National Museum of Cambodia

Situated a long side the royal residence, the National Museum of Cambodia is home to more than 5,000 antiquities going back to the ancient Angkorian period. Different rooms show a scope of uncommon statues, lingas and different things, including an unbelievable statue of the Leper King from Siem Reap and a mammoth eleventh century bronze Vishnu. It is an incredible antecedent to an outing to Angkor Wat.

Multilingual visit guides are additionally accessible for guests. The National Museum of Cambodia is the nation's biggest archeological and social history historical center. It empowers you to have a look into the cultural side of Cambodian history going back to the fourth century. Introduced in 1920 as the Musée Albert Sarraut amid the French provincial time frame, its opening was started by George Groslier – a famous creator and student of history – and architect as well as the first curator of the museum.