Siem Reap

Siem Reap Destination

Your Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Perfect Siem Reap Tours

Siem Reap tours start at $25 and go past $150 per person, with options for sunrise temple visits, Tonle Sap boat trips, and slower countryside days.

Our Angkor Wat temple tours in Siem Reap cover Angkor Wat, Bayon, and Ta Prohm, usually from $45 to $95, with sunrise departures for travelers who want that first light over the towers. Want more than temples?

Try our Tonle Sap floating village tour from $35 to $65, or the Siem Reap countryside adventure tour from $40 to $80 for rice fields, palm sugar, and lunch with a local family.

For travelers who want ornate carvings, quieter temple stops, and a well-paced day outside the main circuit, our Banteay Srei tour is a great fit.

If you want a longer day with remote ruins, forest paths, and extra variety beyond the usual temple route, take a look at our Beng Mealea and Koh ker tour from Siem Reap. All tours include hotel pickup.

Siem Reap Experiences

Start planning with our Siem Reap tours and Angkor travel guide, where the Siem Reap Destination experience comes together through temple visits, Tonle Sap boat trips, street food nights, and private or small group days.
This Siem Reap Destination overview gives you clear prices, sunrise options, trip lengths, and tour styles, so you can choose fast and book with less second guessing.
Want Angkor Wat at first light, a floating village at sunset, or a slower countryside day with palm cake and local stories?

US$140
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280 Reviews
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3 Days
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US$75
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US$85
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US$23
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1240 Reviews
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9 hours
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US$190
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18 Hours
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US$28
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US$49
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8 hours
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US$65
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10 Hours
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Max 12
US$239
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12 Hour
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Private
US$105
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265 Reviews
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2 Days
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US$145
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3 Days
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US$215
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4 Days
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Private
US$290
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225 Reviews
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5 Days
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Private
US$145
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1240 Reviews
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20 Hours
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Max 14
US$45
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2600 Reviews
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10 hours
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US$49
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950 Reviews
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10 hours
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US$35
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4 Hours
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Max 9
US$95
385 Reviews
Duration
2 Days
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US$89
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79 Reviews
Duration
9 hours
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Max 10
US$95
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280 Reviews
Duration
9 hours
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Max 10

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US$23
Best Seller
1240 Reviews
Duration
9 hours
Group Size
Max 14
US$190
New Tour
560 Reviews
Duration
18 Hours
Group Size
Private
US$49
Best Seller
2800 Reviews
Duration
8 hours
Group Size
Max 14
US$45
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2600 Reviews
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10 hours
Group Size
Max 14
US$49
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950 Reviews
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10 hours
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Max 14
US$89
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79 Reviews
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9 hours
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Max 10
US$229
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1450 Reviews
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10 hours
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Max 15
US$125
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560 Reviews
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12 Hour
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Max 12
US$49
New Tour
950 Reviews
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9 hours
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Max 14

