Located along the idyllic Charles de Gaulle Boulevard, Angkor National Museum is renowned for housing over 1,000 artefacts dating back to the ancient Khmer empire of Siem Reap. An expansive museum, the Angkor National Museum is divided into eight galleries which include royalty, religion, and era. Some notable relics include pieces such as stone pallets from ancient Sanskrit and Khmer inscriptions, and traditional outfits of Siem Reap's form kings, queens, dancers, and warriors. The museum is open to the public from 8.30 am to 6.30 pm.