Some sad news. Last night, around 9 pm 30/08/21, the Facebook account connected with Hello Angkor was hacked. The hacker was able to change the login info and security details leaving no ability to recover the account. Having tried all means with Facebook to reinstate access I have to now accept the page is lost along … Read more
Apologies to followers of HelloAngkor.com on Facebook and Instagram as we have lost access to both accounts once again for reasons unknown. It’s similar to last time but this time, access to Instagram and other social accounts has been lost too. Around the 8th of Feb there was an email alerting to suspicious activity and … Read more
In an effort to boost tourism visitors buying tickets to Angkor Archeological Park will be given extra days for free. This is a time-limited offer running from the 25th of February to the 25th of June 2020. During the offer period $37 One Day Angkor Archeological Park Pass is valid for 2 days (normally one … Read more
Cambodia has, to date, through luck or good management, been fortunate to have not suffered the pandemic to the extent of neighboring countries or those further afar. As stated by the Cambodian CDC, as of 9am April 9, 2020, we had identified a total of 118 cases of COVID-19 patients, and six more had recovered. … Read more
Hello Angkor is five years old! How time flies, it nearly passed by without a thought yet it was in June 2018 when the domain name HelloAngkor.com was purchased and the journey to where we are today had begun. From a blank canvas in 2018, the website has been through a few iterations and grown … Read more
Updated Jan 2024 – The ticket covers Angkor Wat and all the temples in Angkor Archeological Park including outlying sites such as Beng Mealea, Chau Srei Vibol, and Banteay Srei. There are two types of tickets, the normal ticket type and one for long-term foreign residents as set out below with prices in USD A. … Read more
Siem Reap is on the cusp of one the largest renewals in its modern history led by a massive government works program, namely the “38 Road Project” and even larger foreign investment developments. The large scale private developments, mostly led by foreign capital inflow, including Angkor Lake of Wonder – (or Naga World Siem Reap) … Read more