National Museum of Cambodia

The National Museum of Cambodia, located in Phnom Penh, is the country's largest museum dedicated to Khmer art and culture. Established in 1920, it houses a vast collection of artifacts, including sculptures, ceramics, and textiles that showcase Cambodia's rich history, particularly from the Angkor era. The museum's distinctive traditional architecture adds to its significance, surrounded by beautiful gardens. It serves as a vital resource for preserving and promoting Cambodian heritage, allowing visitors to explore the country's ancient history and artistic achievements. The museum plays an essential role in cultural education and national identity.