Cambodian Living Arts

The Cambodian Living Arts is a non-advantage affiliation that hosts Apsara and standard Khmer move exhibitions at the National Museum of Cambodia. Conventional Khmer dance dates back to the eighteenth century, yet was relatively lost under the Khmer Rouge administration.

Cambodian Living Arts revived the art by social occasion surviving expert craftsmen to prepare and pass on their insight to more youthful ages Performed in a small theatre inside the grounds of the National Museum, the Cambodian Living Arts' dance show is a delightful execution that features traditional Cambodian dance, music, and outfits. The association tries to safeguard social components that were relatively lost amid the Khmer Rouge's rule of terror. Charming, entertaining, moving, and, extremely delightful, the show is unquestionably worth seeing when in Phnom Penh.

Tickets are estimated at US$15 and are hung on Mondays, Wednesdays and ends of the week from 19:00 onwards.