Cambodian folk music is a traditional form of music that reflects the rich cultural heritage of Cambodia. It often features instruments like the tro, a traditional string instrument, and the khim, a type of hammered dulcimer. The music is typically performed during festivals, ceremonies, and community gatherings, showcasing the daily life and beliefs of the Cambodian people. The themes of Cambodian folk music often revolve around love, nature, and historical events. Songs are usually sung in the Khmer language and are accompanied by traditional dances, which enhance the storytelling aspect of the performances. This music plays a vital role in preserving the cultural identity of the Cambodian community.