Angkor Wat

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Angkor Wat

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Angkor Wat Admission Ticket
€51.87 per adult
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Sunrise Small-Group Tour of Angkor Wat from Siem Reap
€22.52 per adult
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Full-day Small-Group Angkor Wat Tour from Siem Reap with English Speaking Guide
€16.46 per adult
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Private Full-Day Angkor Temple and Sunset Viewing
€57.74 per adult
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2-Day Temples with Sunrise Small Group Tour of Siem Reap
€40.71 per adult
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Small-Group Explore Angkor Wat Sunrise Tour
€13.25 per adult
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Guided Angkor Temple Bike Tour from Siem Reap Inclusive of Lunch
€39.98 per adult
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Private 2-Day Tour Temples with Sunset and Sunrise
€97.00 per adult
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Virtual Experiences (Village & Khmer noodle Making)

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Num Banh Chok is a name of Khmer rice noodle soup that made from fermented rice by using heavy stone mills. It is one among famous traditional Khmer cuisines in Cambodia. Num Banh Chok is used sometime in special occasion like engagement, festival or ceremony in the village. Normally, the noodles are made from different kinds of rice refer to the technique of producer at each place.<br><br>It’s a real feast for your senses! Cambodians each virtually everything – and you will have the opportunity to experience just that.
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Mila K wrote a review Mar 2021
Phnom Penh, Cambodia60 contributions9 helpful votes
Only for half a day thanks to the experienced guide Choub I managed to experience to the fullest place with good history explanation, great photo locations and pace that allows to enjoy the sights to the fullest.
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Date of experience: March 2021
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Nomtee wrote a review Mar 2021
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I was required to start my own travel and name and it.It was good and i enjoyed.Tripadavisor had given me opportunity to think for a suitable word and attractive to the travellers and try to be unique because there are already some names that exists.I also had to choose a picture that will go with my Travel title. I recommend you all to take part because i had a great time while creating my own travel because i had a platform to look at the most attractive places around the worl.So take the opportunity you won't regret.
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Date of experience: March 2021
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JayRae1 wrote a review Feb 2021
Glasgow, United Kingdom1,568 contributions386 helpful votes
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My wife and I visited Siem Reap, as part of a 17day trip through Vietnam and Cambodia, where we were travelling with 10 other people. The tour was with G-Adventures and so the visit to Angkor Wat / Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm was prearranged by them, including a local guide to give us a high level of specific history and knowledge. The entire experience is, without doubt, one of the most wonderful I have ever had on my travels. This review is specifically for Angkor Wat, though our trip included Ta Prohm and Angkor Thom / Bayon Temple, which I’ll review separately. There is very little that I could write here, which has not been written many times before, so I’ll stick to personal experience and give advice based on that. I will also upload many photos from this visit. The main points of advice I would give would be: Firstly, try to go with a guide, as the specific information they can provide is invaluable. Secondly, read as much information as you can before you visit, so you have an idea of the areas you wish to focus on. Thirdly, try, if you can, to get there well before sunrise, in order to benefit from the fabulous views across the lake, making for amazing photos of Angkor Wat reflected in the small lake as the sun rises behind the temple. Our group set off from the hotel at 04:00am to achieve this and, much as that might sound ridiculously early, it is worth it to beat the crowds and get a good spot for taking photos. Please feel free to check the photos I’ve posted for examples of those early views.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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coocododo wrote a review Feb 2021
Phnom Penh, Cambodia137 contributions4 helpful votes
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Amazing temple ❤️!!! Must-visit in Cambodia !!! Don’t forget to wear appropriate clothes followed dress code in this sacred place !!!
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Date of experience: February 2021
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Emma wrote a review Feb 2021
Trelleborg, Sweden3 contributions1 helpful vote
Awsome! You will need 3 days trip. Take a tuk tuk for 20 dollars. Stay only 4 hours. Choose early morning pick late afternoon about 4pm. Between 12 and 4 pm is too hot for the babies.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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