Angkor is just beautiful with all the temples, ruins, trees and lakes. A truly unique experience for me. Take a day at least and explore as many temples as possible. Don't forget your sunblock and wear longer sleeves! You have to wear proper clothes to enter some temples too. Bring water and food with you if you don't want to... More

Ankor Wat is a memorable experience for anyone visiting 400m2 with so many to see (not just Angkor Wat) - you can decide how much you want to see or can take (1 - 7 days). Highly recommended for anyone visiting Cambodia, interested in history or the history of Hindu and Buddhist history. Tips: 1) If you can, avoid going... More

take your time and forget your tight budget sleep well and wake up early start enjoying any detail of the whole complex you are in a must-do in asia, spend at least 3 days there Tips: tuktuk is the best transport (pay 20$/day and give tip later), bring tons of water, be the earliest at temples and say good bye... More

Definately a must see, this is why we came to Cambodia and were not disappointed. The incredible mural carvings are in amazing shape, the facility is so large, and tiring to trek arounc but worth every step. We went for sunrise and were very glad we made the effort.

Cycling around the Angkor temples, you are amazed by so much beauty and history ... It's quite expensive to enter (40USD/3 days) but it is definitely worth every penny. We realized also that three days weren't enough to explore all the wonders of Angkor. We will be back, that's for sure. This place is just magical. My advice: try to... More

You wonder whether you might be disappointed after having heard so much about Angkor Wat and having been to other Hindu temples like Prambanan in Java but be assured you will not! The sheer scale of it is breathtaking and the detail of the cavings and stone work amazing. Don't miss it.

It's a very huge park, normally you have to take at least 3 hours to explore it. Remember to put on sunblock/umbrella or hat and drink sufficient water. Take a rest when you feel tired.

Magic, just magic! Very demanding walks under a scorching sun are a small toll for one of the most charming places on Earth. The ticketing system is nothing but idiotic: only one place to buy your multiple entrances at $ 20. I was travelling with my own transport from North to South and wanted to visit a remote temple (40... More

We visited in December but the weather was sunny and very hot. Still, the experience of visiting the park including the Angkor Wat was amazing. A few observations: (a) There are 1-day, 2-day or 3-day tickets, costing 20,40 or 60 dollars for each person. Well, there are enough attractions for several days but I guess, for most people who just... More