The flag of Cambodia features three horizontal stripes: a blue stripe at the top, a red stripe in the middle, and a blue stripe at the bottom. In the center of the red stripe, there is an image of Angkor Wat, the iconic temple complex and a symbol of Cambodian heritage. The blue represents the monarchy, the red symbolizes the nation's courage and resilience, and the central image signifies the cultural significance of Angkor Wat in Cambodian history. Adopted in 1993, this flag reflects the country's pride in its historical and architectural legacy, emphasizing both its royal heritage and its aspirations for a prosperous future.