Statue of King Father Norodom Sihanouk

Pay respects to the most loved King Sihanouk of Cambodia. Tourists and locals frequent this statue to rever him. The surrounding park hosts a lot of sporting activities and is popular for runners and those meeting steps. South East Asia games banners are prominently displayed for selfies and groupies.

The Government of the Kingdom of Cambodia has built this bronze statue to express its gratitude for the historic contribution made to the sovereignty, national reconciliation, peace and development of the country by the late Emperor, Norodom Sihanouk, the father of Cambodian independence and national reconciliation, And forever commemorate his life dedicated to the motherland and the people. The Cambodian government built this bronze statue to create a bronze statue for Emperor Sihanouk, in order to let the Cambodian people remember the great monarch for generations, and continue to work hard to build Cambodia in accordance with the direction of the emperor. The chairman of the Sihanoukville bronze statue construction committee and Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Soan said that the bronze statue began construction on February 20, 2013, and was completed on October 8. The pagoda for the bronze statue was 27 meters high and the bronze statue was4.5 meters high. Sihanouk died in Beijing on October 15, 2012, aged 90. Sihanouk, known as the father of Cambodia's independence, led Cambodian people to escape French colonial rule in 1953 and won national independence. The Cambodian government considers him a symbol of the country.

Sihanouk Bronze Statue Memorial Hall is located in the center of the main road in the center of Phnom Penh, across the street from the Independence Monument. The weather was very good on the day of going to Phnom Penh. The sun was shining on the bronze statue, which was very holy.

greatest king of Cambodia. a must visit place . in the center of Phnom Penh city . a must go place

The statue commemorating former King Norodum Sihanouk in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

great monument at the center of the city. come here to pay respect for the king