Angkor Wat Tickets Information

1 day pass 37$ ( Photo required )
3 days pass 62 $ ( Photo required )
7 days pass 72 $ ( Photo required )

Period of validity for Angkor Passes

Practical: With a 3 or 7-day pass, the viewing days do not have to immediately follow on from each other.
1 Day: This ticket is valid only on the day of purchase.
3 Days: This ticket is valid for 10 days from the date of purchase. You can choose which three days you wish to visit the Angkor temples on.
7 Days: This ticket is valid for one calendar month from the date of purchase. You have a whole month in which to visit the Angkor temples on the seven days of your choice.
Opening Hours for the Angkor Park and Angkor Ticket Office
Angkor Ticket Center (Angkor Enterprise): Daily from 5.00am until 5.30pm
Angkor Wat and Srah Srang: Daily from 5.00am until 5.30pm.
Phnom Bakheng and Pre Rup: Daily from 5.00am until 7pm.
All other Temples: Daily from 7.30am until 5.30pm. (Except for Phnom Kulen and Beng Mealea. you will need to buy an extra ticket to visit these.)

More information about your Angkor-Pass

Important: Make sure that your shoulders and knees are covered when purchasing the ticket. Otherwise, you may not get one.
The one-day ticket counters are located on the right-hand side of the Angkor Ticket Center. This is also where you will find the largest number of people.
The counters for the 3-day tickets are in the middle and those for the 7-day tickets are on the left.
A photo of you will be taken at the counter. Recently, Staff have taken to asking people to smile for their photos

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The Angkor pass is not transferable to a nother person.
Very important: Be careful not to lose your Angkor Pass whilst you are on the Angkor site. The penalties are severe. If you lose a 1-day ticket, the penalty is $ 100. The loss of a 3-day ticket will cost you $ 200, and a 7-day ticket will cost you $ 300.

Cambodia

Cambodia, a country with a foreign culture for us, attracts millions of tourists every year. Especially the temples around Angkor Wat are what people from all over the world want to discover.
On our blog “Visit Angkor” we have compiled many tips helping travelers to find their way to the most important events in this exciting country. Read about the cultural differences as well as which travel time is the most suitable and why this is so. Know the different travel routes to Siem Reap and learn to know already various temples of Angkor Wat in advance.
Enjoy the culinary highlights of the Cambodian cuisine and look forward to many attractions that Siem Reap has to offer. Don’t miss any of our blog posts and subscribe to our feed.

The climate in Cambodia

You think you should travel during the dry season ? Also the wet season is very nice, experiencing a fresh green landscape everywhere.
Get information on our webpage about climate conditions in Cambodia

The weather in Cambodia is dominated by the monsoon rains coming from the Gulf of Thailand and the Indian Ocean. He falls in the months of May to October, the country appeared in bright green. Here are more than 20 rainy days per month are not uncommon. Anyone who thinks that Cambodia hidden in this time under a persistent cloud cover for days, you are wrong.

he rain is usually a powerful showers and occurs mainly in the afternoon. A welcome cooling in the tropical country, which is only a few kilometers north of the equator.

During the wet season Cambodia is rich green

Peak tourist season is from November to February – although with less rainy days, thereby also quite dry so that the air can also be dusty. Who works well with more humidity, should try to visit during the rainy season, especially as the lighting conditions in this time of year for photos are very well suited. A further positive aspect is that the tourist attractions are at this time not quite as crowded as in the peak travel time. The prices for accommodation and food during the rainy season are quite low.
The dry season lasts until May and the temperatures rise steadily until then and like to reach temperatures above 35 degrees. At the same time the humidity rises. By entering the rainy season the temperatures cool gradually in again. The coolest months are at the beginning of the dry season from December to February.

