Immersive Angkor has reached a new stage as the “Living Art Pavilion” of Living Art Village, where this immersive experience will be located, officially broke ground on February 23, 2026. Immersive Angkor and Artisans Angkor partner on this joint location to create a new tourism ecosystem for Khmer cultural heritage, blending traditional and modern experiential concepts that will position Siem Reap as a leading tourist destination in Southeast Asia.
Immersive Angkor was initiated and developed by Confluences. Following a successful fundraising phase, the project is now progressing to a new stage under a dedicated team, with continued on-the-ground support from the Confluences team.
The Living Art Village, a US$5 million cultural hub in Siem Reap re-developed by Artisans Angkor, aims to position the city as a leading regional attraction while revitalizing its economy. Covering one hectare, this integrated village features museums, retail, artist residencies, and much more within different campuses. The component of the village, the “Living Art Pavilion” will host our Immersive Angkor, the new Artisans Angkor flagship store as well as a prints lab and bookstore, a rooftop café, a Khmer brasserie, and an aperitivo bar.
"Everyone is eager to know what will bring new excitement to Siem Reap for both local and international tourism," said Mr. Kay LOT, Managing Director of Artisans Angkor. "With this investment, we are revealing the future. We believe the Living Art Village is another reason travelers will choose to extend their stay in Siem Reap. It is designed to create a powerful tourism pulse that will benefit the provincial economy in the long run."
Watch the project video below:
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This collaboration between Immersive Angkor and Artisans Angkor is more than just a co-location. It is a strategic partnership to preserve and promote our heritage in a full day journey for tourists to experience complementary layers of Khmer culture: from immersive museum of Angkor’s history, a live craftsmanship of unique handmade pieces, and culture-inspired hospitality experiences.
Once open, Immersive Angkor and the Living Art Village will diversify Siem Reap’s tourism landscape. By offering innovative, technology-integrated attractions, this ecosystem enriches the visitor's journey and encourages longer stays. This will directly contribute to the city’s overall economic growth.
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“Siem Reap has been moving into a hub for high-value and immersive tourism experiences. Immersive Angkor is the missing puzzle piece for this transition that will complement the traditional Angkor visit. With Artisans Angkor, we are creating a powerful alliance that preserves local craftsmanship while proving that Siem Reap is ready for digital innovation in the tourism industry.” said Chris VARIN, Siem Reap Branch Manager of Confluences.
Immersive Angkor is Southeast Asia’s first digital heritage experience. Using ultra-realistic 3D animations and 360-degree projections, it takes visitors on a journey through narrative capsules that recount major historical events of the Angkorian Empire and films, offering an immersive discovery of several archaeological sites. Following our presentation to and endorsement by Cambodian Prime Minister HUN MANET, Immersive Angkor team has been working closely with APSARA National Authority as well as ICONEM on the 3D scanning of the Angkor Archaeological Park, to welcome Siem Reap’s visitors to experience our Immersive Angkor at the Living Art Village by Q4 2026.
For more information, please visit https://www.linkedin.com/company/immersive-angkor or contact Elise ROY, Communication Officer of Immersive Angkor.
Elise ROY holds a degree in Political Science from Sciences Po Strasbourg and a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a focus on Asian cultural studies. She is currently pursuing a master's degree in Asian international Affairs at Sciences Po Lyon. Now as part of our resident community, Elise will be liaising between Confluences’ offices in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap to help advance the development of Immersive Angkor.
► Email: elise.roy@immersiveangkor.com
► LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eliseroyy
Immersive Angkor has reached a new stage as the “Living Art Pavilion” of Living Art Village, where this immersive experience will be located, officially broke ground on February 23, 2026. Immersive Angkor and Artisans Angkor partner on this joint location to create a new tourism ecosystem for Khmer cultural heritage, blending traditional and modern experiential concepts that will position Siem Reap as a leading tourist destination in Southeast Asia.
Immersive Angkor was initiated and developed by Confluences. Following a successful fundraising phase, the project is now progressing to a new stage under a dedicated team, with continued on-the-ground support from the Confluences team.
The Living Art Village, a US$5 million cultural hub in Siem Reap re-developed by Artisans Angkor, aims to position the city as a leading regional attraction while revitalizing its economy. Covering one hectare, this integrated village features museums, retail, artist residencies, and much more within different campuses. The component of the village, the “Living Art Pavilion” will host our Immersive Angkor, the new Artisans Angkor flagship store as well as a prints lab and bookstore, a rooftop café, a Khmer brasserie, and an aperitivo bar.