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Book a full-day Beng Mealea tour including transportation. That is the fastest way to turn a far temple visit into an easy day with hotel pickup, a smart route, and less road stress from start to finish. Keep reading if you want the right full-day option, the right temple mix, and a low-plastic day with refill water bottles already built in.
Which Angkor Pass tickets can I buy at the Beng Mealea Temple ticket counter? This article gives you the fast answer on the 1 day, 3 day, and 7 day Angkor Pass options, plus the US$10 Beng Mealea-only ticket, so you can pick the right pass before you spend a dollar. Keep reading for simple ticket math, live prices, and trip planning tips from ASEAN ANGKOR GUIDE that help you avoid paying twice and build a better Siem Reap temple day.
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How to reach Kulen Mountain from Siem Reap for a day trip including Beng Mealea and Tonle Sap starts with an early pickup, a first stop at Kulen Mountain, then Beng Mealea, and a late lake visit for a smoother full-day route. This plan saves time, cuts backtracking, and helps you fit sacred sites, jungle ruins, and floating village views into one easy trip. If you want the simple way to book it, this article gives you the route order, ticket facts, and tour options right away.
Compare prices for multi-site temple tours before you book, and you can spot the real total fast by adding tour fees, temple passes, and extra site tickets in one simple check. This article shows which one-day combos give you the best spend, where cheap base rates can fool you, and which ASEAN ANGKOR GUIDE tours fit classic Angkor days, jungle temple days, and waterfall combo days. Read on if you want a faster way to pick the right Siem Reap tour with less wasted cash and less road time.
Siem Reap quad bike adventure prices start at US$32 per person for a 1 hour countryside sunset ride and go up to US$55 per person for a longer 2 hour private route with more stops and more saddle time. Both tours from ASEAN ANGKOR GUIDE bundle hotel pickup, safety training, helmet, raincoat, guide, and bottled water, so the difference sits in ride length, group format, and route depth rather than surprise add-ons. Pick the US$32 tour for a short first ATV outing or a golden hour break, and pick the US$55 tour when you want a private countryside afternoon that feels like a proper trip out of town.
Cost of a two-hour quad bike tour in Siem Reap is US$55 per person, with hotel pickup, quad bike, safety training, English-speaking guide, water, helmet, raincoat, and a sunset snack stop in the fare. This gives travelers a fast price answer plus a full view of what they get before they book. Keep reading to see how the 2-hour ride compares with the 1-hour option and which tour fits your afternoon in Siem Reap.
Top-rated quad bike adventure in Siem Reap gives you a late afternoon ride through village roads, rice fields, and sunset tracks with hotel pickup, guide-led training, and no license needed. It suits first-time riders who want a short countryside trip that feels local, easy to join, and worth the time. Read on if you want the route, the timing, the ride options, and the next step for booking with ASEAN ANGKOR GUIDE.
How to get from Siem Reap to Kulen Mountain and Banteay Srei? Start early from Siem Reap, visit Banteay Srei first, then head up Phnom Kulen for the cliff, reclining Buddha, river carvings, and waterfall in one well-planned day. This article gives route order, timing, ticket costs, packing notes, and the fastest booking path so you can sort the trip fast and keep reading with confidence.
Can you visit Phnom Kulen and Banteay Srei in one day? Yes, if you leave Siem Reap early, do Banteay Srei first, and reach Phnom Kulen before the mountain road cut-off. This route packs temple carvings, sacred sites, cliff views, and waterfall time into one full day without wasting hours in the car. If you want the easiest booking path, ASEAN ANGKOR GUIDE already runs this day with pickup, route order, and on-the-ground planning lined up.
How much does it costs to go to Kulen waterfalls? Plan on US$20 for the Phnom Kulen ticket, then add transport or pick a tour that already rolls in rides, lunch, and sometimes entry so you know your full day spend before you book. Read on to compare route options, avoid surprise fees, and find the ASEAN ANGKOR GUIDE trip that fits your time and budget.
What is the best photography time at Banteay Srei? Go in the morning, with 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM giving warmer pink sandstone tones and stronger carving detail. If you want quieter paths, arrive at 7:30 AM when the temple opens, then shoot wide frames first before more people move into the courtyards. Use the tour pages from ASEAN ANGKOR GUIDE to pick the right route from Siem Reap and turn nice light into an easier photo day.
What are the best things to do in Phnom Kulen National Park? Start with the waterfall, the River of a Thousand Lingas, and Preah Ang Thom, then add Banteay Srei or Beng Mealea if you want a fuller day from Siem Reap. This article gives you the fast route, ticket facts, timing notes, and the tour pages to open next so you can pick your Phnom Kulen day with less guesswork.
Do I need an Angkor pass for Banteay Srei on 4 August 2026: yes, the same Angkor Enterprise ticket that opens Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, and Beng Mealea is required at the pink sandstone gate. The pass costs 37 US dollars for one day, 62 dollars for three days, or 72 dollars for seven days, while Phnom Kulen and Koh Ker charge separate fees outside the Angkor zone. Buy online the night before through the official Angkor Enterprise portal, screenshot the QR, and book a guided Banteay Srei day with ASEAN ANGKOR Guide so the driver pulls up right at sunrise with the temple gate ready for guests.
How long does an Angkor Wat sunrise tour last? The Siem Reap small group route runs for 9 hours, from pickup near 4:30 AM to return around 1:00 PM. You get Angkor Wat at dawn, breakfast, Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom, Bayon, and hotel transport in one morning plan. Read the full timing guide, then reserve your place with ASEAN ANGKOR GUIDE for a well-planned temple morning.
Is there a dress code for Banteay Srei? Yes, and the fastest way to avoid trouble at the temple gate is to wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees from the start. This short guide gives you the dress rules, ticket notes, and the best ASEAN ANGKOR GUIDE tour pages to open next so you can plan your visit with less stress and book the right trip faster.
Yes, you can picnic at Phnom Kulen, and the shaded rock shelf beside the 15-meter waterfall at the top of Cambodia's sacred mountain is the one legal lunch spot inside the national park. The day costs USD 49 per guest with Khmer grilled chicken, jasmine rice, and a swim, and we handle the USD 20 Kulen ticket, the USD 37 Angkor Pass, and the one-way road that closes before noon so you arrive hungry and leave full. Book the Kulen Mountain waterfall lunch tour with ASEAN ANGKOR GUIDE in 2026 and eat beside the cascade before the afternoon heat lands.
Is breakfast included in Angkor Wat sunrise tours yes on our Siem Reap small group tour where every guest picks one Khmer breakfast dish priced at $6.50 each from a real printed menu covering pancakes, fried rice, Khmer noodle soups, sandwiches, and fruit plates. Drinks like coffee, tea, beer, and fresh juice cost $1.50 to $4.00 on top, and vegetarian plates run $7.90. Book the 4:30 AM pickup for $23 per guest before adding on the Angkor pass through the official ticket portal.