Visit Angkor Wat, without the crowds or the stress
Everything you need to know before you go — plus our complete guide, free
Visiting Angkor Wat is the dream of every traveller passing through Cambodia — the largest religious monument in the world, a stone sanctuary set in the heart of the jungle, just 11 minutes by tuk-tuk from Prana Hotel
But between the Angkor pass, opening hours, the sunrise and the crowds at the great temples, organising your visit can quickly become a headache
This page brings together the essentials to plan your visit with peace of mind — the ticket, the best time slots, and how to avoid the crowds
And to go further, we've gathered all our itineraries, maps and insider tips in The Ultimate Guide to Siem Reap & the Temples of Angkor, free with every direct booking
The essentials
The ticket (Angkor pass)
- Entry is managed by Angkor Enterprise · the pass is personal (a photo is taken at purchase for the 3- and 7-day passes, not for the 1-day)
- Important: buy only on the official Angkor Enterprise website or at the ticket counters — never through a third-party reseller (scam risk)
- The full list of sales points and our buying tips are in the guide
- 1 day37 $
- 3 days · valid 10 days62 $
- 7 days · valid 1 month72 $
- Under 12Free
The sunrise
- Angkor Wat at sunrise is an unforgettable moment, but it's also the busiest hour
- There are viewpoints and time slots to enjoy it in peace — we share them in the guide
When to go during the day
- Mid-morning draws the crowds · late afternoons are often more peaceful
- The exact time slots temple by temple are detailed in the guide
From Prana Hotel
- Angkor Wat is 11 minutes by tuk-tuk from the hotel · we arrange your tour with an English-speaking or French-speaking guide, by tuk-tuk or car
- See our Angkor tours →
Go further
The temples of Angkor
Beyond Angkor Wat — the Bayon, Ta Prohm and the cities of the Grand Circuit
Discover →Book your tour
Our Angkor tours with an English-speaking or French-speaking guide, by tuk-tuk or car
See the tours →The best time to visit
Seasons, weather and crowds — when to come to enjoy Angkor in peace
Learn more →