Chong Kneas Pier → Siem Reap Town Center (Old Market)
After disembarking, take a waiting tuk-tuk or Grab vehicle north along Road 63 for 15 km to Old Market and the city center.
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Cruise port in Cambodia
Allow about 30 min each way from the terminal to the city center. Average time in port: 14 hours. 22 places to explore.
Cruise ships dock at Siem Reap cruise terminals. Allow about 30 min each way from the terminal to the city center.
The assigned dock is one of Chong Khneas Tonle Sap Pier, Kampong Phluk Boat Pier and varies by sailing.
To enter Angkor Wat and the surrounding temple complex, you must buy an Angkor Pass registered in your real name (1-day pass $37, 3-day pass $62) from the official ticket office (Angkor Ticket Center) or official online portal. As this is a sacred religious site, clothing that covers the shoulders and knees is strictly required.
For sightseeing at Siem Reap's ruins, visitors usually agree on a daily rate with a tuk-tuk driver ($15–20 for the Small Tour, $18–25 for the Big Tour, plus an additional charge for outlying Banteay Srei) or hire through the Grab app to travel conveniently between temples.
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Chong Kneas Pier → Siem Reap Town Center (Old Market)
After disembarking, take a waiting tuk-tuk or Grab vehicle north along Road 63 for 15 km to Old Market and the city center.
Siem Reap Center → Angkor Wat
Take a tuk-tuk from the city center and go straight north for 7 km along Charles de Gaulle Boulevard to the west entrance in front of the moat.
Angkor Wat → Angkor Thom (Bayon Temple)
Continue along the road north of Angkor Wat, pass through the imposing South Gate, and get off at the entrance to Bayon Temple in the center of the ancient city.
Siem Reap Center → Banteay Srei
Hire a taxi or tuk-tuk from town or Angkor Park and travel 35 km northeast to the ticket office and entrance at Banteay Srei.
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Built in the early 12th century by Suryavarman II for the Hindu god Vishnu, this is the world's largest stone religious structure. Its immense moat, five lotus-bud towers, and intricate bas-reliefs extending 800 m along the first-level gallery are breathtaking.
Entry to the central Bakan Tower sanctuary on the temple’s third floor is strictly prohibited unless your clothing covers both your shoulders and your knees.

Built in the late 12th century by Jayavarman VII, this Mahayana Buddhist temple has 216 enigmatic stone faces of Avalokiteshvara, the 'Khmer smile,' carved on its 54 towers, watching over visitors.
Admission is with an Angkor Pass.

Meaning 'Citadel of Women,' this 10th-century Hindu temple is dazzling for its relief of the Devata goddess, the 'Mona Lisa of the East,' intricately carved as if with a knife into rose-pink sandstone.
Admission is with an Angkor Pass. Located 35 km northeast of Siem Reap, making it suitable for a half-day tour.

This mysterious site has silk-like roots of giant spung trees and banyan trees entwined around the galleries of a 12th-century stone temple. It gained international fame as a setting for the film Tomb Raider.
Admission is with an Angkor Pass; to protect the trees and prevent collapse, visitors must follow the designated wooden deck walkway.

This vast temple-city ruin was built by Jayavarman VII in honor of his father. Its maze-like cruciform corridors and a Greek-style two-story building with round stone columns are distinctive features of a place where an ancient Buddhist university and monastery once coexisted.

This 9th-century temple pyramid stands on a natural hill 60 m high, northwest of Angkor Wat. It is a traditional sunset spot with views of Angkor Wat and the sunset over the artificial lake of West Baray.
To protect the ruins, the number of visitors allowed to watch sunset at the summit is strictly limited to 300, so go up 1–2 hours before sunset and wait.
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Emerald Cruises · 282 sailings
4 cabin types · 3 dining venues · 11 entertainment options · 5 decks
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Pandaw · 34 sailings
3 cabin types · 1 dining venue · 10 entertainment options · 3 decks
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Pandaw · 29 sailings
2 cabin types · 1 dining venue · 9 entertainment options · 2 decks
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Pandaw · 5 sailings
2 cabin types · 1 dining venue · 8 entertainment options · 2 decks
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Siem Reap is a Cambodian cruise port of call for Emerald Cruises and Pandaw. On a route including Luang Prabang and Kratie, it is part of an itinerary continuing to Angkor, Angkor Ban, and Kampong Tralach.
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