Monument to the Constitution, Phnom Penh Travel Guide

The Monument to the Constitution is a significant landmark in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, located in the Western Independence Monument Park. Inaugurated on September 24, 2024, by King Norodom Sihamoni, the monument celebrates the 31st anniversary of Cambodia's constitution. It symbolizes the country's commitment to upholding its constitution, the rule of law, and national unity.The monument's architecture blends traditional Khmer and Roman influences, standing 23.4 meters tall and weighing 112.99 tonnes. The upper section is made of 70% bronze and 30% copper, while the lower part is constructed from sandstone. The monument features four archways representing constitutional values: the rule of law, democracy, division of power, and human rights.The monument serves as a reminder of Cambodia's journey toward establishing a stable legal framework and commemorates those who worked to create a constitution that protects the rights and freedoms of all citizens. It is a place for people to gather, learn about the Constitution, and foster a sense of national unity and patriotism. The surrounding park provides a green space for relaxation and reflection, enhancing the monument's appeal as a cultural and community gathering place.