HaifongWangchuck wrote: ↑Thu Jan 25, 2024 11:27 pm

John Bingham wrote: ↑Thu Jan 25, 2024 10:24 pm

HaifongWangchuck wrote: ↑Thu Jan 25, 2024 5:19 pm

pissontheroof wrote: ↑Wed Jan 24, 2024 9:42 pm I just got a free one year pass to angkor wat ,
I was going to cut thru once to see the butterfly farm but couldn’t take the short cut without a ticket to enter
So I got the free pass and went one time to say I been there .
Believe me it’snot worth it .



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Only APSARA Authority has the legal authority to issue entry tickets, and they do not issue a "one year pass" of any kind (if you are a long term resident registered with your Sangkat, you generally do not need a pass at all). I would check the fine print on what you were given to make sure you weren't boosted with a swindle.

You are completely wrong on this. I got a one year pass just over a year ago, must remember to update it but I used it last January and it worked fine.

On the website for the state-owned enterprise that manages the Angkor Wat site, they say *only* they may issue entrance tickets:

Angkor Enterprise wrote:The Angkor Ticket Office (Angkor Enterprise) is the only place where you can purchase entrance tickets for the Angkor Archaeological Park. Tickets purchased elsewhere are not valid

And it would appear that the longest duration pass they issue is for 6 months, so a year-long pass is almost certainly not an officially recognised ticket that the APSARA Authority is obliged to honour.

Otherwise, wouldn't every business that could afford to issue their own tickets and passes, denying the state one of their favourite sources of revenue?