Half Day Angkor Wat by Tuk Tuk

An essential means of local transport in Siem Reap comes in the form of a “Remork”, an old Khmer name for the almost ubiquitously seen Tuk Tuk: three-wheeled motor cycle taxis that navigate with ease and speed through the streets of Cambodia’s most in-demand destinations. The name Tuk Tuk comes from the sound that rhythmically resonates through the streets and alleys as it delivers customers and goods to its final destination. An open-air travel solution with a high dose of adventure can be yours for half a day when Angkor just needs to be ticked off. Forget air-conditioning, the tinted windows of your vehicle or pedalling on your own power to the centre of the Angkor Archaeological Site universe – Angkor Wat; skilled drivers with a local, incomparable knowledge of Siem Reap deliver a superfluous amount of fun to this Cambodian experience.

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults
The Bakan tower is allowed only 100 persons once, so visitors have to line up if you wish to climb the tower.
During the visit of the Bakan tower of the Angkor Wat temple, visitors are required to wear proper attire, which demands visitors to cover their shoulders and knees as this temple is still considered as a sacred site (no short, miniskirt or short trousers are allowed).
Child under 12 years old are not allowed to climb up this tower.
Temple will be closed on the Buddhist Sabbath Days, the Buddhist religious days including 4 days a month in accordance with the Lunar Calendar.
Please note pickup and drop-off services may not be confirmed for customers staying at private residences, apartment complexes, or other non-registered tourism accommodations. Customers may be asked to meet at a nearby hotel for pick-up and drop off