Built in native Khmer architectural design with their distinctive roof top design, it houses many artifacts accumulated via different sources and compiled them orderly. Inside, the front entrance area showcased many antique kind of Buddhist images and the rear section has a more modern feel and look of a modern Museum. | NEXT |

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