Angkor Wat Photoshoot Prices

Angkor Wat photoshoots are available from just $39, with simple packages for travellers who want professional photos without premium photography prices. The cost depends on the length of your photoshoot, with packages ranging from 30 minutes to 2 hours. Your photographer will guide you through a straightforward photoshoot at Angkor, with packages designed to keep the experience simple and affordable. There is no lengthy editing process or waiting for your photos afterwards. Your photos are transferred directly to you after the photoshoot, so you can take them away with you the same day.

How Much Does an Angkor Wat Photoshoot Cost?

Our Angkor Wat photoshoots start from $39. The price depends mainly on how long you spend with your photographer and the number of photos included in your package.

We keep the service deliberately straightforward. Instead of charging for extensive editing, retouching and a highly customised photography experience, we focus on giving you good professional photos at Angkor Wat at an affordable price.

Choose the package that suits you, meet your photographer at the arranged location, enjoy your photoshoot and receive your photos directly afterwards.

Man photographed in front of Angkor Wat temple

Angkor Wat Photoshoot Packages

We offer a small selection of fixed photoshoot packages, making it easy to choose based on how much time you want with your photographer and how many photos you would like. All packages follow our straightforward photoshoot format, with your photos transferred directly to you after the shoot.

Couple photographed at sunrise during an Angkor Wat photoshoot

What’s Included in an Angkor Wat Photoshoot?

Every photoshoot includes a professional local photographer, the shooting time included in your chosen package and the number of photos shown in the package.

Your photographer will guide you during the shoot and help with simple posing and positioning. At the end of the photoshoot, your photos are transferred directly to you.

Photos are provided as taken and are not edited or retouched. Your Angkor temple pass and transport are not included.

Man posing in front of Angkor Wat during an early morning photoshoot

Why Are Our Angkor Wat Photoshoots Affordable?

We keep our photoshoots simple.

Our packages have fixed shooting times, a straightforward photography process and no editing or retouching afterwards. This means less work before and after each photoshoot, allowing us to offer professional photography at Angkor Wat from just $39.

This service is designed for travellers who want good photos of their visit to Angkor without paying for a highly customised photography experience or extensive post-production.

Couple photographed at sunrise during an Angkor Wat photoshoot

Do I Need an Angkor Temple Pass?

Yes. You need a valid Angkor temple pass to enter Angkor Wat, and the cost of your temple pass is not included in the photoshoot price.

For current ticket prices, see the official Angkor Wat ticket website.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does an Angkor Wat photoshoot cost?

Our Angkor Wat photoshoots start from $39. The price depends on the length of the photoshoot and the package you choose.

Yes, but you may receive fewer photos per person. Larger groups take more time to arrange and pose than 1–2 people.

No. All photos are provided unedited, which allows us to keep our photoshoots affordable and deliver your photos the same day.

No. Prices are per photoshoot, not per person. All packages include 1–2 people at no extra cost.
If you’re a couple, you’re not paying double like you would with most tour platforms that charge per head

Your photographer will send your photos to you on the same day as your photoshoot.

We’ll send you the exact Angkor Wat meeting point and your photographer’s details before your photoshoot.

Payment is made directly to your photographer in cash when you meet them at Angkor Wat.

No. Angkor Archaeological Park admission is not included. You will need a valid temple pass to enter Angkor Wat.

For current ticket prices, see the official Angkor Wat ticket website.

Angkor Wat is an active religious site. Please wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees while visiting the temple.

Mornings rarely see rain, so it’s not usually a concern. If it does happen during your session, there are plenty of covered and indoor areas at Angkor Wat we can shoot in instead.