"Everyone is eager to know what will bring new excitement to Siem Reap for both local and international tourism," said Mr. Kay LOT, Managing Director of Artisans Angkor. "With this investment, we are revealing the future. We believe the Living Art Village is another reason travelers will choose to extend their stay in Siem Reap. It is designed to create a powerful tourism pulse that will benefit the provincial economy in the long run."
Watch the project video below:
This collaboration between Immersive Angkor and Artisans Angkor is more than just a co-location. It is a strategic partnership to preserve and promote our heritage in a full day journey for tourists to experience complementary layers of Khmer culture: from immersive museum of Angkor’s history, a live craftsmanship of unique handmade pieces, and culture-inspired hospitality experiences.
Once open, Immersive Angkor and the Living Art Village will diversify Siem Reap’s tourism landscape. By offering innovative, technology-integrated attractions, this ecosystem enriches the visitor's journey and encourages longer stays. This will directly contribute to the city’s overall economic growth.
“Siem Reap has been moving into a hub for high-value and immersive tourism experiences. Immersive Angkor is the missing puzzle piece for this transition that will complement the traditional Angkor visit. With Artisans Angkor, we are creating a powerful alliance that preserves local craftsmanship while proving that Siem Reap is ready for digital innovation in the tourism industry.” said Chris VARIN, Siem Reap Branch Manager of Confluences.
Immersive Angkor is Southeast Asia’s first digital heritage experience. Using ultra-realistic 3D animations and 360-degree projections, it takes visitors on a journey through narrative capsules that recount major historical events of the Angkorian Empire and films, offering an immersive discovery of several archaeological sites. Following our presentation to and endorsement by Cambodian Prime Minister HUN MANET, Immersive Angkor team has been working closely with APSARA National Authority as well as ICONEM on the 3D scanning of the Angkor Archaeological Park, to welcome Siem Reap’s visitors to experience our Immersive Angkor at the Living Art Village by Q4 2026.
For more information, please visit https://www.linkedin.com/company/immersive-angkor or contact Elise ROY, Communication Officer of Immersive Angkor.
Elise ROY holds a degree in Political Science from Sciences Po Strasbourg and a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a focus on Asian cultural studies. She is currently pursuing a master's degree in Asian international Affairs at Sciences Po Lyon. Now as part of our resident community, Elise will be liaising between Confluences’ offices in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap to help advance the development of Immersive Angkor.
► Email: elise.roy@immersiveangkor.com
► LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eliseroyy
Immersive Angkor has reached a new stage as the “Living Art Pavilion” of Living Art Village, where this immersive experience will be located, officially broke ground on February 23, 2026. Immersive Angkor and Artisans Angkor partner on this joint location to create a new tourism ecosystem for Khmer cultural heritage, blending traditional and modern experiential concepts that will position Siem Reap as a leading tourist destination in Southeast Asia.
Immersive Angkor was initiated and developed by Confluences. Following a successful fundraising phase, the project is now progressing to a new stage under a dedicated team, with continued on-the-ground support from the Confluences team.
The Living Art Village, a US$5 million cultural hub in Siem Reap re-developed by Artisans Angkor, aims to position the city as a leading regional attraction while revitalizing its economy. Covering one hectare, this integrated village features museums, retail, artist residencies, and much more within different campuses. The component of the village, the “Living Art Pavilion” will host our Immersive Angkor, the new Artisans Angkor flagship store as well as a prints lab and bookstore, a rooftop café, a Khmer brasserie, and an aperitivo bar.
"Everyone is eager to know what will bring new excitement to Siem Reap for both local and international tourism," said Mr. Kay LOT, Managing Director of Artisans Angkor. "With this investment, we are revealing the future. We believe the Living Art Village is another reason travelers will choose to extend their stay in Siem Reap. It is designed to create a powerful tourism pulse that will benefit the provincial economy in the long run."
Watch the project video below:
This collaboration between Immersive Angkor and Artisans Angkor is more than just a co-location. It is a strategic partnership to preserve and promote our heritage in a full day journey for tourists to experience complementary layers of Khmer culture: from immersive museum of Angkor’s history, a live craftsmanship of unique handmade pieces, and culture-inspired hospitality experiences.
