Thailand / Cambodia

Sky train and subway map web site:
www.bangkok-hotels-bangkok.com/sky-train…

I have printed a copy of the map

Passes are required to enter the Angkor area. They are on sale at the front gate for 1 (US$20), 3 (US$40), or 7 (US$60) days, which must be used consecutively. (Cambodians can enter for free - you shouldn't need to buy a pass for your guide or your driver.) If you buy a pass on the evening before the first day of the pass, you can enter the park after 5PM to view the sunset, after which the park closes. A passport photo is required for the 3 and 7 day passes, which are non-transferable.

FOR THREE DAYS

first day

morning
The Bayon, the terrace of the Leper King, Tep Pranam, Prah Palilay, the Royal Palace, the Baphuon
Distance - 20 kilometres.

afternoon
The Kleang and Prah Pithu, the Victory Gate, Thommanon, Chau Say, Takeo, on returning Phnom Bakheng
Distance - 26 kilometres.

second day

morning
The Grand Circuit, with a visit to Pre Rup, Mebon, Ta Som, Neak Pean, Prah Khan (traversing from east to west)
Distance - 37 kilometres.

afternoon
Prasat Kravan, Ta Prohm (traversing from west to east), Banteay Kdei (traversing from west to east), the terrace of Srah Srang.
Distance - 26 kilometres.

third day

morning
Banteay Samre, Banteay Srei
Distance - 70 kilometres.

afternoon
Angkor Wat
Distance - 12 kilometres.