The Khmer world, wonder by wonder.
ពិភពខ្មែរ ពីអច្ឆរិយៈមួយ ទៅអច្ឆរិយៈមួយ
Angkor is only the first stop. Go deeper into Khmer folklore, dance, food, music and traditions.

Coming up
- Oct 17, 2026 to Mar 27, 2027: Cambodian Classical Dance Classes, National Cambodian Heritage Museum (October 2026 to March 2027)
- Oct 30 to Nov 1: Kathina Dana Ceremony, Wat Sanghikaram
- : Kramuon Gallery reopening, Kramuon Gallery
- : Bon Kathin, Wat Khmer San Jose
- : World Children’s Day Fun Run, Hun Sen Rolous Secondary School
- Nov 12 to 16, 9 a.m. Cambodia time: Phnom Penh Contemporary, Royal University of Fine Arts
- Nov 14 to 15: Kathina, Watt Munisotaram
- : Khmer Town Night Market, F&M Bank Long Beach
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Where to start
TraditionKramaThe krama (ក្រមា) is the checkered cotton or silk cloth that Cambodians wear and use every day as a scarf, head wrap, belt, sling and much more.
DishKroeungFamily of pounded Khmer herb and spice pastes that form the flavour base of many Cambodian dishes.
TraditionPinpeatPinpeat (ពិណពាទ្យ, pĭnpéaty) is a classical Khmer ensemble of the royal court and the most important musical ensemble in Cambodia.
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