Explorez le parc archéologique d'Angkor, classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO, avec des visites guidées au départ de Siem Reap. Choisissez entre des excursions en petit groupe au lever du soleil ou des excursions privées à la journée, incluant toutes la prise en charge à l'hôtel et des guides locaux compétents.
Annulation gratuite Admirez le lever du soleil à Angkor Wat et explorez le complexe de temples en petit groupe avec un guide local expert.
Annulation gratuite Admirez le lever du soleil à Angkor Wat avant d'explorer les visages de pierre de Bayon et les ruines dans la jungle de Ta Prohm.
Annulation gratuite Découvrez les merveilles antiques d'Angkor Wat, Bayon et Ta Prohm lors d'une visite privée avec transferts aller-retour à l'hôtel.
Annulation gratuite Regardez le lever du soleil à Angkor Wat et explorez les temples d'Angkor Thom, du Bayon et de Ta Prohm avec un guide professionnel.
Annulation gratuite Explorez Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom et Ta Prohm lors d'une visite privée d'une journée avec votre propre guide et chauffeur.
Annulation gratuite Admirez le lever du soleil sur Angkor Wat, explorez les temples de la jungle comme Beng Mealea et visitez le village flottant de Kampong Phluk.
Annulation gratuite Explorez Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom et le temple de la jungle de Ta Prohm lors d'une excursion privée d'une journée en évitant la foule.
Annulation gratuite Visitez Angkor Wat, le Bayon et le temple de Ta Prohm envahi par la jungle lors d'une excursion privée et flexible avec transferts à l'hôtel inclus.
Découvrez ce que les voyageurs partagent sur leur expérience de visite à Angkor Wat — des conseils pratiques aux points forts personnels.
A tour of Angkor Wat from Siem Reap immerses you in the heart of the ancient Khmer Empire. Expect early morning starts to beat the heat, awe-inspiring classical architecture, and expert guides bringing centuries of history to life as you explore the world's largest religious monument.
Watch the iconic five towers of Angkor Wat reflect perfectly in the northern pond as dawn breaks, a must-do for photographers.
Climb the steep steps to the highest tier of the temple for panoramic views of the sprawling 162.6-hectare complex and surrounding forest.
Admire over 1,700 unique stone carvings of celestial nymphs, each featuring distinct hairstyles, jewelry, and facial expressions.
Walk along the East Gallery to view a massive 49-meter-long carving depicting a famous Hindu creation myth.
Most tours extend beyond Angkor Wat to include the giant stone faces of Bayon Temple and the tree-entangled ruins of Ta Prohm.
Planning your Angkor Wat tour requires a bit of preparation, especially regarding tickets, timing, and temple rules. Here is what you need to know before securing your spot.
You can choose between intimate small-group tours (capped around 13 people) to share costs, or private tours for a personalized pace. Most standard tours run for about 8 hours.
Entrance fees ($37 for 1 day, $62 for 3 days) are almost never included in the tour price. You must buy the official pass online or at the Angkor Enterprise ticket center before your tour begins.
The Apsara Authority enforces a strict dress code. Shoulders and knees must be covered. Using a scarf to drape over bare shoulders is often rejected by guards at the upper levels.
Expect to walk several kilometers in high heat and humidity. The terrain features uneven stones and steep, narrow stairs, requiring a moderate level of physical fitness.
Sunrise tours start very early, with hotel pickups usually between 4:00 AM and 5:00 AM. Book well in advance if traveling during the peak cool season from November to February.
Most guided tours from Siem Reap include hotel pickup and drop-off, an English-speaking guide, air-conditioned transport (or a traditional tuk-tuk), and complimentary cold water with refreshing towels.
The majority of tours offer a full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time, giving you flexibility if your travel plans change.
| Small-Group Sunrise Tour | Private Full-Day Tour | 3-Day Extended Tour | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | 8 hours | 7.5 - 8 hours | 3 Days |
| Group Size | Up to 13 people | Private (1-4+ people) | Private |
| Typical Inclusions | Guide, AC transport, water & cold towels | Private guide, dedicated vehicle or tuk-tuk, hotel pickup | Guide, transport, floating village visit, local breakfast |
| Estimated Price | $18 - $25 | $49 - $68 | ~$199 |
Angkor Wat Temple: The main temple is open daily from 5:00 AM to 6:00 PM, allowing visitors to catch the famous sunrise.
