Traditional Khmer Dance is a classical art form from Cambodia that dates back to the Khmer Empire. It is characterized by graceful movements, intricate hand gestures, and elaborate costumes. The dance often tells stories from Hindu and Buddhist mythology, showcasing themes of love, nature, and historical events. Performers typically wear ornate costumes adorned with gold and jewels, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region. Traditional Khmer Dance is often accompanied by live music, featuring instruments like the tro and roneat. This dance form plays a vital role in preserving Cambodian culture and is performed during festivals and ceremonies.