Price and Service Arrangement

Angkor Tour Guide – Private Day Tour could arrange the tour services as below:

1. Tour guide service for all languages

2. Transports arrangement such as:

        - Car, van, Bus

        - Elephant ride

        - Oxen cart ride

        - Bicycle ride

        - Boat trip to flooded communities (Kompong Khlaing, Kompong Phluk, Chong Khneas etc...)

3. Hotel reservation

4. Restaurant booking

5. Itinerary suggestion

6. Domestic flight reservation

tour guides

We are capable of providing numerous guides that speak many different languages. Our team will allocate you with guides that can competently speak the language you desire. All guides that we use have an expansive knowledge of the temples and local area and ensure that the time you spend here at Angkor will be a pleasant and informative one. Our guides have worked as professional full time guides for many years, and will be happy to answer any questions you might have about any of the temples you will visit.

Providing guides that can speak English, Thai, French or Japanese is not a problem as the majority of tourists that visit Angkor speak these languages. Guides that speak different languages can also be arranged and will differ in cost depending on the language you wish for. Please feel free to contact us if you require a guide that speaks your preferred language.

Tour Guides - Prices per day

Daily Tour Guide Rates:

• English Speaking Guide      40$ per day (8 am  until  6 pm)
• Thai Speaking Guide         45$ per day (8 am until 6 pm)
  
• Mandarin Speaking Guide   55$ per day (8 am  until  6 pm)
• Japanese Speaking Guide   45$ per day (8 am  until  6 pm)
• German Speaking Guide     65$ per day (8 am  until  6 pm)
• French Speaking Guide      55$ per day (8 am  until  6 pm)
• Spanish Speaking Guide     65$ per day (8 am  until  6 pm)

Please note: Guides that are required to accompany you to sunrise at the temples have a standard extra charge of $5 and service charges are also not included in the above price.

*To ensure your satisfaction, tour guides and/or drivers are only paid at the end of your tour with Angkor Tour Guides.

*Due to the long distances from Siem Reap, which may require traveling early in the morning until very late at night, please add an additional 5$ if you wish to visit the following locations: Angkor Wat at sunrise (Starting before sunrise at 5 am ), Kbal Spean, Kulen Mountain, Beng Mealea, or Koh Ker Temple. Thank You!

• Angkor classical  day tour - 3 days
• Angkor  wheel chair tour - 3 days
• Angkor discovery  tour - 4 days
• Adventure Angkor tour - 5 days
• Angkor cycling tour - 6 days

NEW ! ! ! After several years of popular demand, we have also included the following transportation options for those who wish to have a private car and driver to assist them during their stay in Siem Reap. All transportation rates include the cost of fuel, parking tolls, and driver fees.

Daily Transportation Rates:

•      Mid-sized, fully equipped vehicle with air conditioning (suitable for 2-3 guests)    30$ per day (sunrise until sunset)    
•      Drive in comfort and style ! Mini Van, fully equipped with air conditioning (suitable for 4-8 people)    35$ per day (sunrise until sunset)

        *To ensure your satisfaction, tour guides and/or drivers are only paid at the end of your tour with Angkor Tour Guides.

        *Due to the long distances from Siem Reap, which may require traveling early in the morning until very late at night.

please see the additional rates for driving to the following locations:

• Sunrise Tours (Starting before sunrise)    15$
• Banteay Srey    20$
• Kbal Spean    35$
• Kulen Mountain    40$
• Beng Mealea    55$
• Koh Ker Temple    75$

Tomb Raiding Information

Please be aware that Cambodia can get very hot and humid during different times of the year and it’s recommended to wear light cotton clothes and have a good factor sun cream that will help protect you from the sometimes searing midday heat of the sun.

Also bear in mind that Cambodia is a Buddhist country and many of the temples have a religious significance.  Please refrain from wearing skimpy shorts and revealing tops. By doing this you will be respecting the local culture and at the same time earning yourself a bit of good karma. Another thing to remember is to keep topping yourself up with drinking water, even if you’re not thirsty, and a hat is always a good idea.

As with many historical tourist destinations around the world there are children that will try to sell you handy crafts and postcards. Please be patient with these children as they sometimes just want to practice their English and the small amount of money you might spend on a few post cards can go a long way to help feed their families, but please don’t feel obliged to buy anything or give them money.

Tours

This price includes the entrance fee to the temple complex, all admissions, an English-speaking guide, a/c transportation, water and wipes during your trip and lunch in a local restaurant.

The price does not include breakfast or an evening meal, accommodation or any other personal expenses you might occur such as personal souvenirs.

One Day Tour

The one day tour around the Angkor complex offers just the tip of what is available to see and visit here.

