Unforgettable holidays in Angkor.
Siem Reap, just by the Angkor temples, brims with night markets, family-run restaurants and a rich heritage. Here are our favourite spots — let Caroline plan the rest.
Charmed by Siem Reap
Siem Reap is a lively, charming town brimming with night markets, authentic Cambodian restaurants and small boutiques. Its proximity to the Angkor archaeological site makes it the perfect base for your stay.
The hidden gems of Angkor
Beyond Angkor Wat, the region hides fascinating sites: the floating village of Kompong Phluk where you can kayak through the mangroves, or the National Museum of Angkor and its Khmer treasures.
Live like a king in Angkor
Enjoy a stunning pool, lush garden, and spacious villas with modern comforts. Savour Khmer cuisine prepared on site and benefit from the personalised service of Caroline and her team.
Getting around Angkor.
Easy as pie. Pick what fits your day — Caroline arranges everything on site.
Plan on 7 days, at least.
Here's the rhythm Caroline recommends — but nothing is set in stone. Everything is organised on arrival, based on your energy, your tastes, and the kind of trip you want.
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Day 1 — Small tour
The classic Angkor circuit — Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Phrom.
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Day 2 — Big tour
Further temples in the Angkor complex, at your own pace.
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Day 3 — Floating village
Tonlé Sap, kayaks in the mangroves, stilt-village lunch.
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Day 4 — Waterfalls & Banteay Srei
Phnom Kulen sacred mountain and the pink-stone citadel of women.
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Day 5 — Half-day at a family + lotus farm
A morning with locals, an afternoon among the lotus fields.
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Day 6 — Siem Reap city
Markets, museum, hidden Khmer restaurants, sunset by the river.
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Day 7 — Rest
Pool, hammock, garden. You'll need it.
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Bonus · Hidden temples
A half-day deep in the Angkor forest — the temples no one talks about.
I organise everything when you arrive — based on your energy, your tastes, your style. Nothing is pre-set. That's what my guests come back for.
Not to be missed.
A curated selection of must-see sites around Siem Reap, grouped by distance. Caroline and her team arrange everything on site — no need to book in advance.
Major temples · 15–25 min away
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Angkor Wat
The largest temple in the world, jewel of the Khmer empire.
8 km · 15 min tuk-tuk -
Angkor Thom
The former imperial capital and the mysterious Bayon with 216 faces.
10 km · 20 min tuk-tuk -
Ta Phrom
The temple wrapped in the giant roots of silk-cotton trees.
12 km · 25 min tuk-tuk
Off the beaten path · 1–2 hours away
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Banteay Srei
The “citadel of women” and its finely carved pink sandstone reliefs.
32 km · 45 min by car -
Beng Mealea
A temple forgotten in the jungle, off the beaten path.
70 km · 1h45 by car -
Koh Ker
10th-century former capital with its seven-tiered pyramid.
120 km · 2h30 by car -
Phnom Kulen
Sacred mountain, waterfalls, and the river of a thousand lingas.
50 km · 1h30 by car -
Khbal Spean
The riverbed carvings hidden deep in the forest.
50 km · 1h30 by car
Lakes & floating villages
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Kampong Phluk
Floating village on Tonlé Sap, kayaking in the mangroves.
30 km · 45 min by car -
Kampong Kleang
The largest stilt village on Tonlé Sap, authentic and unspoilt.
50 km · 1h30 by car
Caroline knows the quiet routes.
She speaks Khmer, knows the local guides, and the spots that aren't in the guidebooks. Tell her what you'd like — she'll arrange the rest, on site.
Talk to Caroline