Classical Dance
Cambodia is a country with long history. Its rich of cultures portray itself in many different forms including classical dance. Each Cambodian classical dance has deep meaning and performed in soft but strong manner.
Lakhaon Poul Srei (Female Masked Theatre)
Moni Mekhala Dance
Cambodia is a country full of culture and rich in civilization in Southeast Asia. Besides the cultural heritage, ancient temples, and traditional arts, there are intangible cultural heritages everywhere in Cambodia. There are also many different traditional intangible cultural heritage of their Khmer ancestors. The traditional Khmer dance has 40 styles. One of them is Robam Moni Mekhala Dance, a traditional dance popular among Cambodian people.
Apsara Dance
Lakhaon Khaol (Male Masked Theatre)
Robam Jun Por (Blessing Dance)
Cambodia, the Pearl of Asia, always dazzles you with its brilliant sceneries and indigenous Khmer culture that has been conserved and exalted for centuries. Robam Jun Por (Blessing Dance) is traditionally performed at the beginning of a ceremony to greet, bless, and offer good wishes to the audience. Khmer, as a nation, present their identity with pleasant, politeness, and honesty and prefer to develop friendships and build peace. The Blessing Dance is a masterpiece of Her Majesty the Queen Sisowath Kosamak Nearyrath who created this dance to reflect the pleasant character of Khmer nation.