Preah Vihear Temple Marks 18 Years as UNESCO Site Amidst Scars of Thai Shelling
Cambodia celebrated the 18th anniversary of Preah Vihear Temple's UNESCO World Heritage listing, acknowledging the severe damage from Thai military shelling in 2025. While restoration efforts continue, the focus remains on protecting the cultural heritage and rebuilding the lives of displaced residents.
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