Cambodia · TICKETS
Good tickets & entry passes fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Spend an evening at Phare Cambodian Circus in Siem Reap, where Cambodian artists combine acrobatics, dance, drama, live music, humor, and personal stories. The one-hour show begins at 8 PM, with an optional Phare Insider backstage tour. Arrive early for food, crafts, and pre-show entertainment.
“Great show, good atmosphere, temperature was nice. And the performance was beautiful!”
Spend 7 to 9 hours with an English-speaking guide such as Silong, Tokk, Sam, or Eak, visiting Phnom Penh’s royal sites, Buddhist temples, Central Market, Tuol Sleng, and Choeung Ek. Private transport, entrance tickets, hotel pickup, water, VAT, and service charges are included. Lunch is extra.
“Excellent service. Right on time. English speaking knowledgeable guide. Very friendly and detailed oriented”
Arrange your Angkor Archaeological Park pass before temple day and have it delivered to your Siem Reap hotel. Choose a 1, 3, or 7-day option, then visit Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, Banteay Srei, and more at your own pace. Transport and guides are separate.
“well worth paying the extra $23 dollars for the 3 day pass as we wanted it to use from day 1 (After arriving late night the day prior from bangkok). The team at the travel agency were prompt and constantly in touch.. thank you”
Book your Angkor temple pass before visiting the park and send a passport-style photo through WhatsApp, WeChat, or Viber. The local team prepares your E-ticket and can deliver it to your hotel. Choose a 1, 3, or 7-day pass, with optional tuk-tuk transport and English-speaking guides such as Sean or Sam.
“Punctual delivery of the Angkor day passes, friendly contact via WhatApp and quick replies. Very hazzlefree experience. Highly reccommended. Best regards, Kristian”
Arrange a one-day Phnom Kulen National Park ticket for $19, delivered to your Siem Reap accommodation at 5pm the day before. You travel independently to the Reclining Buddha, River of 1000 Lingas, and waterfall. Transport and a guide are not included, so plan your road journey carefully.
“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.”
Buy your $19 Phnom Kulen National Park ticket in advance and have it delivered to your Siem Reap hotel at 5 pm the evening before. Visit the Reclining Buddha, 1,000 Lingas River, and waterfall. Transport, food, drinks, and a guide are not included.
“We ordered the tickets in advance to Kulen National Park online and everything went smoothly. It was greatly appreciated that the tickets were delivered to our hotel in Siem Reap by Piseth the evening before the national park visit. This saved us time on the day as access to the park is restricted to the morning and meant we didn't have to worry about getting in.”
Visit Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Bayon, and Ta Prohm in six to seven hours with an English-speaking guide, hotel pickup, lunch, water, and a one-day park pass. Lay Not may guide your visit, with time for photos and some flexibility to match your interests.
“Lay Not was a dream guide, very knowledgeable and attentive throughout. The venues were amazing when decent set menu at lunch.”
Take one 18-minute rotation on Siem Reap’s 85-meter Angkor Eye. Your air-conditioned cabin holds up to four people and offers views reaching about 35 kilometers in every direction. The 3:00 pm start gives you a chance to catch late-day light and, if timing suits, sunset.
“Very nice slow Ferris wheel.. you can see the entire city.. staff is very friendly.. highly recommended”
You receive an Angkor Pass on your phone after sending a photo through WhatsApp, Telegram, WeChat, Viber, or Line. This private booking covers the ticket only, with no transport or guide. Choose a one-day or three-day pass, then explore the temples at your own pace.
Travel by tuk-tuk from your Siem Reap hotel to the War Museum, where tanks, aircraft, weapons, clothing, and war-era vehicles sit in a garden setting. Your English-speaking driver, including drivers such as Mr Jam, waits during your visit and returns you to town. A guide costs $10 extra.
“I had a great visit to the War Museum Cambodia and would highly recommend it to anyone interested in history. The experience started perfectly with a nice tuk-tuk pickup and drop-off, which made the trip easy and enjoyable from the beginning. The museum itself is very quiet and peaceful, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace. Even without a guided tour, the information boards are clear and detailed, so it’s easy to understand the background of the exhibits and Cambodia’s history. Walking around and seeing the real tanks, weapons, and aircraft up close makes the visit feel authentic and meaningful. Overall, it’s a calm, informative, and worthwhile place to…”
Visit Siem Reap’s Angkor National Museum at your own pace with a one-day admission ticket. See more than 1,000 Buddha statues, inscriptions, and artifacts from Angkor’s archaeological sites across eight galleries. Bring WhatsApp, Telegram, or Viber access to receive your ticket before arrival.
“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.”
Your English-speaking tuk-tuk driver collects you at your hotel, takes you to Cambodia’s only war museum, and waits while you explore its open-air collection. See Khmer-era vehicles, artillery, weapons, clothing, photographs, and wartime accounts before returning by tuk-tuk.
“Driver was lovely and the veteran gave me so much information about the war and was so interesting. Highly recommend!”
Spend nine hours with a guide such as Da or Ben visiting Phnom Kulen’s cliff views, sacred pagoda, 1000 Lingas, and waterfall before exploring finely carved Banteay Srei. Hotel pickup, transport, water, cool towels, and the Kulen fee are included, but the Banteay Srei or Angkor pass is separate.
“Despite making a last-minute reservation the day before, I was able to join the tour. Despite the hot weather, the air-conditioned vehicle provided a comfortable ride, and we were provided with water and cool towels. Our guide, Ben, explRead more”
Visit Siem Reap’s Angkor National Museum for two hours with entry and one-way hotel tuk-tuk pickup included. Follow a museum map through eight chronological galleries, see 1,000 Buddha statues, and learn how Khmer beliefs, customs, and architecture shaped Angkor.
“Very interesting museum, worth seeing before of after Angor Wat and the rest of the temples. Helps tou to understand better the culture, the religiin and the tradition of Khmers.”
Spend about three hours confronting Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge past at Toul Sleng Genocide Museum and Choeung Ek. Your Toul Sleng ticket is delivered to a city hotel at 8:30 am, but transport and a local guide are not included, so confirm the tuk tuk arrangement before booking.
“The set up and use of the audio was a good concept as you can listen and wonder at your own pace. Very hard to see and even more so when the survivors are there telling their stories.”
Pick a temple, a stretch of water or a kitchen.
