Information for visitors

Visitors to the temples of Angkor must buy an entrance ticket. An information desk has been set up at the ticket sales booths with staff on hand seven days a week to provide full service.

Ticket sales booths

The entrance ticket to Angkor Park is called "Angkor Pass". Visitors can buy it only at the official ticket sales booths, located on the road from Siemreap to Angkor Vat. The checkpoint on the road from the airport to Angkor Vat and the checkpoint at Banteay Srei also have 1-day Angkor Passes, but not 3-day and 1-week Angkor Passes. No other organization (guest houses, etc.) are authorized to sell Angkor Passes.

The ticket sales booths are open from 5 a.m. in the morning to 5:30 p.m. at night.

At the ticket sales booths, visitors may also get information about:
- Angkor Pass
- temples and other monuments in Angkor Park
- balloon ride with views over Angkor Vat and other parts of the Angkor Park
and buy:
- maps and guide books about Angkor Park and its temples
- drinks

Entrance to the Angkor Park

Every day, visitors must stop and show their Angkor Pass at one of the checkpoints first. Currently, there are the following checkpoints to the Angkor Park:
- behind the ticket sales booths on the road from Siemreap to Angkor Vat
- on the road from the airport to Angkor Vat
- on the road from Siemreap to Sras Srang
- at Banteay Srei

In addition, visitors must show their Angkor Pass every time they pass one of the checkpoints and at the entrance to most temples and other monuments in the Angkor Park.

Opening hours of the Angkor Park

The Angkor Park including its temples and other monuments are open for sunrise and close after sunset. All Visitors must leave the Angkor Park after sunset.

Other rules

Visitors must observe the rules for photography and filming, as well as the rules of conduct in the temples, which are still sacred places to Cambodians today.