Siem Reap: Located in Cambodia

Home to the famous Angkor Archaeological Park, which includes some of the most magnificent and historically significant temples in Southeast Asia. The temples were built during the Khmer Empire (approximately 9th to 15th centuries) and are renowned for their architecture, artistry, and spiritual significance. The area attracts millions of visitors each year who come to marvel at the grand ruins and explore the fascinating history of the empire.

Kompong Pluk: A Fascinating and Picturesque Floating Village

Located on the Tonlé Sap Lake in Cambodia, about 15 kilometers south of the town of Siem Reap. The village is well-known for its unique way of life, where homes, schools, and even markets are built on stilts or floating structures, adapting to the seasonal rise and fall of the water level in the lake.  The entire village is built on or around the water, with houses supported by large wooden stilts that can rise up to 10 meters above the lake’s surface during the wet season. When the water recedes in the dry season, the village's "floating" structures are visible from the ground.

Siem Reap City: Located in Northwestern Cambodia

Most famous for being the gateway to the Angkor Archaeological Park, home to the spectacular Angkor Wat temple complex. It’s both a cultural and tourist hub, drawing millions of visitors from around the world to explore its ancient ruins, while also offering a taste of Cambodian life and modern amenities.

Siem Reap blends a sense of ancient history with the energy of a modern tourist town. The bustling markets, lively nightlife, and warm, welcoming locals give the city an atmosphere of charm. At the same time, the monumental temples and rich history of the Khmer Empire provide a deeply spiritual and awe-inspiring experience. Whether you’re drawn by the awe-inspiring ruins of Angkor Wat, the vibrant culture of the town, or the peaceful natural surroundings, Siem Reap has something to offer for every traveler.