Siem Reap to Angkor Wat: A Complete Travel Guide

[@giacomojackiebarbieri]

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[@WorldWanderersUSA]

Cool, I’ll check it out!

[@morton228]

How come you still sound like you’re on the camera mike

[@WorldWanderersUSA]

Hi! Not sure I know what you mean :) Are you asking about the microphones we’re using to add the voiceover?

[@garyroberts3859]

You made a couple of errors with prices. Dinner in Siem Reap is nowhere near $10 a head. Most restaurants dishes start at $2 and I found $2.50 to $3 gave you most things on the menu. Sometimes I’d have a beer $.50 to $1 and cocktails started at $1.50.
Tuk tuks to the temples should be $15 for the morning…don’t go all day it’s just too hot. Come back to Siem Reap for lunch and relax for the afternoon. Get the 3 day ticket as 3 mornings allow you for see all the major temples…

[@WorldWanderersUSA]

Thanks for sharing your experience! Pricing for food will definitely vary and you’re totally right that you can find dishes for $3 per person! We were including pricing for a main dish, drink, dessert, etc. and saying you could keep to the $10 a head. But things are so affordable here you could absolutely keep to a smaller budget if desired.
I 100% agree that it’s too hot to go all day, as we learned on day one 😂 We arranged our Tuk Tuk to be available all day though, and they took us back into down for dinner and the occasional afternoon activity :) We of course compensated him more for this availability! Great tip though to only book the Tuk Tuk for the morning if you’re buying a multi-day ticket.