Cambodian Cultural Village has two museums that exhibit the well-known personalities of Cambodia starting from the early centuries until the present such as queens, kings, army general, ambassadors, monks, ethnic minorities, movie stars, Apsara dancers, and the way how Angkor Wat temple was built by ancient Khmers, their lifestyles during the Angkorian period and the breath-taking human figures with various appealing paints.
There are more than thirty wax statues that show the development of Cambodian Cultures from the first century up to 20th century.
King Norodom Suramarith and Queen Sisowat Kossamak
Chinese Ambassador during the 13th Century. He wrote a lot of documents about Khmer tradition and history (Chenla Period).
he reigned from 1845 to 1860, a king who was an expert in writing Khmer poems and novels.
King Norodom Suramarith and Queen Sisowat Kossamak were the parents of King Norodom Sihanouk. King Norodom Suramarith occupied throne from 1955 to 1960.
Located in Siem Reap Province (Angkor Wat), along the Airport Road # 6, Khum Svay Dang Kum, Krus Village, Cambodia. (www.cambodianculturalvillage.com, ccv@online.com.kh, Tel: 855-63 963 098, Fax: 855-63 963 836)