To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the founding of the Apsara Authority, the Apsara Authority will open three museums: the Norodom Sihanouk Museum - The Asian Traditional Textiles Museum, the Lani Museum, is free for national and international tourists from today March 9 to the end of 2020.
Regarding the free opening of the three museums, Apsara Authority spokesman Long Kosal said that the first is To promote the promotion of historical cultural tourism in Siem Reap. Second, to increase the knowledge of the Khmer culture and history of the country to the international tourists, especially the public Education, and thirdly, is to increase national pride about its past history for the younger generation.
For the key pieces displayed in each museum, Long Kosal states that the Asian textile museum is in collaboration with India. Showcasing traditional silk products in six countries around the Mekong: Thailand, Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia, Vietnam and India. The Norodom Sihanouk-Angkor Museum is a museum dedicated to the ruins of Banteay Srei, a special Angkorian statue dedicated to From excavations in the West Baray, Patricia, and other places in relation to ancient human life, burial of materials From the great Khmer history Baggage. Third, the Lani Museum, located in Tanny village, Rita Ta Ek commune, Banteay Srei district, is a place where gemstones have been discovered by experts of the Apsara Authority 1990's.
The museum provides important information on ancient Khmer life through the use of the patriarchal everyday objects How much they valued in social visibility at the time. It is important for the public to study, cultivate, love and participate in national cultural values.
As a spokesman, Mr. Kosal also appealed to the public, students, tourists, national and international visitors, especially educational institutions, to bring students. Massive attendance and in-depth visits are an important part of education where students can gain knowledge. New mm Known so far.
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