Cambodia Flag for Indoor & Outdoor Use

Display the national colours and cultural heritage of Cambodia with a durable flag suitable for homes, gardens, balconies, schools, cultural events, sporting occasions and community celebrations. Made from 115 g/m² polyester, the Cambodia flag combines a detailed representation of Angkor Wat with reinforced construction and two practical brass grommets for mounting.

Cambodia Flag Design and National Symbolism

The national flag of Cambodia consists of three horizontal bands. The upper and lower bands are blue, while the central red band is twice their width. A white representation of the three towered Angkor Wat temple appears in the centre of the red field.

The colours and temple design represent Cambodia’s national motto: Nation, Religion, King.

• Blue represents royalty and the Cambodian monarchy.
• Red represents the nation and the Cambodian people.
• The white Angkor Wat temple represents religion, cultural heritage and Cambodia’s historic identity.

Angkor Wat is one of Cambodia’s most recognisable national symbols. The historic temple complex is closely connected with Khmer civilisation and has appeared in different forms on Cambodian flags for generations.

History of the Cambodian Flag

The present blue, red and blue design was first introduced in 1948. After several different national flags were used during later periods of Cambodian history, the design featuring the white Angkor Wat temple was restored in September 1993 together with the Kingdom of Cambodia.

Durable Polyester Construction

The Cambodia flag is made from lightweight and durable 115 g/m² polyester. Its water resistant material and protection against UV exposure make it suitable for indoor display and normal outdoor use.

• Durable 115 g/m² polyester fabric
• Water resistant material
• Protection against UV exposure
• Reinforced edges for additional strength
• Double stitched seams
• Two rust resistant brass grommets
• Washable at 30°C
• Available in multiple sizes

Available Cambodia Flag Sizes

Smaller sizes are ideal for bedrooms, offices, schools and wall displays. Larger Cambodia flags offer greater visibility when displayed in gardens, on balconies, at events or on suitable flagpoles.

Single Sided Printing

The Cambodia flag is printed on one side of the polyester fabric. The complete design is approximately 90% visible on the reverse, where the colours may appear slightly lighter.

Where to Display the Cambodia Flag

The flag can be used for a wide range of personal, educational and cultural occasions, including:

• Homes, gardens, balconies and offices
• Cambodian national celebrations
• Khmer cultural events and festivals
• Cambodian community and diaspora gatherings
• Schools, universities and geography projects
• International sporting events
• Travel and tourism displays
• Cambodian restaurants and cultural centres
• Asian flag collections and gifts

Easy Mounting with Brass Grommets

Two rust resistant brass grommets are positioned along the hoist side. They allow the flag to be attached to a compatible flagpole, wall bracket, balcony railing or another suitable display fixture. Reinforced edges and double stitched seams provide additional support during regular use.

Care Instructions

Wash the flag at up to 30°C using a gentle programme and mild detergent. Allow it to air dry naturally. Avoid bleach and aggressive cleaning products. Bringing the flag indoors during storms, extreme weather and strong winds can help extend its useful life.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Cambodia flag look like?

It has three horizontal bands in blue, red and blue. The wider red band in the centre contains a white representation of the Angkor Wat temple.

What do the colours of the Cambodia flag mean?

Blue represents royalty, red represents the nation and the white temple represents religion and Cambodia’s cultural heritage.

Why is Angkor Wat shown on the flag?

Angkor Wat is a major symbol of Khmer civilisation, Cambodian history and national identity. Its image also represents religion in the national motto Nation, Religion, King.

When was the present Cambodian flag adopted?

The design was first introduced in 1948 and restored in September 1993.

Can the Cambodia flag be used outdoors?

Yes. Its water resistant polyester, reinforced edges and double stitched seams make it suitable for normal outdoor use. It should be brought indoors during severe weather and strong winds.

How is the flag mounted?

Two brass grommets on the hoist side allow the flag to be attached to a compatible flagpole, bracket, railing or display fixture.

Is the design printed on both sides?

The design is printed on one side and remains approximately 90% visible on the reverse.

Are other Asian national flags available?

Yes. Explore our complete collection of country flags to discover more Asian and international designs.