Angkor Wat's five lotus towers reflected in the western pond at sunrise
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Why this Siem Reap board feels complete

Build a 3-day Siem Reap trip around sunrise at Angkor Wat, the root-strangled galleries of Ta Prohm, and the smiling stone faces of Bayon. This itinerary clusters Day 1 around the Angkor small circuit and an evening on Pub Street, Day 2 around the quieter grand circuit at Preah Khan, Neak Pean, and Ta Som with sunset from Pre Rup, and Day 3 around the pink sandstone carvings of Banteay Srei and the jungle trail to Kbal Spean. Winter brings cool, dry mornings and clear sunrise light, though the major temples are busiest then, while evenings suit the night markets, Street 08 food stalls, and riverside strolls past the old shophouses.

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Angkor Wat towers reflected in the pond at dawn in Siem Reap
Must visit

Angkor Wat

The largest religious monument in the world and the symbolic heart of Cambodia, with five lotus towers that define the sunrise view. Arrive at the west gate by 5:00 am to claim a reflecting-pond spot, and buy your Angkor pass in advance to skip the morning queue.

Giant strangler fig roots engulfing the ruins of Ta Prohm temple
Must visit

Ta Prohm

The jungle temple where massive strangler fig roots engulf the ruins, made famous by Tomb Raider. Arrive at the 7:30 am opening to beat the tour buses, and stay on the wooden walkways that protect the carvings.

Smiling stone faces carved on the towers of Bayon Temple in Angkor Thom
Must visit

Bayon Temple

The state temple of Angkor Thom, known for more than 200 smiling stone faces gazing out from its towers. Climb to the upper terraces to meet the faces at eye level, and come before 9 am while the galleries are still quiet.

Pre Rup temple terraces glowing at sunset over the Angkor plain
Must visit

Pre Rup

A brick-and-laterite pyramid temple with one of the best sunset views over the Angkor plain. Claim a west-facing ledge an hour before sunset, and mind the steep stairs as the crowd exits in fading light.

Intricate pink sandstone bas-reliefs at Banteay Srei citadel of women
Must visit

Banteay Srei

The citadel of women, carved from pink sandstone with the finest bas-reliefs in Angkor, 25 km north of the main park. Arrive for the 7:00 am opening to catch the stone glowing, and book a car in advance for the long drive north.

Neon signs and street food stalls along Pub Street at night in Siem Reap
Must visit

Pub Street

Siem Reap's neon-lit nightlife hub, packed with bars, street food stalls, and 50-cent draft beers after dark. Start with the food stalls along Street 08, and agree tuk-tuk fares in cash before riding home.

Budgeting At A Glance

Plan the trip cost with less guesswork.

Typical daily costs in USD.

Budget

Accommodation: $10 - $25 per night (hostels or budget guesthouses)

Food: $5 - $10 per day (street food stalls, night market noodles, Pub Street happy hours)

Transportation: $10 - $20 per day (tuk-tuk rides, full-day temple tuk-tuk hire)

Activities: $20 - $25 per day (3-day Angkor pass averaged out, free markets and riverside walks)

Mid-range

Accommodation: $40 - $90 per night (boutique hotels with pools near the old town)

Food: $15 - $30 per day (Khmer restaurants, riverside cafes, street food along Street 08)

Transportation: $20 - $35 per day (private air-con car for temple circuits, tuk-tuks in town)

Activities: $25 - $50 per day (Angkor pass, Phare circus tickets, guided temple tours)

Luxury

Accommodation: $150 - $400+ per night (design resorts and heritage hotels)

Food: $50 - $120 per day (fine dining, tasting menus, hotel breakfasts)

Transportation: $60 - $120 per day (private car with driver for all circuits and day trips)

Activities: $80 - $200 per day (private guides, helicopter temple flights, spa afternoons)

Money-saving tips

  • Buy the 3-day Angkor pass instead of single-day tickets. It costs $62 versus $37 per day and covers every circuit.
  • Hire a tuk-tuk by the day rather than per ride. A full small-circuit day costs about $15 to $20, and most drivers wait at each temple.
  • Eat along Street 08 and at the night markets instead of Pub Street proper. The same dishes often cost half as much one block away.

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