Cambodia Flags

The Cambodian flag has been in existence since the 1850s. From 1863 to 1942 the flag was red with a blue border. In the center of the red square was a white Angkor Wat. From 1942-1945, the flag was red with a white outline of a square in the center. At each corner of the square and in its center were small white squares. From 1948-1970 the flag was red with a blue stripe on the top and the bottom. The white Angkor Wat was in the center. From 1970-1975 The background became blue with a red square and the Angkor Wat in white at the top left hand corner. Three white stars were lined up horizontally on the top right hand side. From 1975-1979 the flag had a red background with a yellow Angkor Wat. In 1989-1991 the Angkor Wat symbol changed and a blue stripe was added to the bottom. In 1993, the 1948-1970 version of the flag was reinstated and is used today.

Our top-quality Cambodia flags conform to all official specifications. Emblems and designs are executed with the highest possible degree of accuracy in regard to detail, color shades, placement and proportion to flag size.

Ideal for indoor or outdoor display, our world flags are made of Nyl-Glo 100% heavyweight nylon, and specially treated to minimize deterioration due to sun, wind and rain. 

Our world flags are extremely durable, fast-drying, and boast brilliant, fast colors. These flags are also finished with strong canvas headings, reinforced stitching and large metal grommets.

Available in a variety of sizes from AmericanFlags.com and ready for immediate shipping to your door.