Attarossa Temple Museum Opens at Oudong Phnom Thom: Boosting Cultural Heritage Protection and Tourism
The Attarossa Temple, originally built in the 17th century, has been reopened to the public as a museum in Oudong Phnom Thom, Cambodia. Situated on the foundation of an 11th-century temple from the Angkorian era, it houses a 16.79-meter tall Buddha statue. Following extensive damage from decades of conflict, the temple has been fully restored under the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts, aiming to preserve cultural heritage and boost tourism.
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