Angkor Panorama Museum

The Angkor Panorama Museum houses a circular wall painting that depicts the history and life of the Angkor realm, wrapping around a central space. The building also contains smaller models of temples and maps that clarify the layout of ancient sites.

The museum was built in 2015 as a modern effort to document the history of the Angkor realm, which flourished in the region hundreds of years ago. The artwork inside was created by international artists to preserve memory of that historical civilization for future visitors.

The name honors the ancient Angkor realm, and visitors can see depictions of kings and warriors that speak to the power of that historical civilization. The wall paintings show religious and daily scenes that convey how people lived then and what values mattered to them.

The museum sits centrally in Siem Reap and is easy to reach when exploring other nearby temples. The best time to visit is early morning or late afternoon, when fewer people are around and the light is pleasant.

The artist behind the wall paintings was an international group that worked together for months to paint each scene with great care. This collective effort made the project something special and gave the work a perspective that goes beyond local or national boundaries.

GPS coordinates: 13.37759,103.88065

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:03