DOs and Don't In Cambodia

You may find it useful to familiarize yourself with the following common dos and don'ts before embarking on your trip to Cambodia. Ask for permission before taking photographs of any Cambodian people or monks

DOs In Cambodia

Ask for permission before taking photographs of any Cambodian people or monks.
It is customary to remove your shoes when entering a place of worship such as a pagoda or temple. Additionally, visitors should dress appropriately when inside a religious site (upper arms and legs should be covered, hats removed).
It is respectful to remove your shoes when entering someone's home.
Though not always expected, a respectful way of greeting another individual is to bow the head slightly with hands pressed together at the chest (known as "Sampeah").
If invited to dine in a Cambodian family's home, it is polite to bring a small gift for the host such as fruit, dessert, or flowers.
If invited to attend a Cambodian wedding, it is customary to bring cash as a wedding gift.
When using a toothpick at the table, use one hand to cover your mouth.
Keep business cards ready, and present them with both hands. Accept business cards with both hands.

DON'Ts In Cambodia

Don't use your feet to point at someone.
Don't touch a Cambodian person on the head.
Don't begin eating if you are a guest at a dinner and the host has yet to take a bite.
Women should never touch male monks or hand something directly to them.
Keep public displays of affection to a respectful minimum.

Commonsense Practices

Do not litter; keep our community clean and safe.
Plastic bags can be hazardous; dispose them properly.

What To Wear In Cambodia

The weather in Cambodia generally falls under two categories: the wet season (May to October) and the dry season (November to April).

Lightweight, loose-fitting, cotton clothing is recommended for the dry season, when the weather is hot and humid. Visitors may wish to pack long pants and long-sleeved shirts for hiking, trekking, or outdoor activities. A hat and sunglasses may be useful for when walking around under the sun.
During the rainy season, visitors may want to bring a light rain poncho (plastic ponchos can be purchased cheaply in Cambodia) or a sturdy umbrella. A light jacket or cardigan will come in handy during the months of December and January, when temperatures are at their coolest.
When visiting outdoor temples, including those of Angkor Wat, shorts and T-shirts are acceptable. Shoes and hats are generally removed at the entrance to pagodas. For visits to the Silver Pagoda, which is within the Royal Palace grounds. visitors are asked to dress more formally. Gentlemen are required to wear long trousers and ladies should wear long trousers or long skirts and keep their shoulders covered.

Visa on arrival in Cambodia

Visa on arrival, so when you arrive there at these border crossings:

Phnom Penh International Airport
Siem Reap International Airport
Border with Vietnam: On Bavet International checkpoint and Kha Orm Sam Nor International checkpoint
Border with Thailand: Cham Yeam International checkpoint, checkpoint and Poipet International O’Smach International checkpoint

The tourist visa costs $ 30.00 and can be extended once for up to 30 days.

The business visa

For stays longer than 30 days plus one-extension of a further 30 days the business visa for up to one year may be granted upon entry. From a visa for 6 months multiple entry and exit is possible. These specify on entry, that a business visa is required. As with a tourist visa has a business visa initially a maximum period of 30 days, which is then extended by one, three, six months or one year following at the immigration office in Cambodia. The first 30 days are counted here. The business visa is issued at these border crossings:

Phnom Penh International Airport
Siem Reap International Airport
At the Thai border at Cham Yeam (Koh Kong)
At the Thai border at Poi Pet (Banteay Meanchey)
At the Vietnamese border at Bavet (Svay Rieng)

The business visa for 30 days costs $ 35.00 To obtain a business visa, it does not necessarily have business activities in Cambodia. The prices for the extension vary depending on the duration. For a stay of one year, there are approximately $ 280,00.

Give extension in order

Who the trip to Phnom Penh would like to extend the tourist or business visa to spare, tasked professional travel agencies on site. These then take an appropriate surcharge. When an overdraft $ 5 penalty fee per day will be charged on departure.

ACMECS single visa for Thailand and Cambodia

Since 27 December 2012, the ACMECS (Ayeyawady-Chao Phraya-Mekong Economic Cooperation Strategy) Single visa is offered for travelers from 35 countries to date. This visa allows entry to Thailand and Cambodia. It is valid for up to 3 entries to Thailand and one entry into Cambodia, the residence time for Thailand is up to 60 days per entry and for Cambodia 30 days. For Thailand, the fee is 30 Euros for each entry and is payable when applying for a visa at the Thai Embassy. The Visa fee for Cambodia is to be paid at the border crossing.
The processing period is different because two different authorities have to agree. Once the Thai Foreign Ministry and even the Royal Embassy of Cambodia.

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