The history of Cambodian art stretches back centuries to ancient pottery, silk/ basket weaving, and stone carving. The height of Khmer art occurred during the Angkor period; much of the era's stone carving and architecture survive to the present. In ancient times, art and crafts were generally produced either by rural non-specialists for practical use or by skilled artists producing works for the Royal Palace. In modern times, Cambodian culture and art have been carefully considered as the tourist market has increased and governments and NGOs have contributed to the preservation of Cambodian culture.

The Cambodian produce many hand-made items including rattan furniture, intricate stone and wood carvings, colorful woven mats and baskets, and a variety of silver and silk ware. Many of these items are used regularly in the daily lives of the Cambodian people.

One can readily witness master craftsmen at work and purchase such gifts in markets and specialty shops throughout the Phnom Penh Capital, Siem Reap Province, Sihanouk Ville, and other potential provinces of Cambodia.

24 km (48mn) From Provincial Town. Location: Road No.6, Chungcheang Village, Phnom Chungcheang Commune, Preahnet Preah District.

• Name: Sculpture Handicraft
• How to go: 24 km (48mn) From Provincial Town.
• Location: Road No.6, Chungcheang Village, Phnom Chungcheang Commune, Preahnet Preah District.