Angkor National Museum

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Angkor National Museum

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Angkor National Museum Admission
€27.71 per adult
Angkor National Museum
€41.75 per adult
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€27.77 per adult
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968 Vithei Charles de Gaulle Blvd Khrum 6, Siem Reap Cambodia
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Num Banh Chok is a name of Khmer rice noodle soup that made from fermented rice by using heavy stone mills. It is one among famous traditional Khmer cuisines in Cambodia. Num Banh Chok is used sometime in special occasion like engagement, festival or ceremony in the village. Normally, the noodles are made from different kinds of rice refer to the technique of producer at each place.<br><br>It’s a real feast for your senses! Cambodians each virtually everything – and you will have the opportunity to experience just that.
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kimbarker951 wrote a review Jun 2020
California7 contributions15 helpful votes
You should visit this museum before you visit Angkor Wat. It has many artifacts. It's clean. Has friendly staff. It has a gift shop.
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Date of experience: June 2020
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TheHumbleTravellers wrote a review May 2020
Greater Noida, India640 contributions82 helpful votes
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As a history lover this was one place I would love to revisit. So many historical sculptures and artifacts and that too in such good condition. Really its like you enter the 1000 year old world. Really good work is done by the historians, government and locals to manage this museum. Its not a big museum and it may take 2 hours to roam and check around but the treasures here are unbelievable. Must must visit place to see Angkor Culture
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Date of experience: December 2019
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SteveRDay wrote a review Apr 2020
Alvechurch, United Kingdom132 contributions90 helpful votes
I'm not really a museum person but still rate the Angkor National Museum highly enough to give it 4 stars. It takes around 60-90 minutes to see everything.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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chuckymustdie wrote a review Apr 2020
619 contributions76 helpful votes
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We were here at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic and the place was almost deserted. There were about 6 other tourists the whole time and we were so spread out, it felt like we had the place all to ourselves. Apart from the first room dedicated to statues of Buddha, the museum was laid out to move through a timeline of the Cambodian history, with a good mix of artifacts and interactive displays. I especially appreciated the reliefs rescued and labelled from some of the temples we had visited as it gave you a great idea of the fine details and how the temples must have looked once. I’d recommend the museum as an afternoon activity to escape the hot sun.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Coffee Chill wrote a review Apr 2020
Sunshine Coast, Australia1,111 contributions199 helpful votes
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At this compact, centrally located museum, you can immerse yourself in a deeper education about and appreciation of, the history of Cambodia. There are short movies and interactive displays specifically highlighting the backstory on some of Siem Reap's more famous local sights, too. The batik paintings display was an added bonus at the time we visited. Definitely worth checking out the exhibits here and I plan to go back, next time I am in town.
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Date of experience: November 2019
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