Hariharalaya

( the story )

A screen-free yoga and meditation retreat outside Siem Reap running fixed six- and sixteen-day programmes, with an Angkor Wat sunrise journey inside every stay.

where it begins

Hariharalaya doesn't sell nights; it runs a process. You join either the six-day Immersion in Presence and Aliveness or the sixteen-day Life Reset, and the days are already shaped — yoga of awareness training, meditation, workshops, a healing massage, three plant-based meals. There is no Wi-Fi and there are no screens: the digital detox is the structure, not an add-on. Somewhere in the retreat you leave before dawn for Angkor Wat, meditate as the sun comes up over the temple, and receive a water blessing from a Buddhist monk. You sleep in a traditional Khmer wooden house, a garden bungalow, a villa or a suite, on grounds that hold a yoga studio, a meditation temple, a pool, an art studio and a climbing wall.