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Travel from Bangkok to Siem Reap to explore the spectacular temples of Angkor Wat and the floating villages of Tonle Sap. These multi-day excursions include four-star hotel accommodations, private transportation, and licensed English-speaking guides.
Free Cancellation Experience Angkor Wat at dawn and spend the day exploring the ancient Khmer capital with a local guide.
Skip the ticket office lines and secure your 1, 3, or 7-day Angkor Archaeological Park pass in advance.
Free Cancellation Explore Angkor Wat, Tonle Sap’s floating villages, and ancient jungle temples with a round-trip from Bangkok.
Free Cancellation Watch the sunrise over Angkor Wat and explore the ancient park's highlights before the midday heat and crowds arrive.
Free Cancellation Explore the 12th-century spires of Angkor Wat, the stone faces of Bayon, and the jungle-claimed ruins of Ta Prohm.
Free Cancellation Explore Angkor's iconic temples, including sunrise at Angkor Wat, the faces of Bayon, and the ruins of Ta Prohm.
Free Cancellation Explore Angkor Wat, Bayon, and the floating villages of Tonle Sap on a guided trip from Bangkok to Siem Reap.
The Magnificent Angkor Wat
Read what travelers share about their experience visiting Angkor Wat — from practical tips to personal highlights.
Traveling from Bangkok to Angkor Wat is an unforgettable journey bridging two vibrant Southeast Asian cultures. You can expect early starts to catch iconic sunrises, days filled with exploring massive ancient stone temples, and deep dives into the history of the Khmer Empire.
Watch the sky light up behind the five central towers of Angkor Wat. Arriving before dawn lets you secure a spot at the Northern Reflection Pond for the ultimate photo.
Explore the largest religious monument in the world, covering over 160 hectares. You'll walk across grand moat causeways and climb steep stairs to the upper Bakan level.
Marvel at over 1,200 square meters of bas-reliefs. Highlights include the Churning of the Ocean of Milk and over 1,700 unique Apsara celestial nymph carvings.
Many multi-day tours from Bangkok include a visit to Southeast Asia's largest freshwater lake, where you can observe the daily life of local floating villages.
Venture to nearby Ta Prohm, famous for the giant silk-cotton trees whose massive roots have grown directly over and through the ancient stone ruins.
Planning a cross-border trip from Bangkok to Siem Reap requires a bit of extra logistics, from visa requirements to understanding what is included in your tour package.
Currently, some land borders between Thailand and Cambodia may be closed to tour groups, meaning you will likely need to book a short flight from Bangkok to Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport (SAI). Most multi-day tours include airport pickup.
You will need a visa to enter Cambodia. You can apply for an E-Visa online in advance or get a Visa on Arrival for around $35 USD. Make sure to check if your nationality requires a re-entry visa for Thailand upon your return.
Options range from multi-day packages (2-day or 3-day) originating from Bangkok with 4-star hotel stays included, to single-day private or group sunrise tours if you prefer to book your own flights and accommodation.
An official 'Angkor Pass' is required. While some premium 3-day tours include the ticket price, many 2-day or day tours do not. Passes cost $37 for 1 day, $62 for 3 days, and $72 for 7 days.
Angkor Wat is an active religious site. Shoulders and knees must be covered at all times. Sleeveless shirts and short skirts are strictly prohibited, and simply wrapping a scarf around your shoulders is often rejected by guards.
Expect to walk several kilometers in high tropical heat and humidity. The terrain features uneven stones, sand paths, and very steep, narrow stairs without handrails.
Most guided tours and multi-day packages offer a full refund if canceled at least 24 hours in advance. However, if you purchase admission-only tickets through a provider, those sales are usually final and non-refundable.
| 2-Day Tour from Bangkok | 3-Day Tour from Bangkok | Private Sunrise Temple Tour | Guided Group Sunrise Tour | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | 48 hours | 72 hours | 8 hours | 8 hours |
| Best for | A quick, comfortable cross-border getaway | A comprehensive, relaxed visit to the temples and floating villages | Photography lovers and avoiding the midday heat | Budget-conscious travelers already in Siem Reap |
| Includes | 4-star hotel, airport transfers, private guide, AC vehicle | 4-star hotel, airport transfers, private guide, Temple pass | Hotel pickup, private guide, AC car, cold water | Hotel pickup, English-speaking guide, bottled water |
| Price from | $350 | $490 | $45 | $26 |
The Angkor Archaeological Park operates on a strict daily schedule to accommodate sunrise viewers and protect the site after dark.
