Ream National Park is a treasure-trove of biodiversity and Khmer culture located near Sihanoukville. Traditional Cambodian cuisine, also known as Khmer cuisine, has been influenced by the natural offerings of the lush environment of places like Ream National Park and the nearby coastal areas. Cambodian food is often overshadowed by the cuisines of neighboring Thailand and Vietnam, but it boasts unique flavors and dishes. The area's proximity to the Gulf of Thailand brings a variety of fresh seafood to the table, while the dense forest environment within the park has influenced local cuisine to include a variety of wild fruits, herbs, and plants. Rice and freshwater fish from the Prek Tuk Sap River play a central role in the daily diet.