Angkor Wat Begins Major Naga Balustrade Restoration to Boost Tourism and Preserve Heritage
A major restoration of a 20-meter Naga balustrade on the western side of the first enclosure, south of Angkor Wat, has commenced. This section is a key tourist photo spot and a priority for structural preservation, with completion expected by the end of 2026.
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