The most popular destination for visitors in Cambodia is undoubtedly Siem Reap with its renowned and sprawling archaeological park located just a few kilometers from the city center. Siem Reap is also a destination of choice worldwide for photographers seeking to capture its photogenic temples and colorful countryside. The iconic Angkor Wat temple, along with equally famous temples like Ta Prohm, Bayon and many others, drew one million visitors in 2024 alone. To explore these celebrated temples one must purchase your Angkor Wat Ticket. Even if you are exploring this hidden gems by ebikes, a ticket is necessary. Please note that separate tickets are required for the Koh Ker temples complex and Kulen Mountain. This comprehensive page covers everything you need to know about obtaining your entrance pass to Angkor Archaeological Park. From where to purchase tickets to current pricing, we provide up-to-date details to streamline the process. With the essential information here, you can buy your Angkor Pass with confidence and ease.
ANGKOR WAT OPENING HOURS: 5 am to 6 pm
Since September 2024, new opening hours have applied across the Angkor Archaeological Park, bringing them closer to sunrise and sunset. Most temples are currently open from 6:00 am to 6:30 pm, except Angkor Wat, which opens earlier, at 5:00 am. Phnom Bakheng and Pre Rup stay open later until 7:00 pm.
🎟️ Angkor Wat ticket sales | 2026 overview
According to official data from Angkor Enterprise released in early October, Angkor ticket sales for January–September 2026 totaled 510,528 foreign visitors, generating US$24.23 million in revenue — declines of 27.6% and 25.9% respectively compared to the same period in 2025, reflecting a challenging year for Cambodia’s tourism.
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Angkor Wat ticket counters in 2024
ANGKOR WAT TICKET PRICES IN 2026
- USD 37 for a 1-day pass (you can go multiple times during the same day)
- USD 62 for the 3-day pass (valid for 3 entries during a period of 10 days)
- USD 72 for the 7-day pass (valid for 7 entries during a period of 30 days)
Please note that there are no discounts available for groups. However, for children under the age of 12, the entrance is free. It’s important to show their passport at the ticket counter and carry it with them while visiting the temples. Please be aware that no separate tickets will be issued for children.
HOW TO BUY YOUR ANGKOR TICKET ONLINE?
You can now buy your Angkor pass online on Angkor Enterprise’s website. These are few steps to follow to get your electronic Angkor Wat ticket.
- Register an account with your e-mail at https://ticket.angkorenterprise.gov.kh/
- Click on the confirmation e-mail to complete your profile
- You can choose to buy your Angkor pass (Angkor World Heritage) or an entrance ticket for Koh Ker temple complex (USD 15)
- If you purchase the Angkor pass, you need to upload an ID picture.
- After clearing the payment step, you can download a pdf file that you present to the controllers from your smartphone.
Warning: Tickets can only be bought on one website: angkorenterprise.gov.kh. Do not click on any website paying Google Ads (sponsored links).
Tip: Use a selfie taken with your smartphone or tablet instead of a scan of your ID picture when uploading your photo.
HOW TO PAY FOR YOUR ANGKOR WAT TICKET AT THE COUNTER?
You can pay cash in US dollars or by credit card, whichever is more convenient for your Angkor Wat ticket. Since September 2017, the main credit cards accepted are: Visa, Mastercard,Union Pay, JCB, Discover and Diners Club International. There are also options for tourists from China to pay using WeChat Pay and Alipay mobile payment platforms.
ANGKOR WAT TICKETS OFFICE MAP
The most convenient way to purchase your Angkor ticket is online (refer to the information above). Although you can buy now a one-day ticket at several ticket machines in Siem Reap city center, there is only one physical location where the 3 and 7-day tickets are sold. You can find the exact location below (click to enlarge). Alternatively, you can search for “Angkor Park Pass Ticket Counters” on Google Maps. Angkor Wat ticket office is a 4 Km ride from Siem Reap city center. Either ask your hotel or use the PassApp Taxi app or Grab remorque to get there without the hassle of negotiating the price.
