A really magical place. Definitely worthy of any bucket list. The temple is pretty well preserved and you can really get a sense of what it was like when it was inhabited. You could spend hours walking through the corridors and looking at the stone...More

Entrance fee was USD 37 for one day tour (price hike a few months ago), scheduled for a sunrise tour (to our disappointment there was no sunrise - rained the same morning), be early as lots of tourists waiting to get a good picture so...More

Unless you are a history lover, one day pass is enough. You can visit the most important temples in that time.

This is a must see, get up early and try and catch the sunset over the temples, arriving early also helps avoid the rush of crowds

We travelled from our hotel by tuk tuk at 4.30am to arrive at Angkor Wat in plenty of time to see the sunrise. We stopped off on the way to buy our temple pass $37US per adult for one day - big queues which is...More

The national temple. Very crowded but a must see nonetheless. I had a tour guide with me - very good to learn all the details as it is large.

A must see here in Siem Reap but at 37 USD per person a bit outrageous. When going to buy tickets, you can see how they paid for all the nice new government buildings in the area. I suppose it's a must do, but at...More

I did the mistake of visiting Angkor Wat on a Sunday, a holy day, which meant the uppermost part of the temple was closed. It was a bit of a disappointment not being able to climb up and see the view. In whole the Angkor...More

A must to visit when traveling to Cambodia. We went in the off season which made it less crowded. We took a guide booked through the hotel though it seems that there are plenty of guides there and recommend to get one.

I guess all I can say is amazing!!!! You must wear clothes that cover shoulders and knees - scarf not acceptable. A photographers dream. Beautiful place. Go in the morning less crowded but if you want better photos afternoon as the sun in a different...More