capital of the Khmer Empire. It is all jungle (indeed the ruins were hidden in it for centuries) and the different sites are spread out with several kilometres between them.
We chose to buy our entrance tickets online to avoid having to queue at the site. We left our hotel in Siem Reap at 5.30am and arrived at Angkor Wat before the sunrise. Instead of waiting with the large crowd to witness the sunrise over the temple, we instead headed straight into the temple precincts and were able to view them without any crowds or difficulty. The early golden light provided great photos. We managed to see all of its magnificent features within about 90 minutes as there were no queues for access to the higher levels.
After grabbing a light breakfast in the on site cafe, we rejoined our tuktuk driver to continue with the “small circle” tour. (This is a misnomer as it includes lots more amazing ruined temples, splendid gateways, pyramidal temples and other archaeological wonders. -I particularly enjoyed the Gate of the Dead which is away from the main roads and still has a’lost in the jungle’ vibe. We also saw wild gibbons at this gate.)
The early start meant that we were able to explore many of the places before the heat of the day built up, however, there’s plenty of opportunities to buy drinks and use toilets.
The dress code implies that men cannot wear shorts but I did and wasn’t ever challenged (I saw many other guys also in shorts) My wife wore trousers and a t shirt that covered her shoulders and was ok everywhere (I did see other women being refused entry to certain areas if their shoulders were showing/clearly Buddha has more of an issue with female shoulders than male knee caps!)
We spent between 6 to 7 hours on our expedition and had a brilliant day. If you’re really into this type of thing, then perhaps a multi day ticket would suit your needs.
We chose to buy our entrance tickets online to avoid having to queue at the site. We left our hotel in Siem Reap at 5.30am and arrived at Angkor Wat before the sunrise. Instead of waiting with the large crowd to witness the sunrise over the temple, we instead headed straight into the temple precincts and were able to view them without any crowds or difficulty. The early golden light provided great photos. We managed to see all of its magnificent features within about 90 minutes as there were no queues for access to the higher levels.
After grabbing a light breakfast in the on site cafe, we rejoined our tuktuk driver to continue with the “small circle” tour. (This is a misnomer as it includes lots more amazing ruined temples, splendid gateways, pyramidal temples and other archaeological wonders. -I particularly enjoyed the Gate of the Dead which is away from the main roads and still has a’lost in the jungle’ vibe. We also saw wild gibbons at this gate.)
The early start meant that we were able to explore many of the places before the heat of the day built up, however, there’s plenty of opportunities to buy drinks and use toilets.
The dress code implies that men cannot wear shorts but I did and wasn’t ever challenged (I saw many other guys also in shorts) My wife wore trousers and a t shirt that covered her shoulders and was ok everywhere (I did see other women being refused entry to certain areas if their shoulders were showing/clearly Buddha has more of an issue with female shoulders than male knee caps!)
We spent between 6 to 7 hours on our expedition and had a brilliant day. If you’re really into this type of thing, then perhaps a multi day ticket would suit your needs.
Written November 30, 2024
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Are there any guided tours or local guides you’d recommend for exploring Angkor Wat’s history?
Written February 16, 2025
Local guides / drivers are always a better option. I had one and he was really good. Reliable, flexible and friendly. He drove me throughout all Angkor Temples. His name is Bona. You can reach him via WhatsApp +855 92 523 310. Happy travels!
Written February 17, 2025
Hi there, we are visiting Angkor Wat soon and I would love to be able to get to the very top tier of Angkor Wat itself however I have read that there is limited tickets. I can't seem to find any information online on this, could anyone help out?
Many thanks.
Written January 6, 2025
I don't think you need tickets for this. At the far end of the temple are some very steep stairs, this takes you as high as you can get.
Written February 17, 2025
Hi,
We just wore shorts over the shoulder tops. And comfortable solid shoes
Written November 3, 2024
Hi, I am planning to visit Angkor Wat on 13th & 14th April'24, which falls on the Khmer New Year dates - are temples closed on these days? Can I go ahead and buy 3 day pass for visiting the temples ?
Written March 4, 2024
I would recommend going to the website for the tickets to see if there's anything posted about being closed during those dates.
Written March 25, 2024
Is the Angkor wat complex open to visitors every day? Including the period between Christmas and new year?
Written March 3, 2024
Angkor Wat is open seven days a week, 365 days a year, including national holidays. (Found on INternet)
Written March 4, 2024
Is it easy to pick up a Grab taxi or tuk tuk when leaving the site at the end of the day? We do not plan to take a tour but make our own way there from Siem reap but want to make sure we will be able to get back to town. Thanks
Written February 14, 2024
Hi,
What are the dimensions of the paper 3 day visitor pass to Angkor Wat? As I want to buy a plastic wallet with a Lanyard to keep my pass safe, before I travel. Thanks
Written January 27, 2024
Hi,
They laminate the pass for you, with a rather wide margin all the way around. The size of the laminated pass is 3 3/4" high x 5 1/4" wide. Have fun!
Written February 12, 2024
Hotel Emerald Waters Classy
Hanoi, Vietnam
Are there any recommended tour guides for Angkor Wat?
Written January 19, 2024
We used Angkor Watt tour guides, who can be found on Trip Advisor. They have a 24/7 WhatsApp contact facility and we organised ours a day in advance
Written January 25, 2024
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