Malis & the Goddess of Flowers
From great devotion comes great art Wandering through the halls and pathways of Angkor Wat, taking in the overwhelming magnificence and minute detail of the statues, sculptures, reliefs, and friezes […]
The wait is over and we are delighted to welcome you back to Malis
We are thrilled to inform you we are now open for dine-in services seven days a week offering breakfast, lunch, happy hour, and dinner. Guests can now enjoy one of […]
Another Great Service with the Thalias App
With great relief our doors are opened once more, which means that you can once again start your day the most delicious way with one of Malis’ amazing breakfast soups, […]
Solina Chhorng, The Ambition And Energy Of The Self-Taught
“When I was young, I dreamed of becoming a businesswoman. I imagined I would specialise in grocery shopping, brewing all sorts of products with bright colours and exotic scents. If […]
Heng Chan Sokha, The Guardian Of The Temple
In the kitchens of the Malis of Siem Reap, everyone calls him \”Chef Sokha\”. From his stoves, Heng Chan Sokha watches over the reputation of a restaurant that showcases all […]
A Sanctuary for Your Senses at a Price You Can Afford
While the number of cases of COVID-19 in Cambodia may be low, making it one of the safest places in the world to visit at the moment, these facts are […]
Kuy Teav: The Brightest Start to Your Day
The term “Kuy Teav” refers to the silky rice noodles that form the basis of a soup whose versatility and popularity go hand in hand. Because Kuy Teav is not […]
Manava, a Successful Social Enterprise
MANAVA creates baskets and handbags in collaboration with Cambodian craftswomen from the village of Krobey Riel (10 km from Siem Reap). From the Netherlands… This amazing story begins in the Netherlands where […]
When Your Holiday Helps Keep Cambodia Green
Extending across the southwest of Cambodia and eastern Thailand, the Cardamom Mountain range (Khmer: ជួរ ភ្នំក្រវាញ, Chuor Phnom Krâvanh) is the site for one of the largest and least explored tropical forests in Southeast Asia. […]
Snatching a Bird’s-Eye-View of Angkor
They’ve been flying high for nearly 20 years now and, even for those who have explored every nook and cranny of the temples powered only by their feet, still have […]