National Centre of the Khmer Ceramics Revival

This is a museum built under the auspices of the French. The museum has a beautiful building and a small area. The museum consists of four pavilions. As soon as you enter the main entrance of the museum, you can see the stone statue of the Roc bird Garuda. The collection is too rich. Mainly stone carvings, as well as some daily necessities of the Angkor period, pottery pots, woodware, bronzes, etc. The explanations are detailed, involving religion and history, and can have a more comprehensive understanding of the process of religious development in Cambodia. It is a pity that some areas cannot be photographed.

The Cambodian National Pottery Museum, Cambodia's largest pottery museum, exhibits mainly pottery art rich in Khmer culture. It can be reached by tuk-tuk from the airport.

Cambodian National Pottery Museum The largest pottery museum in Cambodia. The exhibits are mainly pottery with Khmer culture. It can be reached by tuk-tuk from the airport. There are beautiful crafts.

Before I went, I heard that the National Museum of Cambodia is full of authentic works. It is worth a visit. So I bought the ticket. The online ticket is only 60 yuan, which is really cheap. I plan to spend at least one morning in the museum. As a result... the museum is really. It’s too young. I usually wear headphones to listen to the explanation. The visit is 2 hours at most. Unless I know the three major gods of Cambodia very well, I not only know that the white elephant is riding the white elephant is the god of the sky, the bull riding is the Lord Shiva, on the lotus platform It was Vishnu who was meditating. The two snake gods stirred the sea of milk, and the happy Apsara was born on the tumbling waves, and the chronological order can be seen from the subtle sculptural differences... Otherwise, don't allow too much time.

There are many authentic pieces inside, and Cambodia’s pottery is very brilliant