Angkor National Museum, Museum in Cambodia
The Angkor National Museum showcases artifacts from the ancient Khmer civilization.
Opened in 2007, it preserves and exhibits Angkor artifacts.
It serves as a gateway to the cultural heritage of the Khmer Empire.
Visitors can explore eight galleries with distinct themes.
Features an exclusive collection related to art and culture of Khmer.
Location: Siem Reap Municipality
Inception: 2007
Opening Hours: April-September 08:30-18:00;October-March 08:30-18:30
Email: info@the-anm.com
Website: angkornationalmuseum.com/index
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