The Khmer world, wonder by wonder.

ពិភពខ្មែរ ពីអច្ឆរិយៈមួយ ទៅអច្ឆរិយៈមួយ

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TraditionSbek ThomSbek Thom (ស្បែកធំ, Sbek Thom) is the Khmer shadow theater of large leather panels, performed at night to tell the Reamker.
Heritage siteKoh KerKoh Ker is an archaeological site in Preah Vihear Province, Cambodia, and a tenth-century capital of the Khmer Empire.
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.

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