Apsara dance is a classical dance form from Cambodia that depicts the movements of celestial nymphs known as "apsaras" in ancient Cambodian art and mythology. This dance is characterized by its graceful and precise movements, intricate hand gestures, and elaborate costumes. It often tells stories from Hindu and Buddhist traditions, showcasing themes of divine beauty and elegance. The dancers wear ornate headdresses and traditional costumes, and their performances are accompanied by traditional music. Apsara dance is an important cultural tradition in Cambodia and is performed at ceremonies, festivals, and special events.

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