All four distances and normal-period fees are published; the main page still labels its direct registration link as coming soon.
Professional access: The organizer publishes 21 km, 10 km, 5 km and 3 km categories, separate local and international registration routes, age rules, fees and an October 23 deadline. Race-pack pickup and guardian documentation are mandatory where applicable.
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The organizer publishes 21 km, 10 km, 5 km and 3 km categories, separate local and international registration routes, age rules, fees and an October 23 deadline. Race-pack pickup and guardian documentation are mandatory where applicable.
Check official access requirementsNormal foreign fees through October 23 are USD35 for 3 km, USD45 for 5 km, USD55 for 10 km and USD70 for 21 km, excluding a 7% handling fee and VAT. The page says the embedded registration link is coming soon, so verify the final organizer-approved checkout before paying.
Open official ticket informationA pre-dawn start and finish in front of Angkor Wat, with routes through the archaeological park and mandatory advance movement from Siem Reap.
Runners can choose a realistic distance while experiencing a highly place-specific course that cannot be substituted by an ordinary city race. Choose a trained-for distance, complete the correct local or international route and preserve the nonrefundable terms. Collect the race pack December 3–5, book a named driver for a 04:30 arrival and do not treat race access as permission to enter temple interiors.
Plan the 31st Angkor Wat International Half Marathon with exact normal fees, age rules, packet pickup, 04:30 arrival and heritage-site boundaries.
Runners can choose a realistic distance while experiencing a highly place-specific course that cannot be substituted by an ordinary city race.
The race places multiple distances on a certified international event inside the Angkor landscape while retaining its long-running humanitarian purpose.
Choose a trained-for distance, complete the correct local or international route and preserve the nonrefundable terms. Collect the race pack December 3–5, book a named driver for a 04:30 arrival and do not treat race access as permission to enter temple interiors.
Add one museum, temple, market or carefully chosen meal only after checking current hours, dress, photography, weather and transport, and never borrow time from the fixed event.
Agree an exact pickup point, retain the vehicle and driver details and use a known hotel, organizer or licensed transport route instead of accepting an unverified street offer after dark.
Choose a trained-for distance, complete the correct local or international route and preserve the nonrefundable terms. Collect the race pack December 3–5, book a named driver for a 04:30 arrival and do not treat race access as permission to enter temple interiors.
Official reservation guideComplete the official Cambodia e-Arrival within the permitted seven-day window, check the visa route for your passport and save every confirmation offline. Do not use lookalike visa or arrival websites. Allow airport, bridge, security and venue-queue margin.
Official transport guideUse only the verified paid entitlement and its written category; add disclosed fees, refundable lodging, airport and venue transfers, meals, mobile service, insurance and schedule-change exposure. Confirm currency, taxes and card or bank-transfer terms before payment.
Use a zipped front-held bag, separate backups and minimal valuables; confirm the organizer's badge, filming and security rules, and avoid isolated routes after dark.
Confirm minimum age, credential, supervision, sound, seating, toilets and transport. CAMBUILD bars under-16s and children; the race has distance-specific age and guardian rules.
Official family guidanceAsk the organizer, venue and hotel for exact step-free routes, surfaces, seating, toilets, companion rules and evacuation support. Temporary expo builds, heritage sites and road races must not be assumed accessible.
Official accessibility guideSite rulesFollow the final event and venue list. Never assume large bags, food, professional cameras, tripods, drones or recording equipment are admitted; CAMBUILD prohibits unauthorized photography and filming.Check the official safety guidance
Choose lodging by the hardest fixed movement, then verify the exact property, room and refundable terms. Current Booking.com and Tripadvisor evidence was checked August 13, 2026; every score, sample size and material limitation is disclosed.
Best for: EAEA's convention venue and north-city access
Tradeoff: Outside the walkable restaurant core
Best for: Central dining and city services
Tradeoff: Separate transfer to Sokha or Angkor
Best for: A shorter controlled Angkor approach
Tradeoff: Quieter and less useful for the convention venue
Angkor Cultural & Tourism Complex
The EAEA convention venue, giving delegates the lowest-risk path between rooms and the two full conference days, with resort facilities and a large current Tripadvisor review base.
Know before booking: It is outside the walkable city center, some rooms and equipment are described as dated, and the Booking.com sample is modest. Confirm that any convention offer names this exact resort/building and room class.
Wat Bo, central Siem Reap
A directly operated central boutique base that the EAEA host itself lists as an accommodation option, with exceptional current review scores, a substantial independent sample and practical city access.
Know before booking: It is not the EAEA venue and remains about six kilometers from the Angkor start, so every fixed movement requires a prearranged vehicle. The boutique inventory is limited and very high aggregate scores do not guarantee a particular room or transfer.
Hotel ratings move over time. We check at least two independent sources and include a drawback, but you should still read recent reviews before paying.
Phnom Penh and Siem Reap are separate air and road markets. In Phnom Penh, Koh Pich is a convention district reached across bridges that can bottleneck at peak times. In Siem Reap, central hotels, the Sokha convention campus and the Angkor start are distinct: prearrange exact pickups, retain the driver's details and protect substantial margin for rain, traffic, security controls and pre-dawn movements.
Use official opening, ticket, dress and photography rules; never schedule Angkor or a Phnom Penh museum so tightly that heat, queues or transfer delay threaten the event.
Reserve for the real party size, state dietary needs, verify the exact restaurant page and confirm the return when the route is not genuinely walkable.
Prioritize sleep, hydration, heat and rain protection, especially before a pre-dawn race or after dense conference days.
These are independent editorial planning choices, not endorsements or partnerships. Each link was matched to the exact named restaurant; verify the current menu, allergens, price, hours, reservation and return directly.
Sokha Siem Reap Resort & Convention Center · East–West fusion using Cambodian ingredients
An exact current restaurant page at the EAEA venue with published breakfast and dinner hours and a direct booking route.
Know before booking: A 448-seat resort restaurant can be heavily affected by convention groups; confirm the active service format, outside-guest access, price, allergens and reservation.
Viroth's Hotel, Wat Bo · Khmer and international poolside dining
The exact hotel-operated dining page publishes current breakfast, lunch and dinner hours, a menu, reservation form and direct contact in central Siem Reap.
Know before booking: Do not confuse the open hotel restaurant with the separately listed sister Viroth's Restaurant, which the same page marks temporarily closed. Confirm the hotel venue, menu, allergens, price and reservation.
Restaurant details and hours can change. Reconfirm the operating day and reserve directly before relying on a recommendation.
December 6, 2026.
Normal foreign fees through October 23 are USD35 for 3 km, USD45 for 5 km, USD55 for 10 km and USD70 for 21 km, excluding a 7% handling fee and VAT. The page says the embedded registration link is coming soon, so verify the final organizer-approved checkout before paying.
Prepared runners who want a dawn race through Angkor's temple landscape and can respect course, heritage, heat and race-pack rules.
The event page still says the direct registration link is coming soon while the organizer's detailed method page identifies active external routes; buyers must verify the exact final checkout before payment. Race entry is not general permission to enter restricted temple areas or ignore photography and heritage rules.
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