Phoum Chaufea invites guests to step back in time and experience a luxurious stay surrounded by traditional Khmer houses and vibrant Khmer art and culture. This sustainable village, reminiscent of ancient times, is nestled among lush fruit trees, colorful flowers, and a serene lotus pond. Located just a short 15-minute drive from the majestic Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, guests can enjoy a peaceful retreat amidst local temples and breathtaking scenery.

Spread across 12,000 square meters of land, Phoum Chaufea boasts 13 Khmer villas with private views. This unique architecture, which was lost for many years, was designed to be elevated above the ground in ancient times, allowing for various activities on the ground floor such as raising animals, weaving scarves, and socializing. Each of the 12 villas is equipped with a full kitchen, providing guests with the opportunity to immerse themselves in Khmer culinary traditions. Additionally, the villas are connected to the beloved Khmer literary work, the Reamker story, adding a touch of cultural richness to the experience.

The 13th villa, Chaufea House, also known as Lok Mchas Villa or "Master's Villa," is the largest in the village. This 1,458 square meter home seamlessly blends traditional Khmer architecture with modern design, offering guests a unique and comfortable stay. As guests explore the village, they will encounter cozy lounge areas, a village gift shop showcasing local artisans' creations, a refreshing Kesar pool, the Moha Chumpou restaurant and Bar serving delectable Khmer cuisine, a farm-to-table experience, the Kesar Spa offering traditional Khmer massages, and the tranquil Kesar sunset lounge.

Guests can also take part in village cooking classes, delve into Cambodia's weaving heritage with the world's longest krama, and admire the enchanting Sala Hanuman Building dedicated to the monkey deity from the Ramayana. Phoum Chaufea is not just a place to stay; it is a cultural exchange hub inviting guests from all corners of the globe to embrace and appreciate the Khmer way of life. Our village stands as a testament to the rich heritage of wooden villas and Khmer architecture, bridging cultures and nurturing mutual respect and understanding.