Cambodia Flag

National Flag of Cambodia

Cambodia Flag Display

National flag of Cambodia - The flag of Cambodia features three horizontal bands of blue, red, and blue, with a white depiction of Angkor Wat in the center. The blue bands represent royalty, the red band represents the nation, and Angkor Wat symbolizes the country's cultural heritage and Buddhist traditions.
Official flag of Cambodia

Quick Facts About Cambodia and Cambodia Flag

Adopted:
Aspect Ratio:
2:3
Capital:
Phnom Penh
Population:
16.7 million

Flag Description

The flag of Cambodia features three horizontal bands of blue, red, and blue, with a white depiction of Angkor Wat in the center. The blue bands represent royalty, the red band represents the nation, and Angkor Wat symbolizes the country's cultural heritage and Buddhist traditions.

Symbolism & Meaning of the Cambodia Flag

Blue for royalty, red for nation, white Angkor Wat for cultural heritage and Buddhism.

Historical Background of the Cambodia Flag

The flag was restored in 1993 after the fall of the Khmer Rouge regime, returning to a design similar to the pre-1970 flag.

Design Elements of the Cambodia Flag

Three horizontal stripes (blue-red-blue), white Angkor Wat temple in center.

Usage & Protocol of the Cambodia Flag

Flown daily on government buildings and schools. Displayed during Buddhist ceremonies and national holidays. The flag is treated with great respect due to its connection with Angkor Wat and Buddhist traditions. Must be properly illuminated when flown at night and should never touch the ground.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do the colors of the Cambodia Flag represent?

Blue for royalty, red for nation, white Angkor Wat for cultural heritage and Buddhism.

When was the Cambodia Flag adopted?

The Cambodia flag was adopted on 1993 (restored), marking an important milestone in the country's development as an independent nation.

What is the aspect ratio of the Cambodia Flag?

The Cambodia flag has an aspect ratio of 2:3, which determines the proportional relationship between its width and height for official display purposes.