Lecture: Cambodia and the Khmer Empire
Cambodia is one of those destinations where history isn’t studied — it’s walked upon. The Khmer Empire, the civilization that dominated Southeast Asia between the 9th and 15th centuries, left behind an unrivaled architectural legacy in the jungle, whose greatest expression is the temples of Angkor, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
In short: a lecture by Alejandro Noguera on the Khmer Empire, the civilization that dominated Southeast Asia between the 9th and 15th centuries and left behind the temples of Angkor, today a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Museo L’Iber invites you to a special lecture on Cambodia and the Khmer Empire, given by historian Alejandro Noguera, the museum’s director and a specialist in ancient and Eastern history. A journey through the origins of this great civilization, its art, its architecture and the spirituality that still permeates every corner of the country, serving as an introduction to the cultural trip we are organizing.
Lecture details:
- 📅 Date: Thursday, December 11
- 🕖 Time: 7:30 p.m.
- 📍 Location: Tapestry Hall, Museo L’Iber — Calle Caballeros 22, Valencia
An unforgettable destination begins with a good story. Come discover it with us.
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