How much does Angkor cost?
A one-day ticket is $20, a three-day ticket is $40, a seven-day ticket is $60. Unfortunately, the multi-day tickets must be used on consecutive days, a policy I, and a lot of business owners in Siem Reap, both Khmer and expatriate, strongly oppose. I do believe that Siem Reap would see a noticeable increase in tourist revenue if this consecutive day policy was eliminated and, for example, three-day tickets could be used on any three days in a one-week period and one-week tickets would have a two-week validity. It would not be a difficult policy to implement and the government does whine that tourists don’t stay long enough in Siem Reap. Well, duh. That said, if you find the consecutive day policy inconvenient you should mention this when you purchase your ticket perhaps emphasizing that you would otherwise stay in Siem Reap longer and spend more money here. Granted, the person selling you the ticket has no control over this, but it doesn’t hurt for them to hear it as much as possible.
