Cambodia · TICKETS
Good tickets & entry passes fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 12 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Phare Cambodian Circus in Siem Reap, with ticket value, seating tips, show details, practical advice, and what to expect.
“It is an unmissable experience in Siem Reap. You can see the love the team puts in their show. I absolutely recommend it!”
Explore Phnom Penh’s palace, pagodas, genocide sites, monuments, and markets on a private, air-conditioned day tour with tickets included.
“My wife and I thought this was a great trip, it was made by Eak the guide who had a load of knowledge, his English was good and he was very funny. The transport was very good and the driver was great a very comfortable journey. The killing fields and prison were the highlights and a bit upsetting but good to see. I would definitely recommend this tour”
Save time at Angkor with a 1, 3, or 7-day pass delivered to your Siem Reap hotel before sunrise visits.
“To save time, I used this delivery service of ticket to the hotel. I booked it around 3 weeks in advance for my 15-July Angkor Wat visit. When I booked, I sent photo only after 1 week - so it's important to specify your booking reference number in email when you send photo. Also it's better to communicate through email, it's faster. Ticket to Angkor is for 2 days (if you buy 1 day one), so I visited temples on 16-July, as well. I also would recommend to use this service if you have late afternoon flight, like I had from Singapore arrived at around 4pm...”
Skip the Angkor ticket queue with a 1, 3, or 7-day pass delivered to your Siem Reap hotel, with quick WhatsApp support.
“best way to purchase tickets, quick, easy and good communication.”
Review of the $19 Phnom Kulen National Park ticket, with hotel delivery, sacred sites, waterfall access, timing tips, and key drawbacks.
“Waterfall is fantastic, the viewing spot at the cliff great as well. As for the ticket, I wasn't staying at a hotel in Siem Reap but they made the time to come and meet up with me at the place where I was going to rent my bike to hand over the ticket.”
Review Phnom Kulen’s $19 park ticket, with the reclining Buddha, 1,000 Lingas River, waterfalls, timing rules, and practical tips.
“A ne pas manquer. C’est vraiment typique. N’hésitez pas à prévoir un maillot de bain pour aller ce baigner au bas de la cascade.”
Visit Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Bayon, and Ta Prohm with a private guide, lunch, ticket, hotel pickup, and air-conditioned transport.
“Lay Not was a dream guide, very knowledgeable and attentive throughout. The venues were amazing when decent set menu at lunch.”
See Siem Reap from 85 meters on the Angkor Eye, with an air-conditioned cabin, 18-minute rotation, and wide sunset views.
“Very nice slow Ferris wheel.. you can see the entire city.. staff is very friendly.. highly recommended”
Skip the Angkor ticket counter with a mobile e-ticket, flexible 1 to 3 day access, and photo-based confirmation from Siem Reap.
Visit Siem Reap War Museum by tuk-tuk, see unrestored Khmer Rouge-era weapons and vehicles, and learn from Cambodia’s wartime past.
“Our driver (Mr Jam) was prompt and everything was on schedule. He was very kind attentive, we were given bottled water and he also found us in the pouring rain whilst we were in the museum with some umbrellas!”
Explore eight galleries of Khmer art, Buddha statues, inscriptions, and Angkor artifacts at your own pace with a flexible one-day ticket.
“Your visit to Siem Reap would never be complete without this. It was an excellent museum with a vast amount of well-preserved relics and exhibitions. I highly recommend renting a guiding device. Stating from #1, you can increase and deepen your knowledge and understanding about the Khmer empire and its culture and religion. Take you time. It took me more than 3 hours to go around. 100%satisfied.”
Review of the Kulen Mountain and Banteay Srei tour from Siem Reap, with waterfalls, sacred sites, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“The tour with Mr. Da was very enjoyable. He kindly introduced us to many interesting places and shared their history. Thanks to him, we learned a lot and had a memorable experience.”
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