Cambodia Religion
Cambodia has long history of more than two thousands years experiencing many significant changes in terms of politics and society. Due to these changes, Cambodia is multi-religion country. There are at least six religions existing in the population living along Mekong River which are: Theravada Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Christianity and Cao Dai.

Buddhism has been the dominant religion in Cambodia for centuries. Having existed since the 5th century; nowadays, Buddhism is the official religion of Khmer people accounting for approximately 95% of the total population.

Islam is the religion of Cham people and a small group of Malay in Cambodia. Cham people densely populate along the Mekong River in Kampong Cham and follow Sunni Islam. There are about 300,000 Islam followers in Cambodia.