The National Museum of Cambodia is the country’s largest museum dedicated to archaeology, history, and Khmer art. Opened in 1920, the museum houses one of the world’s finest collections of Khmer sculptures dating from the Angkor period.
Designed in traditional Khmer style with peaceful courtyards and lush gardens, the museum offers visitors an opportunity to explore Cambodia’s artistic evolution and centuries of cultural heritage through thousands of carefully preserved artifacts.
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