Ticket Office: The official Angkor Enterprise Ticket Center is open from 4:30 AM to 5:30 PM. It is highly recommended to purchase your tickets online at least 24 hours in advance to skip the early morning queues.
Tour Pickups: If you book a sunrise tour, expect your driver to pick you up from your Siem Reap hotel between 4:00 AM and 4:45 AM.
Angkor Wat is located about 6 km from Siem Reap town. The most common ways to get there are:
Note: If you are arriving directly from the new Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport (SAI), it is 51.4 km away. An airport shuttle bus to town costs $8.
Best Months: November to February is the ideal time to visit. The weather is cool and dry, making the long hours of walking much more comfortable.
Months to Avoid: April is the hottest month, with temperatures frequently reaching 40°C (104°F). September and October are the peak monsoon season, bringing heavy rain, slippery stones, and potential flooding.
Time of Day: Arrive at the northern reflection pond by 5:15 AM to secure a good spot for sunrise photos. To avoid the worst heat and crowds, take a break back in town between 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM.
Wheelchair Users: Angkor Wat is not fully accessible. The terrain consists of uneven stones, sand paths, and very steep, narrow stairs. However, some specialized tours use portable ramps and specific routes to view the exterior and lower levels.
Elderly Visitors: The site can be challenging due to long walking distances (several kilometers), high humidity, and steep steps without handrails in many sections.
Children: The complex is suitable for older children. Children under 12 enter for free but must show a valid passport for age verification.
Food and Drink: Most guided tours provide complimentary cold bottled water and refreshing towels. You will need at least 2-3 liters of water per person due to the humidity. There are small stalls selling snacks and drinks outside the main temple entrances.
Restrooms: Free public restrooms are available near the main entrances of the temples for visitors holding a valid Angkor Pass.
ATMs: There are ATM facilities at the official ticket office, which also accepts major credit cards for pass purchases.
Dress Code: Strictly enforced. Shoulders and knees must be covered. Tank tops, sleeveless shirts, and short skirts/shorts are banned. Scarves used as wraps are often rejected at the upper level (Bakan).
No, almost all tours exclude the entrance fee. You must purchase an official 'Angkor Pass' ($37 for 1 day, $62 for 3 days) either online or at the Angkor Enterprise ticket center.
Sunrise tours typically pick up from Siem Reap hotels between 4:00 AM and 4:45 AM. This ensures you arrive at the reflection pond by 5:15 AM for the best view.
No, the Apsara Authority enforces a strict dress code. Shoulders and knees must be covered. Sleeveless tops and short shorts are prohibited, and scarves used as shoulder wraps are often rejected.
Drones are strictly banned across the entire Angkor Archaeological Park. You cannot fly one without a specific government permit, and unauthorized drones may be confiscated.
Most standard full-day and sunrise tours last between 7.5 and 8 hours. This usually covers the 'Small Circuit', including Angkor Wat, Bayon, and Ta Prohm.
Oui, la grande majorité des visites guidées fournissent gratuitement de l'eau en bouteille fraîche et des serviettes froides rafraîchissantes dans le véhicule pour vous aider à supporter l'humidité élevée.
Non, les billets ne sont pas vendus aux entrées des temples. Vous devez les acheter au centre officiel Angkor Enterprise Ticket Center sur la route 60 ou via leur site web officiel.
Oui, bien qu'elle nécessite beaucoup de marche sous la chaleur. Les enfants de moins de 12 ans peuvent entrer gratuitement dans le parc, mais vous devez apporter leur passeport pour prouver leur âge.
Oui, la plupart des visites d'une journée complète incluent des arrêts dans des sites incontournables à proximité comme le temple du Bayon (connu pour ses visages de pierre géants) et Ta Prohm (célèbre pour ses arbres géants poussant au milieu des ruines).
Les visites ont généralement lieu qu'il pleuve ou qu'il fasse beau. Si vous visitez pendant la saison des moussons (de septembre à octobre), apportez des vêtements de pluie et portez des chaussures avec une bonne adhérence, car les pierres anciennes deviennent extrêmement glissantes.
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