Angkor Pass prices 2026 at a glance
There is no separate ticket for Angkor Thom. The gates, the Bayon, the Baphuon, the terraces and the palace area are all covered by the Angkor Pass, the same pass that gets you into Angkor Wat. The pass is sold as a one-day, a three-day and a seven-day version.
The one-day pass is valid for one day. It is not a flexible 24-hour ticket. The three-day pass is for three visiting days within 7 days. The seven-day pass is for seven visiting days within 30 days. You can pick the days that suit you inside those windows.
Our picks: Angkor Pass and tours with the pass
The e-ticket is the pass alone, for a visit you plan yourself. The Phnom Penh day trip is the only one here with the pass included, while the small-group day leaves it extra.
Hand-picked tours, booked through GetYourGuide. Prices are indicative starting prices in US dollars (as of October 2026). Tap a tour for live availability and the current price in your currency.
Angkor sunrise day trip from Phnom Penh with the pass included
- One-day Angkor Pass
- Night bus both ways
- English-speaking guide
Sunrise at Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm, then Angkor Thom with the south gate, the Bayon, the Baphuon and both terraces, and back in Phnom Penh the same day.
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Angkor Pass as an e-ticket
- Angkor temple pass as e-ticket
- Express service without a queue
A one-, three- or seven-day pass for the Angkor temples, which covers Angkor Thom for a visit you plan yourself. It is the pass only, with no guide and no transport.
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Full-day Angkor tour with the south gate, the Bayon and sunset
- Hotel transfer
- English-speaking guide
- Air-conditioned minibus
Angkor Thom is entered through the south gate on the way to the Bayon, and the day ends at Phnom Bakheng at sunset. The Angkor Pass is extra.
Check availability →Angkor Thom tickets and guided visits
Guided days and tuk-tuk trips that cover Angkor Thom, with live prices and availability. Check each listing for whether the Angkor Pass is included or has to be bought separately.
Angkor Pass types and how to choose
Prices for foreign visitors in 2026.
| Pass | Price | Valid | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 day | $37 | 1 day | No |
| 3 days | $62 | 3 visiting days within 7 days | Yes |
| 7 days | $72 | 7 visiting days within 30 days | Yes |
Angkor Thom alone fills a morning, so a one-day pass can cover the gates, the terraces and the Baphuon. If you also want Angkor Wat, the outer temples and some time to rest, the three-day pass gives room. For most visitors who come for more than Angkor Thom, the three-day pass is the better fit. Choose the one-day pass if Angkor Thom is your only stop.
Where to buy the Angkor Pass
Since the ticket reform of 30 January 2025 you have several ways to buy.
Online and in the app
The official online platform and its app let you buy before you travel. Check the final amount, including any payment fee, at checkout.
Self-service machines
Machines stand at the ticket centre, at the Angkor Parvis and at the Heritage Walk.
Ticket counters
You can still buy at a ticket counter. If you plan a sunrise start, buying ahead means you do not depend on counter times.
Angkor Wat tickets: the same pass
One pass works for Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom.
Angkor Wat tickets are the same Angkor Pass. If you buy one for Angkor Wat, you already have the right to enter Angkor Thom on the same days. For the pass from the park side, see Angkor Wat and park tickets.
You need the pass for each visiting day. Keep it with you, because tickets are checked at many temples, and new devices also work with weak internet. Overlapping checkpoints were reduced, but checks continue.
Photo, age and the evening before
The rules that catch people out.
Photo
The one-day pass has no photo. The three- and seven-day passes carry a photo for identification.
Children
Children under 12 enter free and need no ticket. You may be asked for a passport to check the age.
Sunset the evening before
With a one-day pass for the next day, you may enter the park after 16:45 on the day before for sunset. That does not use up the day you bought.
Upper levels
Access to the upper tower of a temple starts at age 12. For the Baphuon, children under 12 and pregnant women have been kept off the summit for safety. Confirm what is open on the day.
Reductions
Apart from free entry for children under 12, do not count on student, senior or disability rates. Ask at the counter.
Opening times and what to bring
The park window is wider than the opening time of single temples.
The park as a whole is open from 05:00 to 18:30. That does not mean every temple opens at 05:00: the Baphuon and the Bayon, for example, are open from 07:30 to 17:30, so check the time at the gate for the rest. Cover your shoulders and knees, bring water and wear shoes with grip.
Pick your day with the weather in mind: see the best time to visit. For the route through the city, see Angkor Thom tours and the gates.
Angkor Pass: frequently asked questions
How much is the Angkor Pass for Angkor Thom?
There is no separate price. The Angkor Pass costs $37 for one day, $62 for three visiting days within 7 days and $72 for seven visiting days within 30 days in 2026.
Do Angkor Wat tickets include Angkor Thom?
Yes. They are the same Angkor Pass, valid for the temples of the park, including Angkor Thom.
Where can I buy the Angkor Pass?
Online and in the official app, at self-service machines at the ticket centre, the Angkor Parvis and the Heritage Walk, or at a ticket counter.
Do children need a ticket?
Children under 12 enter free and need no ticket of their own. Carry a passport in case the age is checked.
Do I need a photo for the pass?
Not for the one-day pass. The three- and seven-day passes carry a photo.
Is angkor-thom.org an official ticket shop?
No. This is an independent travel guide. It has no connection to Angkor Enterprise, the APSARA National Authority or any tour operator, and it does not sell the pass.