If you are planning to catch the famous sunrise, it is highly recommended to purchase your ticket online the day before, or arrive at the ticket office right when it opens at 4:30 AM to avoid long queues.
Traveling from Bangkok usually involves flying into the new Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport (SAI), which is located about 51.4 km from the temples.
Once in Siem Reap, you have several options to reach the park:
The ideal time to visit Angkor Wat is between November and February. During these months, the weather is relatively cool and dry, making the long hours of walking and climbing much more comfortable.
You should try to avoid April, which is the hottest month with temperatures frequently reaching 40°C (104°F). September and October are the peak of the monsoon season, bringing heavy rains, slippery stones, and potential flooding.
Daily Tip: Arrive at the reflection pond by 5:15 AM to secure a good spot for sunrise, and avoid the midday heat (11:00 AM – 2:00 PM) by resting in the shade or returning to town for lunch.
Angkor Wat is an ancient, rugged site and is not fully wheelchair accessible. The terrain consists of uneven stones, sandy paths, and very steep, narrow stairs.
For elderly visitors, the site can be challenging due to the combination of long walking distances (several kilometers), high tropical humidity, and steep steps that often lack handrails.
Children are welcome, and those under 12 enter for free (passport required for age verification). However, parents should be aware that strollers are very difficult to use on the uneven ground.
While the temples themselves are ancient ruins, the surrounding park and ticket areas have modern amenities to support the 2.6 million annual visitors.
The Angkor Visitor Code of Conduct is strictly enforced to protect the sacred site and respect local culture.
The most efficient way is to take a short flight from Bangkok to the Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport (SAI). From there, it is about a 60-minute drive into Siem Reap town, where most tours begin.
Yes, most nationalities require a visa to enter Cambodia. You can apply for an E-Visa online beforehand or get a Visa on Arrival at the airport for approximately $35 USD.
It depends on the tour. Premium 3-day packages often include the temple pass, but many 2-day or single-day tours require you to purchase the Angkor Pass separately ($37 for a 1-day pass).
The dress code is strictly enforced. Both men and women must cover their shoulders and knees. Sleeveless tops and short shorts are prohibited, and simply draping a scarf over your shoulders is usually not accepted.
No, drones are strictly banned within the Angkor Archaeological Park. You must have a specific government permit from the APSARA National Authority, otherwise your drone may be confiscated.
While you can see the main temple in 3 to 5 hours, a 3-day pass is the most common choice. This allows you to explore the 'Small Circuit' and 'Grand Circuit' temples without rushing.
While many tuk-tuks are legitimate, be cautious of drivers offering a 'free' ride from the airport only to demand highly inflated prices for temple tours the next day. Pre-booking an airport transfer or a guided tour is much safer.
Yes, older children who enjoy history or exploring ruins will love it. Children under 12 enter the park for free, but you must bring their passport to prove their age.
Cambodia is hot year-round. The best time to visit is from November to February when it is cooler and dry. Avoid April, when temperatures can reach 40°C, and September to October due to heavy monsoon rains.
Besides Angkor Wat, multi-day tours often include visits to Ta Prohm (the 'Tomb Raider' temple), Bayon Temple with its massive stone faces, and Tonle Sap, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia.
