Operating from December 24 through February 28 next year

Hanatour said on the 22nd that it will operate direct charter flights with Trinity Airlines between Incheon and Siem Reap, providing the closest connection to Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Provided by Hanatour.

Hanatour said on the 22nd that it will operate direct charter flights with Trinity Airlines between Incheon and Siem Reap, providing the closest connection to Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Provided by Hanatour.

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Hana Tour announced on October 22 that it will operate direct charter flights with Trinity Airlines between Incheon and Siem Reap, providing the closest access to Angkor Wat in Cambodia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The charter flights will operate from December 24, 2026, through February 28, 2027, during the dry season, the best time to travel.


The flagship package, “5 Days in Siem Reap #VIP Visa Included,” includes stays at five-star hotels throughout the trip, as well as an expedited VIP visa and a herbal compress massage for every customer. On the third day, the highlight of the itinerary, travelers will explore the Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom temple complexes. The day begins with a sunrise tour of Angkor Wat, followed by visits to temples throughout the site. In Angkor Thom, travelers will visit key attractions, including Bayon Temple and the Terrace of the Leper King.


Another flagship package, “5 Days in Siem Reap #Angkor Wat,” also includes tours of Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom and stays at five-star hotels, as well as popular optional tours at no extra charge.



A Hana Tour representative said, “Siem Reap is a popular destination that continues to attract travelers from around the world, including Europe and Asia. Through these charter flight packages, we aim to provide customers with a travel experience they can enjoy with peace of mind.”


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