Discover Angkor

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Angkor

Angkor is a cheerful water ride in the China themed area. You board a boat at a temple and sail through the jungle. Your main weapon: a water cannon.

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The concept

The ride is named after the region in Cambodia that was once the capital of the mighty Khmer Empire. You sail along a canal past animals in the jungle. Then you reach a village where you have to hit targets so the villagers will let you through.

Visitors firing water pistols from their boat at Angkor
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A family in an Angkor boat with water cannons

The Experience

The most exciting part comes at the end. Where the canal winds the most, the boats come together and the final battle begins. Other boats and people on the bank fire water guns at you to stop you reaching land. You rarely stay dry here.

Discover Angkor

Expect to get wet

On Angkor everyone shoots at everyone, including from the side. Bring dry clothes or stow your belongings safely.

Join in from the shore

You can join in even if you're not in a boat. From the banks and little beaches, visitors fire at the passing boats.

Express ONE

Short on time? With a PortAventura Express ONE you skip the regular queue at one ride of your choice. You can buy Express passes online (cheaper) or in the park, while stocks last.

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Visitor information

From 1.30 metres you can ride in the boat on your own. If you're shorter, you ride with an adult. Angkor is a gentle ride suitable for the whole family. There is a separate entrance for visitors with disabilities. A photo is taken during the ride, which you can buy afterwards. PortAventura Park isn't open all year round. Check the official opening calendar before your visit.

An Angkor boat by the temple ruins
The water of Angkor with an elephant statue and roller coasters in the background

Cooling off in China

Angkor is one of the most fun rides to enjoy together on a hot day. After your ride, dry off in the sunshine of China, close to Dragon Khan and Shambhala.

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