Apsara Authority Launches Training on Angkor's Value and Conservation
Cambodia's Apsara Authority has launched a two-day training program aimed at enhancing knowledge of Angkor's historical and cultural value and conservation. Forty tourism officials are participating to improve their ability to provide accurate information about the heritage site.
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