Angkor Wat Cambodia Tours from Bangkok

November to March is the best time to visit Angkor Wat with cool weather and clear skies. These months are also ideal for photographing sunrises and sunsets. The morning mist gives your images a mystical feel.

If you prefer fewer crowds, travel in May or September. There may be light rain, but the temples are quieter, and the surrounding nature is lush and green. When you travel with us, we plan your visits to the most famous temples early in the morning or later in the afternoon to avoid both the crowds and the midday heat.

There are three main ticket types for the Angkor Archaeological Park:

1-day pass – $37 USD
3-day pass – $62 USD
7-day pass – $72 USD

Most first-time visitors choose the 3-day pass, which allows enough time to explore both the main temples and some hidden gems without rushing. Tickets must be purchased at the official ticket center outside the complex.

When you join our tours, we handle the ticket process for you. That means no waiting in long lines, and we’ll help you choose the pass that best fits your travel plans so you get the most value for your visit.

Yes, Cambodia is generally safe for tourists, especially in major travel spots like Siem Reap. Most trips are trouble-free. Petty theft can happen in busy areas, so it’s always a good idea to keep your bag zipped and valuables close.

If you book a tour with us, you will have a local Cambodian guide who is knowledgeable about the area and is available to assist you in any way. It will ease your travel stress, so you can concentrate on visiting the temples and interacting with hospitable locals.

To fully appreciate Angkor Wat and the neighboring temples, we suggest spending two to three days there. You can see the major highlights in a single day, but you'll need to move fast. Spending 2-3 days allows you to take your time to explore the hidden gems in the Angkor Wat Complex.

We add less-visited temples to your tour itineraries, where you can experience peace with the must-see locations like Angkor Wat, Bayon, and Ta Prohm. It makes your visit more rewarding and memorable.

For first-time travelers to Cambodia, a 3-day Angkor Wat tour is recommended. Look at the detailed tour itineraries below.

Day 1: Enjoy Sunrise at Angkor Wat, then Bayon and Ta Prohm.
Day 2: Visit Smaller temples like Banteay Srei and Preah Khan.
Day 3: Explore remote temples or a Siem Reap countryside cycling tour.

We create personalized Cambodia tour itineraries based on your travel pace and interests. Whether you enjoy history, photography, or just taking in the beauty, we make sure that every day is well planned and unforgettable.

Siem Reap has a wide range of accommodation, from luxury resorts to boutique hotels and budget guesthouses. It's recommended to stay close to the Old Market or Pub Street, which has fantastic eateries, retail establishments, and bustling night markets.

If you book with us, we will carefully choose hotels that fit your preferences and price. We'll make sure your stay is convenient and comfortable, whether you're looking for a hotel in the heart of the action or a peaceful haven surrounded by gardens.

The complex is huge — walking between temples isn’t practical. The most popular ways are by tuk-tuk, private car, or bicycle. Tuk-tuks give you a fun open-air ride, while cars are better for staying cool in the heat.

We offer comfortable transportation with a kind driver and an informed guide during our tours. They know the quietest entrances, the best routes, and the ideal times to visit so you can see more and take your time.

Yes, most travelers need a visa to enter Cambodia. You can obtain a visa at the airport or land border, or you can apply online for an e-visa in advance of your trip.

To make the process quick and stress-free, we provide our guests with detailed visa advice. We'll help with forms, lines, and local arrangements to ensure a seamless border crossing if you're traveling by land from Bangkok.

Absolutely! A visit to Angkor Wat is an experience of a lifetime. You will be astounded by the size, splendor, and history of this UNESCO World Heritage site.

A visit to Angkor Wat is well worth the short journey from Bangkok. So that you can concentrate on taking in the magic of this amazing location, we make it simple with easy planning, hassle-free travel arrangements, and a well-paced schedule.