The first destination is Angkor Thom the ancient center of the Khmer empire. Inside this city there are numerous temples that were built from the 10th century to the 13th century. You will such awe-inspiring temples such as the Bayon with its many stone faces, The Terrace of Elephants, the Old Royal Palace enclosure, Terrace of the Leper King, Baphoun, Phimeankis and Preah Palilay.

Upon approaching this walled city you see ancient stone giants and gods holding Nagas and from here you will see your first glimpse of a Buddha head staring down at you from the top of the gate. The wall that protects this city is 12km in circumference and was built to protect the city from invaders.

Noon.

Break for lunch in a local restaurant and sample some real Khmer food.

Afternoon and Early Evening.

After lunch you will then visit the magnificent Angkor Wat. Angkor Wat itself is the largest religious temple in the world and guarantees to take your breath away. Here you will have time to climb the steps to the top of the temple and try to take in the shear the size of this once active religious center. You will also see ornate bass reliefs that circle the entire temple and tell a multitude of tales.

After Angkor Wat you will then go to Phnom Bakheng. This is the oldest temple related to the Angkor Thom city. You will see its ten towers and have the chance to take some majestic photos looking down onto Angkor Wat bathed in the evening sun light. You can watch the sunset as you look across to the Baray that was built in the 11th century and dug purely by hand. Its purpose was to help irrigate the surrounding rice paddies and supply drinking water to the city.

After the sunset you will then be transferred back to your hotel to refresh and recoup.

The One Day Tour Costs:

•    $ 70 for one person.

•    $ 80 for two or more people per person.

- Note as the above mentioned price is not included the Angkor Wat pass ( one day pass 37$ Adult, Under 12 years is free of charge )

Two Day Tour

On the start of the second day you will have a pleasant drive from Siem Reap to Banteay Srei. The distance to this temple is approximately 37 km. On the way there you will have a chance to see some traditional Khmer houses and beautiful untouched countryside.

Banteay Srei was built in the 10th century and is over 1000 years old. It offers some of the best carvings on pink and yellow sandstone in the entire temple complex. The detail of these carvings is superb and camera clicking is guaranteed.

On the way back from Banteay Srei you will have a chance to see some other places of interest such as the Mebon and Pre Rup. A large selection of locally made specialties is also produced along this road and you have the option to stop and learn about how the local people make and produce these goods. You could even sample a few too! People produce fudge, candy, vinegar and palm wine.

There is also an extra option to stop at the new land mine museum and learn about the dangers that these land mines still pose to many people that farm in the countryside. Don’t worry, everything at the center has been checked and everything on display is guaranteed safe.

Noon.

Break for lunch in a local restaurant and sample some real Khmer food.

Afternoon and early evening.

Just after lunch you will go to see Banteay Samre, Ta Keo and Ta Prom. Ta Prom is now more famous for being the location of where many scenes were shot for the Tomb Raider film. Trees and vegetation cling too many of the temples here and there truly is something for everyone. A walk around this maze like temple can hold many surprises. An afternoon here is a photographers dream and a place you won’t easily forget.

After Ta Prom you will be transferred back to you hotel for your evening’s entertainment.

The Two Day Tour costs:

•    $155 for one person.

•    $165 for two or more people per person

- Noted as the above mentioned is not include the Angkor Wat pass ( three days pass 62$ for adult, 12 years old is free of charge )

Three Day Tour

On the morning of the third day you will leave from your hotel and the stop at Preah Kan. This is the site of the old temporary Royal Palace and was built in the 12th century by the most famous of the Khmer Kings Javarman the 7th. After Preah Kan you will then continue to Neak Pean, which was a healing center and here you can see many handmade pools and in the rainy season these pools fill up giving you a much better picture of how it looked when it was originally built.  From here you will continue on to see Ta Som and from here you will break for lunch.

Noon.

Break for lunch in a local restaurant and sample some real Khmer food.

Afternoon and Early Evening.

On the afternoon of the third day you will be transported to the Tonle Sap, which is the biggest lake in South East Asia and holds a truly immense amount of water. During the wet season the lake rises by as much as 14m and swells from 3000sq km in the dry season to as much as 10,000sq km in the rainy season. Throughout the reign of the Khmer Empire the lake was a massive source of fish for the people and it was used for trade with China, India and Vietnam. At this natural wonder you will see a traditional floating village, which has schools, markets and even some livestock all built on floating platforms.  The main source of income for the people that live here is still fishing.

You will have the chance to go on a small boat cruise and you’ll get to see people going about their day to day lives. After your visit to the lake you will then be transferred back to your hotel. This would mark the end of your tour and the end of your truly unforgettable three days here at Angkor.

The Three Day Tour Costs:

•    $225 for one person.

•    $235 for two or more people, per person.

Thank you for using services from Angkor Tour Guide