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Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia exhibition runs from February 23 to July 28.

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Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia

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February 23 - July 28, 2024

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Giant stone statues of soldiers at Angkor, Cambodia.

Explore one of the greatest empires of all time in our international feature exhibition Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia

Discover the scientific advances in ground excavations, aerial mapping, and modern remote sensing, that are helping experts develop a greater understanding of the vast scope and accomplishments of this fascinating empire. 

Angkor’s empire and enormous monuments to the gods are known as some of the most remarkable achievements in human history. Impressive temples like Angkor Wat towered over immense cities constructed from wood; cities that have all but vanished.

See over 120 objects and treasures, many of which are on tour for the first time, through a lens of science and discovery. Marvel at the early symbolism of relics and sculptures and learn about the dynamic peoples behind the historic metropolis—a complex society of ruling class, priests, and talented craftsmen. 

Meanwhile, immersive multimedia elements like visual and aerial imagery convey Angkor’s vast beauty. As always, you’ll also find ways to feed your curiosity with hands-on, interactive activities like building a temple, touching a sculpture, or flexing your archaeological detective skills.

Visit between now and April 28 and receive a coupon for 20% off a ticket to the accompanying IMAX film Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia at TELUS World of Science - Edmonton!

Cette exposition est offerte en anglais et en français.

Tickets to Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia are included with General Admission.

 

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Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia is a joint venture between Cambodia’s Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts and MuseumsPartner in Austria.

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