Angkor Eye – Siem Reap

Angkor Eye, Siem Reap CambodiaAngkor Eye – Cambodia’s First Ferris Wheel

Opened in March 2020, the Angkor Eye quickly became one of Siem Reap’s most popular modern attractions. Standing 85 meters tall, it is Cambodia’s very first Ferris wheel and offers a unique way to see the city. From its towering height, visitors can admire sweeping views that stretch across Siem Reap, the surrounding countryside, and even toward the legendary temples of Angkor.

Visitors Experience

Visitors step into one of the 48 fully air-conditioned cabins, each designed to comfortably seat up to four people. The ride lasts about 18 minutes, giving ample time to enjoy the peaceful ascent and the dramatic views from above. Whether visiting with family, friends, or a partner, the journey is both relaxing and unforgettable. From the top, the 360° panorama captures the city below, rural landscapes beyond, and on clear days, the iconic silhouette of Angkor Wat on the horizon.

Angkor Eye Significance

The Angkor Eye is not only the tallest Ferris wheel in Cambodia but also among the largest in Asia. It represents a modern landmark for Siem Reap, adding a new dimension of leisure and entertainment to a city known primarily for its ancient temples. Beyond the thrill, it provides a fresh perspective on the cultural landscape, blending modern design with views of Cambodia’s timeless heritage.

Angkor Eye Location

The Ferris wheel is conveniently located along National Road 6, just five minutes from Siem Reap’s city center. Its towering frame is easily visible when arriving from the airport, making it an unmistakable part of the skyline. The attraction also sits close to other entertainment venues, including the Cambodian Cultural Village and Angkor Light, making it easy to combine experiences in one trip.

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