The characteristics of Cambodia are as follows:

1. Angkor monuments. Angkor is located in Siem Reap province, about 24 kilometers away from the capital Phnom Penh. It is a symbol of the Cambodian nation and is known as one of the four wonders of the East. The existing Angkor monuments mainly include Angkor Wat (the Great Angkor Wat) and Angkor Wat (the Little Angkor Wat).

2. festivals. In Cambodia, there are many festivals in a year, including the New Year Festival, the Water Delivery Festival, the Kite Festival, the Festival of fasting monks, and the rainy season. Among them, the Water Delivery Festival is the biggest and grand traditional festival in Cambodia, and it is celebrated in the border areas for three days every December when the Buddha calendar is full. Water supply is designed to celebrate the end of the rainy season and the decline of the river.

3. Clothing. "Sarong" is made up of several feet of cloth printed with various beautiful patterns sewn on both sides and tied around the waist, which looks like a skirt. "Shanpu" is a long piece of cloth, which is wound down from the waist to the calf without sewing, and then passes through the crotch, and is tightly tied to the waist at the back, with the rest sticking out like a fish's tail.