Things to Do and Transportation Options in Siem Reap (3-Day Itinerary & Prices 2026)

 Planning to spend three days in Siem Reap? Three days is the ideal amount of time to explore the world-famous Angkor temples, experience Khmer culture, enjoy local food, and visit nearby attractions without feeling rushed.

This guide covers the best places to visit, transportation options, and estimated costs to help you plan your trip.

Day 1 – Explore the Small Circuit of Angkor

The first day is dedicated to the most famous temples in the Angkor Archaeological Park.

Attractions

• Sunrise at Angkor Wat
• Angkor Wat
• Angkor Thom
• Bayon Temple
• Baphuon
• Terrace of the Elephants
• Ta Prohm (the "Tomb Raider" temple)

Estimated Tour Duration 8/9 hours

Transportation Options

Transport	Price
Tuk-tuk	$25
Private Taxi (Sedan)	$44
SUV	$55
Bicycle Rental	$3–8
Electric Bike	$10–15

Recommended: Tuk-tuk for solo travelers or couples, or a private taxi for greater comfort, especially during hot weather.

Recommendation for good English speaking and friendly driver and the best rate please contact 

Mr.Maden +8550885722393

E: angkorangkor450@gmail.com 

Fix Rate Withe Good English Speaking and Friendly Driver

Tuk Tuk 24$ Maximum 4 persons

Private Sendan $44 Max 4 persons

Private SUV $55 Max 4 persons

Pick Up and Transfer to Hotel /pure drinking water included

Excluded: 

Angkor Wat Pass

Tip (exceptional )

Meals and other personal expenses 

Day 2 – Grand Circuit & Banteay Srei

Visit more temples and enjoy Cambodia's countryside.

Attractions

• Preah Khan
• Neak Pean
• Ta Som
• East Mebon
• Pre Rup
• Banteay Srei
• Palm sugar village (optional)

Duration

8–9 hours

Transportation Options

Transport	Price
Tuk-tuk	$30
Private Taxi	$50
SUV	$60

       Recommended: Private taxi if visiting Banteay Srei because it is farther from the main temple complex.

Day 3 – Culture & Local Experiences

Discover more of Siem Reap beyond the temples.

Attractions

• Tonlé Sap Lake floating village
• APOPO Visitor Center
• Angkor National Museum
• Old Market (Psar Chas)
• Pub Street
• Night Market
• Khmer massage
• Phare Cambodian Circus (evening)

Transportation Options

Transport	Price
Tuk-tuk (Full Day)	$25
Private Taxi	$50

Transportation Options in Siem Reap

1. Tuk-tuk

The most popular way to get around the city.

Typical Rates

• Short city ride: $2–5
• Airport (old airport area): N/A (the new airport is much farther away)
• Full-day Angkor tour: $18–30

Best for:

• Couples
• Solo travelers
• Budget travelers

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2. Private Taxi

Ideal for travelers who prefer air conditioning and flexibility.

Typical Rates

Service	Price
Half-day city tour	$25–35
Full-day Angkor tour	$35–60
Banteay Srei tour	$45–60
Tonlé Sap tour	$35–50

Best for:

• Families
• Seniors
• Travelers with luggage
• Small groups

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3. SUV or Minivan

Perfect for larger groups.

Vehicle	Capacity	Price
SUV	Up to 4 passengers	$50–70/day
Minivan	5–10 passengers	$70–120/day

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4. Bicycle

A great option for active travelers.

• Rental: $3–8/day

Good for exploring the city or nearby temples, but not ideal in the midday heat.

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5. Electric Bike (E-bike)

• Rental: $10–15/day

Offers more comfort than a bicycle while remaining affordable.

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Angkor Pass Prices

Visitors need an Angkor Pass to enter the archaeological park.

Pass	Price
1-Day Pass	$37
3-Day Pass	$62
7-Day Pass	$72

A 3-day pass is the best value if you plan to follow this itinerary.

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Estimated Budget for 3 Days (Per Person)

Budget Level	Estimated Cost
Budget Traveler	$150–220
Mid-range Traveler	$250–400
Luxury Traveler	$500+

These estimates include accommodation, meals, local transportation, and attraction fees.

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Suggested 3-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom
Day 2: Preah Khan, Neak Pean, Banteay Srei, countryside
Day 3: Tonlé Sap Lake, museum, Old Market, Pub Street, Khmer massage, Phare Cambodian Circus

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Travel Tips

• Start temple tours before sunrise to avoid the midday heat.
• Wear lightweight clothing that covers your shoulders and knees when visiting temples.
• Carry water, sunscreen, and a hat.
• Bring cash (US dollars and Cambodian riel are widely accepted).
• Book transportation in advance during the peak travel season (November to February).

This guide is designed to help visitors enjoy the best of Siem Reap while choosing the transportation option that fits their budget and travel style.

For more information

Please Contact:Mr,Maden

angkorangkor450@gmail.com

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