Angkor Park

Angkor Archaeological Park

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Angkor Wat, the one of the largest religious complexes in the world, and a stunning array of 9th to 13th century temples built by the kings of the Khmer …

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Dec 19, 2024
There are no words to describe it. We spent two full days in the park and every moment was worth it. Among the temples that impressed us most were Bayon, Angkor and Ta Prohm. A highlight: the sunset … Full review by Claudia F
Dec 11, 2024
We spent two full days exploring the vast complex. While the temples were undeniably magnificent, the crowds were overwhelming, especially at popular spots. The tuk-tuk drivers were helpful in naviga… Full review by Gerri J
Sep 20, 2024
This park is a massive complex of many temples. Angor Wat being the most famous. Its pretty special and I'd put it up there with the Taj Mahal and Machu Picchu. Really! Full review by lucycan
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Is this open on New Years Day? January 1?
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Hi Michelle. I did not know the answer to your question so I researched on internet and found one site (justsiemreap) that states that the Park is open 7 days a week for all 52 …
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Hi Michelle. I did not know the answer to your question so I researched on internet and found one site (justsiemreap) that states that the Park is open 7 days a week for all 52 weeks. Nevertheless if I were you I would try to confirm this info because the info found on internet is sometime dated and no longer accurate.
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Looking for recommendations for a tour guide and costs. I am planning to visit between June 18 to 23.
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You can gauge the tuktuk costings in town anywhere. We found ours outside old market for $15 US incl iced cold water bottles. He charged extra $5 US for the Rulous Group which is …
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You can gauge the tuktuk costings in town anywhere. We found ours outside old market for $15 US incl iced cold water bottles. He charged extra $5 US for the Rulous Group which is great. No sunrise tours though. He recommended we find a local tour guide in town as they are cheaper but said the temple guides are still good quality for info. Temple guides are everywhere, as advised by above post. I recommend a guide as some information on my up-to-date guide books were completely outdated or misinformed (sigh). We got a guide for the jungle temples outside of Angkor for $5 US...something to think about. Inside Angkor we paid $10 US for Baphuon, Bayon, Tah Prohm, Phimeanakas, Terrace of elephants and causeway incl lepar king & Angkor Wat. We basically had to select which ones we wanted him to guide us for $10.Thats a bargain. Tip: The hotter the day the cheaper the rates and the more inclined they are to go at your pace...we went very slow but they driver nor guide minded. Each got $5 US tip. Always account for a tip.
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How much it cost for a 1 day pass and a 3 day pass? Does the entrance fee pass valid for all the temples near angkor …
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How much it cost for a 1 day pass and a 3 day pass? Does the entrance fee pass valid for all the temples near angkor wat? Thank you.
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Thank you very much for the answer.Appreciate very much.
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Any email address available of the tour company so that I can directly get in touch?
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Our tour was booked through our hotel - the Moon Residence & Spa.
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I'm wondering where we can do the elephant tour near Siem Reap. Not just 1 hour ride, but preferably playing in the …
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I'm wondering where we can do the elephant tour near Siem Reap. Not just 1 hour ride, but preferably playing in the river with the elephants kind of activity.
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Cruelly taken from the wild or bred in captivity, elephants are separated from their mothers and family groups at just a few months old. Elephants destined for the tourist industry …
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Cruelly taken from the wild or bred in captivity, elephants are separated from their mothers and family groups at just a few months old. Elephants destined for the tourist industry experience great physical and mental trauma. Isolation, starving, hitting and beating are just some of the methods used to initially break their spirits and get them to behave and perform.
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