9th–15th centuries
The capitals of Angkor
The archaeological park preserves the remains of several capitals of the Khmer Empire.
Siem Reap · Cambodia
Angkor brings many people to Siem Reap. It can also inspire a different way of living: taking your time, finding new routines and returning to the quiet of your own home.
Why Siem Reap? ↓
Locate your project
Cambodia is in Southeast Asia. Siem Reap lies in the north-west of the country, north of Tonlé Sap Lake and south of the Angkor temples. Phnom Penh is the national capital; Siem Reap is a separate city shaped by its heritage and everyday local life.
Find Siem Reap on the map ↗City location, not the address of a plot for sale.
A few historical landmarks
Angkor’s temples tell a major chapter of Khmer history. Around this heritage, villages, crafts and traditions remain part of everyday life. Exploring Siem Reap also means getting to know Cambodia today.
9th–15th centuries
The archaeological park preserves the remains of several capitals of the Khmer Empire.
9 November 1953
Cambodia regained independence following the French protectorate.
1992
Angkor was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Why picture a life here?
A walk through the market, a meal outdoors, a cultural discovery… then your garden and a swim at home. This is the idea behind Angkor Gardens: a villa designed around your life.
Make time and space for yourself. Quiet also depends on the area and its neighbours: a visit is an opportunity to explore the surroundings of your chosen plot.
Temples, markets and crafts offer opportunities to explore, learn and build your own connections with the city.
A year-round home, stays of 3–6 months or a place to return to regularly: your intended use shapes the villa project from the start.
Shanone and Michael live in Siem Reap. Discuss your plans with them, visit a plot and follow your project in person or remotely.
Beyond the city
South of Siem Reap, Tonlé Sap opens onto a landscape of lake, villages and flooded forests. Its biosphere reserve has been recognised by UNESCO since 1997. Seasonal changes in water levels shape life in this area.
From a place to live to your own villa
Tell us about your lifestyle, your intended stays and the villa you imagine. We can share the reference plans and discuss your project in Siem Reap.
Historical and geographical details checked on 8 November 2026.