Indian Visitors Wearing Traditional Khmer Attire at Angkor Wat

Indian Visitors Wearing Traditional Khmer Attire at Angkor Wat

Siem Reap, 28 December 2025 — A growing number of Indian visitors have recently been observed wearing traditional Khmer attire while visiting the Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, reflecting deep admiration and respect for Cambodia’s cultural traditions and national heritage.

This notable trend underscores the visitors’ genuine appreciation for Khmer culture, customs, and traditions, while also highlighting the enduring appeal and international resonance of Cambodia’s cultural identity. The presence of foreign visitors embracing traditional Khmer dress within the Angkor complex has been widely welcomed as a meaningful gesture of cultural respect and cross-cultural understanding.

Beyond its aesthetic elegance, the scene conveys a broader message on the importance of preserving and promoting Khmer cultural heritage on the global stage. Many domestic and international tourists have expressed admiration for this respectful cultural engagement, describing it as a powerful and symbolic expression of honor for Cambodia’s rich and timeless heritage in the modern era.

The initiative further reinforces Angkor’s role not only as a historical and spiritual landmark, but also as a living symbol of Cambodia’s cultural diplomacy and its ability to inspire mutual respect among peoples and nations.