Once open, Immersive Angkor and the Living Art Village will diversify Siem Reap’s tourism landscape. By offering innovative, technology-integrated attractions, this ecosystem enriches the visitor's journey and encourages longer stays. This will directly contribute to the city’s overall economic growth.
“Siem Reap has been moving into a hub for high-value and immersive tourism experiences. Immersive Angkor is the missing puzzle piece for this transition that will complement the traditional Angkor visit. With Artisans Angkor, we are creating a powerful alliance that preserves local craftsmanship while proving that Siem Reap is ready for digital innovation in the tourism industry.” said Chris VARIN, Siem Reap Branch Manager of Confluences.
Immersive Angkor is Southeast Asia’s first digital heritage experience. Using ultra-realistic 3D animations and 360-degree projections, it takes visitors on a journey through narrative capsules that recount major historical events of the Angkorian Empire and films, offering an immersive discovery of several archaeological sites. Following our presentation to and endorsement by Cambodian Prime Minister HUN MANET, Immersive Angkor team has been working closely with APSARA National Authority as well as ICONEM on the 3D scanning of the Angkor Archaeological Park, to welcome Siem Reap’s visitors to experience our Immersive Angkor at the Living Art Village by Q4 2026.
For more information, please visit https://www.linkedin.com/company/immersive-angkor or contact Elise ROY, Communication Officer of Immersive Angkor.
Elise ROY holds a degree in Political Science from Sciences Po Strasbourg and a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a focus on Asian cultural studies. She is currently pursuing a master's degree in Asian international Affairs at Sciences Po Lyon. Now as part of our resident community, Elise will be liaising between Confluences’ offices in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap to help advance the development of Immersive Angkor.
► Email: elise.roy@immersiveangkor.com
► LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eliseroyy
Immersive Angkor has reached a new stage as the “Living Art Pavilion” of Living Art Village, where this immersive experience will be located, officially broke ground on February 23, 2026. Immersive Angkor and Artisans Angkor partner on this joint location to create a new tourism ecosystem for Khmer cultural heritage, blending traditional and modern experiential concepts that will position Siem Reap as a leading tourist destination in Southeast Asia.
Immersive Angkor was initiated and developed by Confluences. Following a successful fundraising phase, the project is now progressing to a new stage under a dedicated team, with continued on-the-ground support from the Confluences team.
The Living Art Village, a US$5 million cultural hub in Siem Reap re-developed by Artisans Angkor, aims to position the city as a leading regional attraction while revitalizing its economy. Covering one hectare, this integrated village features museums, retail, artist residencies, and much more within different campuses. The component of the village, the “Living Art Pavilion” will host our Immersive Angkor, the new Artisans Angkor flagship store as well as a prints lab and bookstore, a rooftop café, a Khmer brasserie, and an aperitivo bar.
"Everyone is eager to know what will bring new excitement to Siem Reap for both local and international tourism," said Mr. Kay LOT, Managing Director of Artisans Angkor. "With this investment, we are revealing the future. We believe the Living Art Village is another reason travelers will choose to extend their stay in Siem Reap. It is designed to create a powerful tourism pulse that will benefit the provincial economy in the long run."
Watch the project video below:
This collaboration between Immersive Angkor and Artisans Angkor is more than just a co-location. It is a strategic partnership to preserve and promote our heritage in a full day journey for tourists to experience complementary layers of Khmer culture: from immersive museum of Angkor’s history, a live craftsmanship of unique handmade pieces, and culture-inspired hospitality experiences.
Once open, Immersive Angkor and the Living Art Village will diversify Siem Reap’s tourism landscape. By offering innovative, technology-integrated attractions, this ecosystem enriches the visitor's journey and encourages longer stays. This will directly contribute to the city’s overall economic growth.
“Siem Reap has been moving into a hub for high-value and immersive tourism experiences. Immersive Angkor is the missing puzzle piece for this transition that will complement the traditional Angkor visit. With Artisans Angkor, we are creating a powerful alliance that preserves local craftsmanship while proving that Siem Reap is ready for digital innovation in the tourism industry.” said Chris VARIN, Siem Reap Branch Manager of Confluences.
