Hi Michelle. I did not know the answer to your question so I researched on internet and found one site (justsiemreap) that states that the Park is open 7 days a week for all 52 weeks. Nevertheless if I were you I would try to confirm this info because the info found on internet is sometime dated and no longer accurate.

You can gauge the tuktuk costings in town anywhere. We found ours outside old market for $15 US incl iced cold water bottles. He charged extra $5 US for the Rulous Group which is great. No sunrise tours though. He recommended we find a local tour guide in town as they are cheaper but said the temple guides are still good quality for info. Temple guides are everywhere, as advised by above post. I recommend a guide as some information on my up-to-date guide books were completely outdated or misinformed (sigh). We got a guide for the jungle temples outside of Angkor for $5 US...something to think about. Inside Angkor we paid $10 US for Baphuon, Bayon, Tah Prohm, Phimeanakas, Terrace of elephants and causeway incl lepar king & Angkor Wat. We basically had to select which ones we wanted him to guide us for $10.Thats a bargain. Tip: The hotter the day the cheaper the rates and the more inclined they are to go at your pace...we went very slow but they driver nor guide minded. Each got $5 US tip. Always account for a tip.

As far as we were informed the pass is valid for all temples within the Angkor archaeological park plus some little ones more. Single day costs 37$ three day ticket is 62 $ and 7 day ticket is 75$ These are the only tickets available. Tickets are controlled at each temple strictly. The three das ticket is valid for three days in a row or three days of your choice within one week ...

Our tour was booked through our hotel - the Moon Residence & Spa.

I think its not allow, but the tuc tuc is cheap, saver and they do great rides with you!

The elephant rides happens in the morning at Bayon South Gate of Angkor Thom city and in the evening from the base of ruins of Bakheng temple. You can ride either up, down or both. You can get up close to the elephants when they are waiting (talk nicely to the keepers). The location of the elephants during the day depends on the temperature, the amount of tourists etc as the keepers take fond care of them when they are not working. Outside work hours they are not tourist attractions.

Olá Barbara. Me parece que o último feriado do ano no Camboja é em 10 de dezembro. Pode viajar tranquila Alias esse período tem muito turista na região. Abraços

Hola Maria nosotros fuimos 3 dias a Siem Riep y tuvimos un excelente guia para los templos se llama Mol-Pao tel.+85512784452 estuvo 8 hs.diarias 3 dias que es el tiempo que te lleva ver todo los templos ,es un guia personalizado solo para mi y mi esposa tiene un buen auto incluido .No es barato pero lo vale por su alto nivel (80 dolares diarios)...Estuvimos 40 dias en el sudeste asiatico y sin duda los templos fueron la cosa mas impactante que vimos ,pero tenes que tener un buen maestro que te enseñe a ver y leer mucho antes...a tus ordenes .....William.

I think one day is not enough and would be VERY exhausting. Sites are quite far from each other and if you like photography and just "being" in such a wonderful place, then take the time. Sometimes there are crowds and lines to climb up to the sites too. We used 2 days but if I had to do it again, I would have spent 3 days there. But we visited from 10am- 4pm only, (it was rainy season) and used our book guide instead of a paying one. Out tuk tuk driver also gave lots of infos. If you go all the way to Cambodia, then enjoy it and avoid doing the "been there, done that" trip.