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 My 3 Day Pass by dfactor
(1) 1 Day Pass - USD20
(2) 3 Day Pass - USD40
(3) 1 Week Pass - USD60
Well, this is how my pass looks like. Passport photo required but they can take one for you for free if you don't have them. They will direct you to a room on the left of the ticket toll plaza, some1 will get it done in about 10 minutes. The pass allows you to go to all the temples in the park, including the far away Bantey Srei.
I got there on Thu. Got the ticket from Fri to Sun. They allow you to go in after 4:30pm to see sunset in the Park. Most people go Angkor Wat or Bakheng, the more popular sunset sites. Leave a Comment
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The Angkor passes themselves, come in 1, 3 and 5 day passes. Each goes up in $20 increments: 1 day = $20, 2 day = $40, 3 day = $60. For the seeing the essentials, you need the 3 day pass, MINIMUM. There is no way that you can see all of the main temples, except maybe at high speeds from the road, and get the full appreciation of the sites. The temples need time to be explored. The monks need to watched. The children need to be talked to. Don't pass the opportunity up, if you possible can. Leave a Comment
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cost $40 USD!! by Jmill42Leave a Comment
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 Faces of The Bayon by richiecdisc
Rarely have I ever felt so free, especially on this latest tour of Southeast Asia, as when Mr. Tha cooked up his mean machine to what must have been something like 30 miles an hour. Man, we were whipping. Well, maybe not but the wind it generated more than made up for our slow travel times. In fact, it was often a bit of a anti-climax when we actually arrived at a temple and had to disembark from our own….personal….tuk-tuk. The only thing that made the heat bearable was we knew that as soon as we returned, good old Mr. Tha, perhaps fast asleep in his trusty vehicle, was waiting to whisk us away to another temple. And for that time at least, we would be cool and in good hands. No thoughts, no worries: not with Mr. Tha at the helm of our chariot of fire. (continued below in Fondest Memory) Leave a Comment
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 Sunset outside Angkor Wat by LotusV8
When You buy Your tickets You need to have a photo because the pass is a plasticcard and its personal, they cut a hole in Your pass every day You enter the area (unfortunately the entrance fee enters in the pocket of a Petrol company, instead of those who are working with restauration of the different tempels).
I think that one day is enough if You not are a tempel maniac, the first day, You will see the most important tempels and You are very exausted after a day in the incredible heat, climbing at stairs. The second day feels like a very long transport among tempels that are not in the same shape as those from the first day. We did not go for the third day.
It felt massive and religious when the sun sets while You are sitting outside the great Angkor Wat, exausted and happy that You finally made it - I have been here! Leave a Comment
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 Pass to Angkor by ukirsari by ukirsari
- One day pass US$20
- Three days pass US$40
- A week pass US$60
[for three days and a week pass need 1 passphoto of the visitor and laminated]
Meanwhile the currency conventer USD1 = 4,000 riel [KHR] Leave a Comment
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 My pass by SirRichard
You buy the pass (bring a photo) at the main gate, on the way to Angkor Wat, and show it every time you are required to. Leave a Comment
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 a scan of my Angkor pass by jrs1234
I'd guess that most people will go for the $40 dollar pass - you can see pretty much all you'd need to in 3 days. The $20 one-dayer is fine if it's just Angkor Wat, the Bayon and Ta Prohm you're interested in. As a bonus they seem to stop checking the tickets after 4pm so you should be able to get in for a sunset for free if you come late on your 1st day. Leave a Comment
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 My Angkor Entry Pass by herzog63Leave a Comment
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 by mayasmin
Do not lose your one-day pass. THey check it everytime you enter a new temple.
One day pass: -USD20
3-day pass - USD 45 and a photo i.d.
1-week pass - USD 60 and a photo i.d.
Pounding my chest inside the echo room located in Ta Phrom or Angkor Wat. Leave a Comment
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