The 'Gods of Angkor' exhibition featuring over 150 artifacts opens at the Hunan Museum.
According to 中国新闻网 文化, the exhibition 'Gods of Angkor—A Millennium of Khmer Empire Treasures' opened at the Hunan Museum on September 17, featuring more than 150 artifacts from Cambodia's National Museum, the Angkor Conservation Vault, and Chinese museums. The works cover the 9th to 15th centuries of the Khmer Empire, with sections tracing roots, peak, and reflection, and include stone carvings, sculptures, and metal objects. UNESCO listed Angkor as a World Heritage site in 1992.
Key facts
- 01Exhibition opened on September 17 at Hunan Museum.
- 02Over 150 artifacts from Cambodia and Chinese museums.
- 03Artifacts span 9th–15th centuries Khmer Empire; sections are origins, peak, and reflection.
- 04Includes stone carvings, religious statues, architectural components, metal objects.
- 05UNESCO World Heritage designation for Angkor since 1992.
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