National Museum of Cambodia is a history museum Phnom Penh located in Cambodia.
Street 178 Phnom Penh Cambodia
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The architecture of the building, and especially the courtyard , surpasses the artifacts in the museum . It's worth the trip even if you stay outside.
I thought China cornered the market on difficult to build roofs, but Cambodia is the new reining champion. The architecture at the museum is amazing, even better than the exhibits ! ????
Cambodia is a great place to really gain an understanding of the blends of cultures in the region through the food, art and architecture .
The art in the museum is very nice, but if you've already been to Angkor Wat, you're not going to be very excited about the museum . It's really hard to comete with the artistry in Siem Reap .
Entry has gone up to $10. No map provided and audio guide is extra. My latest Lonely Planet said it was $5 so it must have doubled recently. Still a great collection of historical sculptures though.
A great building housing many artifacts . Pictures inside aren’t allowed but the guards don’t pay attention. Nice gardens in the center
Located close to Royal Palace and River Front. Takes 1hr to walk around. Closes early. Nightly shows with national folk dances are available, 15USD (duration 1hr) and quite interesting.
Amazing from outside but you can not find something so special inside, too small but your tour guide will inform you very well .
Personally I liked it and entry is a reasonable price. But this is for the artifact/history geeks that like reading the plaques . The visit greatly increased my appreciation and knowledge .
Pick up your tickets to the nightly cultural performances . Cambodian Living Arts produced 3 rotating shows with traditional and folk dancing .
One of the top things to do in the city !
$5 entry seems okay to me. Nice central courtyard and good number of 5th and 6th C statues and other exhibits . Kids can feed the fish !
Thorough museum , I especially liked the tapestries depicting stories of Cambodia
Some impressive statues and carvings. Old style museum , don't expect too much though. Certainly worth a visit in Phnom Penh.
Great building with lots of interesting artefacts. Kids under 10 are free.
If you don't have archeology studies background better read a bit about Kmer empire history before to pay a visit. ..
Probably the most informative tourist site in Phnom Penh, lovely for spending an hour reading about relics.
whilst not the best museology in the world this is an interesting museum worth the visit
Ancient artifacts with lots of stories to tell. Take your time here and get a Guide
Amazing sculptures , true history
Now $5 to get in but kids free. Photos okay to take in the courtyard , which has a spot to buy cold drinks.
rather poor collection, museum workers trick you to give donations - don’t take flowers/bracelets from them. building and the inner yard are super cool.
This place has lots of sculptors from pre-angkorian period. If you are into sculptors then you may enjoy it. It was not worth $5 for me.
Great place for Cambodian History.
One of the nicest museum of South-East Asia, beautiful open air atmosphere with gorgeous sculptures .
I'm sure the artifacts are important but the presentation is horrid, I feel like I'm in a disused curios warehouse
Stunning pieces of art
Great learning experience
With 1$ you can take pictures of the yard inside the museum , not any of the items in the museum .
It would had been a lot more enriching if audio aid options are available. Otherwise....
Took ten minute to walk around. Small and very very dull in comparison to Siem Reaps museum !
Air conditioner needed!
$5 entrance fee a little steep - I was put within 10 mins and was besieged by women selling me jasmine within the museum (5x). Not recommended. No photos.
Traditional dance show
Said pictures not allowed but no one is watching most of the time ;)
Beautiful outside building....but not so interesting inside...unfortunately
Every body have TO c. GREAT TO be :)
You can take photos if you pay 1 dollar.
Great one but you cannot take pics of them?
Entrance is $3
Not worth it. Very small and there aren't many different things to see. Seen it all it 10 minutes
There are only so many statuettes I can look at. Not worth the USD5 entrance fee.
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It's OK, if you've been to siem reap already it'll underwhelm
Average and nothing much to see.
Not worth the 5 dollars entrance
A place to visit in Phnom Penh
Vu les autres conseils je n'ai pas pris l'audioguide . Il y a par contre nombreux paneaux explicatifs en anglais et même en français .
Красивое здание, но мы опоздали. Работает до 17.00.
Muy rústico y sin AC.
seats range from $15-$25 for a one hour show. The dancers were phenomenal and it was one of the highlights of my trip to Cambodia! Highly recommended! - Lauren S
I visited Cambodia just to see it and it was worth it, they have excellent prices and very kind guides, I highly recommend to anyone, it is a place to see at least once in your life! - allie snapp
Fun place to come at dusk for some neat photos. Not too sure about cost to enter, but outside is a nice mall area that is great for people watching! - Simple Discoveries
A brand new monument built in honor of HM King Father Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia. - Mongkol T.
Fantastic bargains to be had - my most favourite market in Phnom Penh. - Ali B
Good collections of Buddha images and nice surrounding. The wall painting in main ordination hall are also good. - Sarote Phornprapha
Huge market give yourself the time to see it all, a full morning or afternoon. Try the deep fried tarantulas. - Yondering Monkeys