APSARA DANCING AND BUFFET DINNER

Artistic Khmer Performance
EVERYDAY AT 7:30PM

One of a kind traditional dance show that incorporates the once-lost art dated back centuries ago with modern aura. The performance exhibits chronicles of the rich history of the Khmer Kingdom as well as the Dark Ages of Cambodia. Visitors will have an immersive experience of the history while enjoying the exquisit dinner.

What is Apsara Dance?
With every sway of their hips, every extension of their fingers, they weave a narrative that transcends time – a tale of gods and goddesses, of love and devotion, of the very essence of Cambodia’s soul.

The Apsara dancers:
Adorned in resplendent costumes that evoke the splendor of Khmer royalty, glide across the stage like celestial beings. With every sway of their hips, every extension of their fingers, they weave a narrative that transcends time – a tale of gods and goddesses, of love and devotion, of the very essence of Cambodia’s soul.

Peacock Dance at Morakot Angkor
Welcome to Morakot Angkor Restaurant, where every detail is carefully curated to offer you an immersive journey into the heart of Cambodian culture. One of the jewels in our crown of cultural experiences is the captivating Cambodian Peacock Dance, a spectacle that brings to life the elegance and grace of the peacock in a mesmerizing performance. But why, you might wonder, have we chosen this enchanting dance to be a part of our restaurant’s repertoire?

A Tale of Beauty and Grace:
The Cambodian Peacock Dance, also known as “Robam Moni Mekhala,” is a dance that transcends mere movement; it’s a narrative spun through choreography, costumes, and music. Just as the peacock’s iridescent plumage captures the eye, this dance captivates the soul. With each fluid movement, our talented dancers breathe life into the legendary tale of two peacocks, Preah Thong and Neang Neak, whose courtship represents the timeless dance of love and attraction.

What is Bokator Martial Art?
The story of Bokator, a gem in Cambodia’s cultural crown, is one that echoes through time, resonating with the strength, resilience, and artistry of a nation. With roots stretching back over a millennium, Bokator emerged as a comprehensive martial art that drew inspiration from the movements of animals and the rhythm of battle.

The Bokator practitioners:
Adorned in traditional garb that harkens back to a time when warriors were revered, move with the grace of dancers and the precision of warriors. Each movement is imbued with the wisdom of centuries, a seamless fusion of human and animal forms that mirror the connection between man and nature.

Witness the powerful strikes that were once wielded on battlefields, the intricate locks that guarded ancient secrets, and the deft footwork that danced with danger. Yet, beyond the spectacle of combat, Bokator transcends mere martial prowess. It embodies discipline, respect, and the profound balance between strength and serenity.

In a world where cultural heritage can be fleeting, our commitment to preserving and celebrating Bokator aligns with our dedication to authentic experiences. As you savor our culinary creations, the Bokator Performance Show offers a parallel journey, inviting you to savor the richness of Cambodia’s history and the artistry of its people.

ITINERARY:
18:00
Pick you up from hotel to theater

18:30 – 19:30
Buffet dinner

19:30 – 20:30
The show live performance

Price:
One Person 30 US$
Two Person 25 US$ Per Person
– 1-5 years old 50% charge
– 6 years old full of charge

Included:
– Pick-up and drop off at hotel
– Transportation with driver
– Ticket for apsara show and buffet dinner

Not Included
– Drink at restaurant
– Tips for driver

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