Cambodia · TICKETS
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Cambodia has 18 tickets & entry passes on this site. These 15 are the ones to book, with prices, durations and the practical detail underneath, so the choice takes about five minutes.
See Phare Cambodian Circus in Siem Reap at 8 PM, a one-hour story of dance and acrobatics, plus optional backstage tour.
“It is an unmissable experience in Siem Reap. You can see the love the team puts in their show. I absolutely recommend it!”
Private Phnom Penh highlights day with Royal Palace, genocide history at Tuol Sleng and Choeung Ek, plus markets and temples, with AC pickup.
“Great tour. Tokk our guide was excellent. A day we'll spent. Would definitely recommend this tour as you get to see the most important especially if you have limited time like us.”
Prebook your Angkor Archaeological Park pass, delivered to your hotel in Siem Reap, for hassle-free sunrise and temple-hopping.
“A hefty surcharge for the service, but it was really convenient to have the tickets waiting for us at our hotel, especially since the official site wasn’t working. The tickets were provided with lanyards which made it easy to show the guards.”
Skip Angkor ticket lines in Siem Reap with an e-ticket Angkor pass, photo upload, 1/3/7 day options, hotel delivery.
“This was very straightforward experience. It’s expensive but we had no issues with communication.”
Prepaid Phnom Kulen admission delivered to your Siem Reap hotel, so you skip queues and reach sacred sights early.
“Waterfall is fantastic, the viewing spot at the cliff great as well. As for the ticket, I wasn't staying at a hotel in Siem Reap but they made the time to come and meet up with me at the place where I was going to rent my bike to hand over the ticket.”
Phnom Kulen National Park ticket with hotel delivery, skip the line, and a classic day at the Reclining Buddha, 1,000 Lingas, and waterfalls.
“A ne pas manquer. C’est vraiment typique. N’hésitez pas à prévoir un maillot de bain pour aller ce baigner au bas de la cascade.”
Private Angkor Wat temples tour from Siem Reap with entrance pass, lunch, and hotel pickup. See Angkor Wat, Thom, Bayon, Ta Prohm.
“Lay Not was a dream guide, very knowledgeable and attentive throughout. The venues were amazing when decent set menu at lunch.”
Angkor Eye in Siem Reap, Cambodia, is an 18 minute 85 m Ferris wheel with air conditioned cabins and wide sunset views for $10.
“Very nice slow Ferris wheel.. you can see the entire city.. staff is very friendly.. highly recommended”
Express Angkor Wat e-ticket delivered to your phone, with photo confirmation and line-free entry for 1, 3, or 7 days.
Door-to-door tuk-tuk to a calm Khmer Rouge era war museum garden with tanks and weapons, plus self-guided boards. 1 hour.
“Definitely recommend this to people. Our driver was on time and very nice. When we arrived at the museum we were greeted politely and asked if we wanted a tour guide. The man told us his incredibly unfortunate life story and then we walked around the grounds. There was a huge collection of military vehicles and equipment and it was actually nice to see them unrestored I would recommend wearing insect repellent and you could spend 60-90 minutes here.”
Self-paced Angkor National Museum ticket in Siem Reap for $15, skip lines, see Buddha statues and inscriptions, audio guide optional.
“Your visit to Siem Reap would never be complete without this. It was an excellent museum with a vast amount of well-preserved relics and exhibitions. I highly recommend renting a guiding device. Stating from #1, you can increase and deepen your knowledge and understanding about the Khmer empire and its culture and religion. Take you time. It took me more than 3 hours to go around. 100%satisfied.”
Ride in by tuktuk for a 2-hour small-group visit to Cambodia’s only war museum, featuring Khmer-era vehicles, artillery, and stories.
“Driver was lovely and the veteran gave me so much information about the war and was so interesting. Highly recommend!”
Phnom Kulen and Banteay Srei day tour from Siem Reap with Kulen ticket, guide, AC pickup, water and cool towels.
“We went to Kulen mountain and Bantray Srei with a guide, DA.”
Angkor National Museum with tuk-tuk pickup gives you a 2-hour, map-guided route through Khmer history, Buddha statues, and Angkor-era architecture.
“Very interesting museum, worth seeing before of after Angor Wat and the rest of the temples. Helps tou to understand better the culture, the religiin and the tradition of Khmers.”
Phnom Penh tour with hotel-delivered Tuol Sleng tickets, then a tuk tuk visit to Killing Fields at Choeung Ek. Heavy, important, efficient.
“The set up and use of the audio was a good concept as you can listen and wonder at your own pace. Very hard to see and even more so when the survivors are there telling their stories.”
