Cambodia — Angkor, ballet and shadow theatre meet amok and aromatics in Cambodian traditions. ·

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In Cambodia, the Mekong plains and Tonlé Sap connect water, farming and the movements of communities. Mountain regions and minority populations contribute additional languages and heritages to this identity. Angkor is a major architectural and spiritual reference, with temples documenting ancient kingdoms and religious transformations. The Royal Ballet uses gestures, costumes and characters to transmit narratives, while shadow theatre animates figures through light and skilled manipulation. These arts require patient training that goes well beyond their spectacular appearance. In cooking, kroeung is an aromatic paste whose ingredients change according to its purpose. Amok often combines fish, coconut milk and seasonings in a gently cooked preparation. Rice, soups and vegetables complete meals, with freshwater resources making an important contribution to many recipes. Dishes placed together allow diners to combine their own mouthfuls rather than follow a fixed sequence of courses. Family recipes and festive preparations reveal differences between countryside, cities and regions, linking familiar flavours with the knowledge of the people who make them.

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