Angkor Wat North Terrace Section Undergoing 20-Meter Restoration
A 20-meter section of the north terrace of Angkor Wat is undergoing restoration. This is part of a large-scale project initiated in 2013, aiming to strengthen the terrace's structure and restore its aesthetics, which have been affected by aging, past conflicts, and vegetation.
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