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Your tour begins in the pre-dawn hours, entering Angkor Wat from the western side while the grounds are still in darkness. You will head to the edge of the ancient library pools to watch the sunrise over the temple's iconic silhouette. Following the sunrise, you will spend the rest of the day temple-hopping through the wider Angkor complex. Accompanied by a local guide, you will explore various sites built between the 9th and 13th centuries, learning about the architecture and history of the Khmer empire at its peak.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Skip the long queues at the main ticket office by securing your Angkor Archaeological Park pass ahead of time. These passes grant access to Angkor Wat and all surrounding temples, with options available for 1-day, 3-day, or 7-day visits. Each ticket is provided with a badge holder and lanyard to keep it dry and easily accessible while you explore the site. To process your booking, you must email a clear portrait photo of every traveler to [email protected] at least 15 days before your service date. Tickets cannot be issued without these photos. Having your pass ready in advance allows you to head straight to the temples for sunrise without the need to wait at the ticket windows in the early morning hours. Please be aware that this service includes a convenience fee, making the total cost higher than the standard rate at the Angkor Enterprise Ticket Office. This premium covers the administrative handling, physical delivery, and the protective gear provided for your visit.
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
This trip connects Bangkok to the heart of Cambodia, providing a comfortable stay in a four-star hotel in Siem Reap. Your journey begins at Tonle Sap, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, where you can observe the daily life of the local floating villages. The focus then shifts to the Angkor Archaeological Park. You will spend time exploring the vast grounds of Angkor Wat and the walled city of Angkor Thom, home to the Bayon temple and its 216 carved stone faces. The tour also includes Ta Prohm, where massive tree roots have overtaken the ancient structures. Once the sightseeing is complete, a transfer will take you back to either Bangkok or Pattaya.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Arriving at Angkor Wat at dawn allows you to secure a peaceful spot to watch the sun rise over the temple’s iconic towers. Exploring the site early in the morning is the best way to beat the heat, as the massive grounds require a significant amount of walking that can be difficult during the hotter parts of the day. While many people assume the morning is the busiest time, it is actually the most comfortable way to experience the architecture before the main crowds arrive. This full-day tour covers the most important temples in the Angkor Archaeological Park. After a morning of exploration, you will head to the South Gate of Angkor Thom to watch the sunset over the ancient moat. This itinerary balances the park's highlights into a single day, ensuring you see the monuments at their best while avoiding the most intense sun.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Your day begins at Angkor Wat, a 12th-century masterpiece built by King Suryavarman II. This three-level complex is defined by its five central towers that rise 65 meters above the ground. As the primary symbol on the Cambodian flag, the temple represents the historical and spiritual soul of the nation. Next, you will enter the ancient city of Angkor Thom through its South Gate, which is flanked by 54 statues on either side. Within the city walls, you will visit the Bayon Temple, known for its massive stone faces, as well as the Baphuon Temple, the Royal Palace, and the Terraces of the Elephants and the Leper King. The tour concludes at Ta Prohm, often called the "Tomb Raider" temple. This site is famous for the way the jungle has reclaimed the ruins, with the thick roots of Spung trees winding through the ancient stonework. After exploring the grounds, you will be transferred back to your hotel.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Start your day before dawn to watch the sun rise behind the towers of Angkor Wat. After exploring the main temple complex, you will head to the ancient city of Angkor Thom. You'll enter through the monumental South Gate to reach Bayon, a temple famous for the many serene faces carved into its stone towers. The afternoon is spent at Ta Prohm, where massive tree roots have grown into the temple masonry over centuries, creating a unique mix of nature and ruins. The circuit also includes a visit to the red brick temple of Pre Rup. This route covers the most significant sites in the Angkor Archaeological Park, focusing on the distinct architectural styles and history of the Khmer Empire.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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This tour travels from Bangkok to Siem Reap for an exploration of Cambodia’s most significant historical sites. Guests will stay in four-star accommodations and begin the itinerary at Tonle Sap, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, to observe the traditional lifestyle of its floating villages. The journey continues into the Angkor Archaeological Park to visit Angkor Wat and the Angkor Thom complex. You will see the 216 stone faces of the Bayon temple and the ruins of Ta Prohm, a site famous for the massive tree roots growing through its structures. After the sightseeing is complete, the service includes a return transfer to your choice of Bangkok or Pattaya.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
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