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Private Full-Day Angkor Temple and Sunset Viewing
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Full-Day Angkor Tour by Tuk Tuk from Sunrise
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Half-Day Bike Tour from Siem Reap to Angkor Wat
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Reviewed today

I was in Siem Reap for almost 2 weeks and I visited the temples for 2 days because there was so much to see. One of the most beautiful places in the world and definitely something worth visiting for. The place is of course full...More

Thank DonataSirke
Reviewed today via mobile

We enjoyed our visit to Angkor Wat. We arrived at the ticket office around 5am and the lines were long, but fast moving! Bought coffee on the way back to our tuctuc. We met our guide at Angkor Wat ($20) and he gave us a...More

Thank swalkjac
Reviewed yesterday via mobile

Just fantastic to see, massive, a must see. Sit relax and take it in as well as look at all the interesting stone carving.

Thank qucon
Reviewed yesterday via mobile

Angkor Wat is an essential tourist spot for any visit to Siem Reap and should be done with a reputable guide, even though you can wander around yourself. There's so much to know about the history and the restoration of Angkor Wat that without a...More

Thank Partlyblonde
Reviewed yesterday via mobile

We covered up shoulders & knees to cross this off our bucket list. We went with guide in a small group worth the extra $$. What an amazing temple- well worth the wait to go up stairs. But be prepared for scorching sun - best...More

Thank mimsky2016
Reviewed yesterday via mobile

It is really Amazing to see great architecture. I recommend you to rent a motorbike rather than renting tuktuk if you can drive one

Thank 형진 김
Reviewed yesterday

Loved visiting Angkor Wat! We waited to see the sunrise but was a cloudy and rainy day so it was a non-event. The Wat is huge and it take lots of time to explore. We hired a guide but would take a guide book next...More

Thank 176Travelbag53
Reviewed yesterday

Great experience! Get a guide to tell you all about the history of the temples. Amazing photo opportunities in and around the complex.

Thank Daniel520
Reviewed yesterday via mobile

My wife and I weren't originally going to go here because we heard it was too crowded and cost quite a bit to get in. But we gave it a go and I'm so glad we did! We went with another couple in a tuk...More

Thank Phil R
Reviewed yesterday via mobile

Woke up at 4 am to see the sunrise on angkor wat temple. It was a bit cloudy but still beautiful. Views from the top pyramid also worth the climb. Do not miss it, it is a must even if you do not like architecture...More

Thank Yoyo H
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Helga G
13 July 2017|
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Response from dex t | Reviewed this property |
We paid about $15 for a private driver to take us around, he picked us up at 5am so we could avoid all the crowds. He would take us to a temple and then wait outside while we went around and took pics. Make sure u take his... More
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Yash P
6 July 2017|
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Response from Sheryn J | Reviewed this property |
One of the ladies in our group was denied entrance to the third floor as she was wearing a sarong as well as another lady who had a scarf over her shoulders - they were considered not acceptable by the guards. No hats either. More
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Yash P
6 July 2017|
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Response from Michael M | Reviewed this property |
I would wear something light and airy. Most temples sit on huge open acres of land and if you go on a day where the skies are clear, the sun can be brutal. Best piece of advice is to bring drinking water, an umbrella and... More
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