Angkor Borei Museum

The Angkor Borei Museum is an archaeological museum in Takeo Province displaying objects from daily life of the ancient Khmer. Its collection includes pottery, tools, jewelry, and stone inscriptions from different periods of Khmer history.

The museum stands near one of the earliest Khmer settlements and houses artifacts from the 5th century BC through the period after the Angkor Kingdom. The collection documents the development of this civilization over more than 1000 years.

The collection displays early Buddhist art and ceramic fragments that show how ideas from India shaped Khmer civilization. Visitors can trace these connections through the stone inscriptions and art pieces on display.

The museum is located south of Phnom Penh and requires advance coordination with the caretaker since opening hours are flexible. It is best to make contact before visiting to ensure the museum will be open for your arrival.

The building itself displays traditional Khmer architectural style and a Chakra wheel is among the most valued pieces in the collection. This symbol and its presentation give visitors insight into the spiritual significance that held meaning for the ancient Khmer.

GPS coordinates: 10.99420,104.97780

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:00