Note: in April 2016, the ticket counters have been relocated from Charles de Gaulle to their present location nearby the panorama museum.
FREE ANGKOR PASS | ANGKOR SPECIAL PASS FOR EXPATS
Since September 2022, foreigners who can justify 2 years of visa in Cambodia can apply for a free Angkor pass (also called Angkor Special pass) valid for one year. As of November 2025, more than 39,000 Angkor passes have been delivered which is about 12 000 pass issued every year.
You can order your free Angkor pass online from Angkor Enterprise’s website. These are the steps below to follow :
- Prepare the following scanned documents: passport, previous visas covering the last two years in Cambodia, ID picture.
- Register an account with your e-mail at https://spass.angkorenterprise.gov.kh/
- Click on the confirmation e-mail to complete your profile
- Fill out your full name, passport number, date of birth, gender, country. Upload your passport, visas on jpeg or pdf format
Once you have completed the process, your application will be under review. Expired Angkor Pass can be renewed, allowing you to get a free new pass and continue visiting the Angkor archaeological park after your initial pass’s validity ends.
Tip: You can also go directly to the ticket office with your passport and a picture ID. It is usually processed in 2 or 3 days, sometimes faster.
Angkor Special pass for long time residents
If you do not have 2 years of visa but a valid working visa in Cambodia (minimum of 6 months), you can buy the unlimited pass below:
- USD 200 for 6 months
- USD 150 for 3 months
- USD 100 for 1 month
🎟️ ANGKOR WAT TICKETS | FAQ’S
An Angkor Pass is required for entry into the Angkor Archeological Park, even if you are just cycling through and not planning to visit specific temples. While it was once possible to visit some remote temples without a pass, this is no longer the case. You’ll find agents checking passes at main checkpoints and even at less-frequented temples.
Please Note:
- Separate tickets are required for Koh Ker, Preah Vihear, Preah Khan of Kampong Svay, Banteay Chhmar temples, and Phnom Kulen mountain. Your Angkor Pass is not valid for these locations.
- For Beng Mealea temple, you can use your Angkor Pass or purchase a separate ticket for USD 10.
- The 3-day pass is valid for 10 days and can be used on 5 non-consecutive days.
- The 7-day pass is valid for a month and can be used on 10 non-consecutive days.
A hole will be punched in your ticket at checkpoints each time you enter the park.
Buying a ticket typically takes between 5 to 25 minutes, depending on the time of day. The busiest period is generally before 5 AM. There are 48 ticket counters, with most selling 1-day and 3-day passes, and only one dedicated to the 7-day pass.
Yes, Angkor Enterprise launched an e-ticketing platform in 2022 where you can upload your ID picture to purchase tickets.
No, you do not need to present your passport to buy an Angkor Pass for yourself. However, if you are claiming free entry for children under 12 years old, you will need to present their passports.
No, it is not possible. You must be physically present at the counter as an ID picture will be taken with a webcam.
The main ticket office is open daily from 5:00 AM to 5:30 PM. It is sometimes possible to purchase tickets slightly before 5:00 AM.
Unfortunately, if you lose your ticket, you will need to return to the ticket counters and purchase a new one.
No. The Angkor Pass is not transferable, and staff carefully check the picture on the ticket.
The number of tickets sold are displayed on LCD screens above the ticket counters. You can also consult these statistics on the Angkor Enterprise website. For reference:
- Pre-COVID (2019): Approximately 7,000 tickets sold daily.
- February 2022: Averaged about 250 ticket sales a day.
- Low season 2025: Approximately 1,000 tickets sold per day.
Typically, Angkor Wat temple maintains daily operating hours, including public holidays. However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, the temples of Angkor experienced temporary closures in April 2021 and again from July 30th to August 19th, 2021.
ANGKOR WAT TICKET OFFICE | PHOTO GALLERY
