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Siem Reap

$55–75 for the classics6 paid · 0 freeFly into SAICambodia runs on US dollars ~ carry small billsOpen in Google Maps

Siem Reap is the gateway to Angkor, the largest religious monument on earth. One pass covers the whole temple complex, so your budget is really just the pass plus a tuk-tuk driver for the day.

Bring $55–75

This assumes a 3-day Angkor pass plus tuk-tuk drivers ~ a single-day pass drops it to about $50.

Getting there

SAI

Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport

Stay in Siem Reap town near Pub Street. The temples are 15 min to an hour north ~ hire a tuk-tuk driver for the day (or three).

Landmark$37–62 pass© Pierre André Leclercq · CC BY-SA 4.0

Angkor Wat

$37 (1-day) · $62 (3-day) Angkor pass

$37–62 pass USD

Half dayGoogle Maps

The 12th-century temple on Cambodia's flag. The pass covers the whole park ~ arrive at 5 am for the sunrise reflection over the lotus pools, then explore before the heat.

CultureIncluded© Anandajoti · CC BY-SA 3.0

Bayon & Angkor Thom

Included in Angkor pass

Included USD

2–3 hoursGoogle Maps

216 giant serene faces watch you from every tower of the Bayon. Enter Angkor Thom through the South Gate causeway lined with gods and demons ~ peak photo territory.

CultureIncluded© GayleKaren · CC BY-SA 3.0

Ta Prohm

Included in Angkor pass

Included USD

1–1.5 hoursGoogle Maps

The 'Tomb Raider' temple, half-swallowed by strangler-fig roots. Go first thing or late afternoon ~ midday brings the biggest tour crowds to the famous root doorways.

CultureIncluded© Pierre André Leclercq · CC BY-SA 4.0

Banteay Srei

Included in Angkor pass

Included USD

1 hourGoogle Maps

The 'citadel of women' ~ a tiny pink-sandstone temple 25 km out with the finest, deepest carving at Angkor. Combine it with the Landmine Museum nearby.

Angkor Thom South Gate

Included in Angkor pass

Included USD

30–45 minGoogle Maps

The most dramatic entrance to Angkor ~ a causeway of 54 gods and 54 demons hauling a giant serpent, leading to a tower carved with four serene faces. Best light in early morning.

Tonlé Sap Floating Village

$20–35 boat tour

≈ $20–35 USD

Half dayGoogle Maps

Stilt houses and floating schools on Southeast Asia's biggest lake. Book through a reputable operator (Kampong Phluk over Chong Kneas) to avoid the hard-sell scams.

Prices are approximate (as of 2026), based on our visits and official rates, and can change with seasons and exchange rates. Always double-check official websites before you go.

Photos are free-license images from Wikimedia Commons ~ tap the credit on any photo for its author and license.

Siem Reap

Getting there

Angkor Wat

Bayon & Angkor Thom

Ta Prohm

Banteay Srei

Angkor Thom South Gate

Tonlé Sap Floating Village

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