Zipline Angkor Park Siem Reap: 10 Lines, 21 Platforms

Fly through the jungle canopy above one of Cambodia's most ancient sites

This zipline adventure in Siem Reap's Angkor Archaeological Park sends you across four hanging bridges and through the treetops on 10 ziplines over 21 platforms, with two guides keeping groups to nine people maximum. The tour lasts three hours and includes a nature trail education trek and insurance; you choose between a Gold Course or Silver Course at checkout. Children from age 5 are welcome, and the operator provides helmets and safety gear for every guest.

The Experience

You arrive at the Angkor Archaeological Park with a zipline course ahead of you — either the Gold Course for a more intense run or the Silver Course for a steadier pace. Both routes take you up seven staircases, across four hanging bridges, and out onto 21 platforms positioned through the jungle. The guides brief you on safety, fit your helmet, and walk you through the harness system before you step off the first platform. From there, the day is motion: you clip in, lean back, and soar across the canopy on one of the 10 ziplines, each one dropping you closer to the forest floor or swinging you toward the next platform.

Between ziplines, you're moving through the trees on foot and on the sky bridges that connect the platforms. The guides share stories about the Angkor site and point out wildlife in the park as you go — this is part eco-tour, part adrenaline rush. The three-hour pace means you're not rushed through the course, and the cap at nine people per group keeps the experience personal rather than industrial. You wear comfortable outdoor clothing (no flip-flops or loose shoes), bring sunscreen and insect repellent, and stay hydrated as you work through the sequence.

The tour includes a nature trail education trek alongside the zipline course, so you're learning about the landscape and the site as you move through it. Insurance is built in, and every guest wears a helmet throughout. If you're traveling in the rainy season (June to October), bring a raincoat — the course runs in light rain, but visibility and grip matter. The Angkor Park pass itself is not included, so you'll need to arrange that separately before you arrive at the zipline operation site.

What’s included

• Nature trail education trek through the Angkor Archaeological Park.
• insurance coverage.
• helmets and safety harnesses for every guest.
• two guides per group.
• choice of Gold Course or Silver Course at checkout.

Good to know

Easy physical levelNot for heart conditions

Operated by Angkor Zipline

Is this one for you?Soar through Angkor's jungle canopy on 10 ziplines and hanging bridges—two guides and a small group keep you safe while you experience this ancient site from above.

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Top questions

What's the difference between the Gold Course and Silver Course?

The Gold Course is the more intense option with steeper lines and longer stretches through the canopy, while the Silver Course offers a steadier pace with the same 10 ziplines and 21 platforms. Both include the full experience of hanging bridges, staircases and jungle canopy flight — you choose at checkout based on your comfort level with adrenaline.

Do I need to be in great shape to zipline through Angkor?

The tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels. You'll climb seven staircases and walk between platforms, but the guides set a manageable pace and you're not racing. The main requirement is cardiovascular health — the operator does not recommend this for travelers with poor heart health — and the ability to follow safety instructions while harnessed in.

Can my five-year-old do this zipline course?

Children are welcome from age 5 onward. They'll wear a helmet and harness like every guest, and the guides keep groups small enough to give each person attention. Make sure your child is comfortable with heights and can follow safety instructions, since the course involves platforms 14 trees high and hanging bridges between them.

How long does the whole thing take?

The zipline adventure runs three hours total, including the nature trail education trek, safety briefing, and all 10 ziplines across the 21 platforms. You're not sitting around waiting — the guides move you through the course at a steady pace.

What do I need to bring or wear?

Wear comfortable outdoor clothing and closed-toe shoes (no flip-flops or loose-fitting shoes). Bring sunscreen and insect repellent — you're in the jungle. If you're visiting June to October, pack a raincoat. Leave dangling jewelry at your hotel. The operator provides helmets and all safety gear; you just show up ready to move.

Is the Angkor Park entrance ticket included?

No — the Angkor Wat park pass is not included in the zipline tour. You'll need to arrange and pay for your Angkor Archaeological Park entry separately before arriving at the zipline operation site.