Go behind the scenes of Angkor with the German Apsara Conservation Project, gaining rare access to the ongoing work that keeps the temples standing. This is a chance to step into areas usually closed to the public and see Angkor from a completely different perspective.
Sites visited vary depending on current projects, but the experience might include time at Angkor Wat itself, where there may be the opportunity to climb scaffolding and get close to the intricate stonework, or visits to temples such as Prasat Kravan, where sections are often restricted while conservation is underway.
Along the way, you’ll meet the conservation team and see their work up close, learning about the techniques, challenges and careful decisions involved in preserving these centuries-old structures. It’s a more hands-on, in-depth way to experience Angkor — less about sightseeing, and more about understanding what it takes to protect it for the future.
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