There isn't a whole lot to see in Phnom Penh for tourists. You spend about two days and you can see it all. (With that said I LOVED spending a week there. I was able to eat the food, absorb the culture and relax. I would totally go back!) It is a country that is still very scarred from war. What they do have is thanks to a group of very committed people who love Cambodia. The National Museum houses quite a bit of original sculptures from Angkor Wat. It also house a few artifacts from daily living and royal living before the war. The Khmer Rouge destroyed most of the countries artifacts.
They didn't allow any photography in the museum but for $3 you could take pictures of the grounds.... sigh.
 |
| Different styles of Buddha.... |
Great pictures!
ReplyDelete