What are the characteristics of Cambodia?

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 Thom (Greater Angkor) and Angkor Wat (Little Angkor).

2. Festivals. In Cambodia, there are many festivals throughout the year, including New Year's Day, Water Festival, Kite Festival, Fasting Monk Festival, Rainy Season Residence Festival, etc. Among them, Water Festival is the most grand and solemn traditional festival in Cambodia, held in December of each year in the Buddhist calendar. The frontier celebrates for three days when the moon is full. The water delivery is to celebrate the end of the rainy season and the receding of the river.

3. Clothing. "Sarong" is made of several feet of cloth printed with various beautiful patterns sewn on both sides and tied around the waist, like a skirt. "Shanpu" is made of a long strip of cloth without stitching, which is wrapped from the waist down to the calf, then passed through the crotch, and tightly tied to the waist behind the back, with the remaining part sticking out like a fish tail.