Traditional Cambodian Dance, known as Apsara, is a classical art form that combines graceful movements, elaborate costumes, and intricate hand gestures. It often tells stories from Hindu and Buddhist mythology, showcasing themes of love, nature, and spirituality. Dancers typically perform in groups, with each movement symbolizing different emotions and narratives. The dance is characterized by its slow, fluid motions and the use of traditional music played on instruments like the tro and roneat. Performances are often held during cultural festivals and ceremonies, preserving the rich heritage of Cambodia and promoting its artistic identity.