Angkor Wat was an amazing experience. The reliefs inside are breathtaking and the temple is in a good condition. The view in front of the temple is majestic. There are shops on the side where you can have a meal or a souvenir.

We visited in August which was rainy season. We booked a tour through our hotel and opted for the sun rise tour as opposed to the sun set, and we are thankful we did. As it was rainy season it was cloudy and so we...More

Quite expensive at USD37 to enter, about half of which goes into some Cambodian back pocket. But the site is well run and they are spending a lot of money maintaining and restoring the temple complex.

Prices recently increased so buy three day pass even if only going for two days- works out cheaper.Worth buying human guide too, they'll take lots of photos of you and your family and will guide you through the quieter routes.

This is such a historic place that it should not be missed on any travels anywhere in south-east Asia. Such serene beauty through the ages

It’s a huge compound, will need more than 2 hours to properly walk through it. Lots to see but crowded with a lot of tourists.

Angkor is a must see, you will go back time and an d wonder how in the world did these people build such a large complex /// and it was only discovered just a couple of years ago.... You will see over the years how...More