Immersive Angkor is Southeast Asia’s first digital heritage experience. Using ultra-realistic 3D animations and 360-degree projections, it takes visitors on a journey through narrative capsules that recount major historical events of the Angkorian Empire and films, offering an immersive discovery of several archaeological sites. Following our presentation to and endorsement by Cambodian Prime Minister HUN MANET, Immersive Angkor team has been working closely with APSARA National Authority as well as ICONEM on the 3D scanning of the Angkor Archaeological Park, to welcome Siem Reap’s visitors to experience our Immersive Angkor at the Living Art Village by Q4 2026.
For more information, please visit https://www.linkedin.com/company/immersive-angkor or contact Elise ROY, Communication Officer of Immersive Angkor.
Elise ROY holds a degree in Political Science from Sciences Po Strasbourg and a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a focus on Asian cultural studies. She is currently pursuing a master's degree in Asian international Affairs at Sciences Po Lyon. Now as part of our resident community, Elise will be liaising between Confluences’ offices in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap to help advance the development of Immersive Angkor.
► Email: elise.roy@immersiveangkor.com
► LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eliseroyy
Immersive Angkor has reached a new stage as the “Living Art Pavilion” of Living Art Village, where this immersive experience will be located, officially broke ground on February 23, 2026. Immersive Angkor and Artisans Angkor partner on this joint location to create a new tourism ecosystem for Khmer cultural heritage, blending traditional and modern experiential concepts that will position Siem Reap as a leading tourist destination in Southeast Asia.
Immersive Angkor was initiated and developed by Confluences. Following a successful fundraising phase, the project is now progressing to a new stage under a dedicated team, with continued on-the-ground support from the Confluences team.
The Living Art Village, a US$5 million cultural hub in Siem Reap re-developed by Artisans Angkor, aims to position the city as a leading regional attraction while revitalizing its economy. Covering one hectare, this integrated village features museums, retail, artist residencies, and much more within different campuses. The component of the village, the “Living Art Pavilion” will host our Immersive Angkor, the new Artisans Angkor flagship store as well as a prints lab and bookstore, a rooftop café, a Khmer brasserie, and an aperitivo bar.
"Everyone is eager to know what will bring new excitement to Siem Reap for both local and international tourism," said Mr. Kay LOT, Managing Director of Artisans Angkor. "With this investment, we are revealing the future. We believe the Living Art Village is another reason travelers will choose to extend their stay in Siem Reap. It is designed to create a powerful tourism pulse that will benefit the provincial economy in the long run."
Watch the project video below:
This collaboration between Immersive Angkor and Artisans Angkor is more than just a co-location. It is a strategic partnership to preserve and promote our heritage in a full day journey for tourists to experience complementary layers of Khmer culture: from immersive museum of Angkor’s history, a live craftsmanship of unique handmade pieces, and culture-inspired hospitality experiences.
Once open, Immersive Angkor and the Living Art Village will diversify Siem Reap’s tourism landscape. By offering innovative, technology-integrated attractions, this ecosystem enriches the visitor's journey and encourages longer stays. This will directly contribute to the city’s overall economic growth.
“Siem Reap has been moving into a hub for high-value and immersive tourism experiences. Immersive Angkor is the missing puzzle piece for this transition that will complement the traditional Angkor visit. With Artisans Angkor, we are creating a powerful alliance that preserves local craftsmanship while proving that Siem Reap is ready for digital innovation in the tourism industry.” said Chris VARIN, Siem Reap Branch Manager of Confluences.
Immersive Angkor is Southeast Asia’s first digital heritage experience. Using ultra-realistic 3D animations and 360-degree projections, it takes visitors on a journey through narrative capsules that recount major historical events of the Angkorian Empire and films, offering an immersive discovery of several archaeological sites. Following our presentation to and endorsement by Cambodian Prime Minister HUN MANET, Immersive Angkor team has been working closely with APSARA National Authority as well as ICONEM on the 3D scanning of the Angkor Archaeological Park, to welcome Siem Reap’s visitors to experience our Immersive Angkor at the Living Art Village by Q4 2026.
For more information, please visit https://www.linkedin.com/company/immersive-angkor or contact Elise ROY, Communication Officer of Immersive Angkor.
Elise ROY holds a degree in Political Science from Sciences Po Strasbourg and a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a focus on Asian cultural studies. She is currently pursuing a master's degree in Asian international Affairs at Sciences Po Lyon. Now as part of our resident community, Elise will be liaising between Confluences’ offices in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap to help advance the development of Immersive Angkor.
► Email: elise.roy@immersiveangkor.com
► LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eliseroyy
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