Neang Neak

Neang Neak is a prominent figure in Cambodian mythology, often depicted as a divine serpent or naga. She is considered a guardian spirit associated with water, rain, and fertility. According to legend, Neang Neak is a powerful and benevolent being who protects the land and its people, often embodying the spiritual connection between humans and nature. She plays a central role in local stories, ceremonies, and rituals, symbolizing prosperity, protection, and the importance of respecting the natural environment. Her imagery frequently appears in Cambodian art, architecture, and religious practices.