Why Visit:
The Angkor National Museum in Siem Reap offers an immersive journey through the Khmer Empire’s history with invaluable artifacts and multimedia exhibits. It provides a clear understanding of Khmer art, architecture, religion, and culture in a comfortable, air-conditioned space.
Location:
On Charles De Gaulle Road, Siem Reap, easily reachable by taxi or tuk-tuk.
Open Hours:
Daily, 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM (April–September) and 8:30 AM – 6:30 PM (October–March).
Activities:
Explore galleries from pre-Angkorian times to the empire’s peak.
View sculptures like the 7th-century Vishnu and 12th-century Buddha.
Enjoy multimedia presentations and interactive displays.
Attend special exhibitions such as “Dancing Apsaras.”
Visit the cafe and museum shop.
Ticket Price:
About $12 USD for adults; discounts for children 6-11. Audio guides extra.
Visitor Tips:
Visit midday to avoid heat outside.
Photography mostly prohibited inside galleries.
Use audio guides or join tours for deeper insight.
Facilities include wheelchair access, cloakrooms, and a cafe.
Keep noise low and don’t touch exhibits.
Best Time to Visit:
Year-round, ideal during hot midday hours for a cool break.