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Constructed in the 1860s, the Napoleon III Pavilion was originally built as a royal residence and a place for hosting significant events. Named after the French Emperor Napoleon III, the pavilion reflects the strong ties between Cambodia and France during the colonial era. It served various functions over the years, including hosting royal ceremonies and state functions. Today, the pavilion is a symbol of the fusion of Cambodian and French architectural styles and stands as a reminder of the country’s complex history.
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Join Eagle Discovery Cambodia for an enriching experience at the Napoleon III Pavilion. Our guided tours will provide insights into the pavilion’s historical significance, architectural features, and its role in the Cambodian royal court. Learn about the stories and events that took place within its walls and appreciate the beauty of this unique structure. Explore the historical context of French colonial influence in Cambodia and how it shaped the nation’s cultural landscape. Experience the elegance and charm of the Napoleon III Pavilion with us.
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