Angkor Temple tickets are now available online via this official operator or at the ticketing centre on Apsara Rd. This also means the temples now have a new main entrance. If you’re heading to the temples independently on a bicycle, or using an old guidebook, be sure you head to the correct ticket booth (see the map).
Once you have your ticket, it’s possible to enter the temple complex from Charles De Gaulle and other routes - but you must get your ticket first.
Photo: Mark Bowyer Angkor Temples ticketing centre - Apsara Road.
Angkor tickets background
When I first visited Angkor in 1994, there were very few tourists and a single day pass cost $100USD.
Prices were then reduced and the increase at the beginning of 2017 was the first in more than a decade.
Ticket prices are currently as follows -
1 day pass - $37USD
2 -3 day pass - $62USD
4 - 7 day pass - $72USD
We recommend longer stays at Angkor. A single day is underwhelming as you rush through the main temples, and you’ll miss the full beauty of the place. Many of the best experiences of Angkor will be had at the smaller lesser known temples in the late afternoon or early morning light and at random stops where there are few other travellers. None of this is possible in a day. We recommend three 1/2 day visits at least!
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