National Museum of Cambodia Review

When you visit Cambodia don't forget to spend around 1hr to see inside of the National Museum which is indicated about ancient stuff, sculpture, art, culture, custom... beautiful view also a cafe restaurant with food & drink menu too

This museum of sandstone statuaries is the largest museum of cultural artifacts in Phnom Penh. @10usd for entrance fee, and centrally located, i consider thia a good deal. You may cap your trip with a nice snack at the museum face. Take note, it's a no drone zone.

The National Museum of Cambodia was built in 1913 and currently houses handicrafts and sculpture art from the 1st century and the Angkor Dynasty, several photos of Angkor taken by French photographers, and many authentic Angkor Wat sculptures. It would be helpful to do your homework before heading to Angkor Wat. The museum is open-plan, beautiful and exotic. A small pavilion was built in the center, offering a statue of a god, surrounded by four artificial lotus ponds, with grass and benches, like a soundproof wall, blocking the hustle and bustle of the downtown outside the pavilion, allowing visitors to visit quietly.

It's a good place to get to now the history and sculpture of the country and their religion.No hat wear and no photo should be taken by a camera but with the mobile phone it's ok. Yes you read correct. This I don't get.And funny thing in some rooms you're not allowed to take pictures of specific things.I was so confused the whole time I didn't know what to do and what not.The building in itself looks fantastic and honestly if you can walk around I think that will make it better.

is better to take a guide to explain

Museum in Cambodia with lots of artifacts