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Mebon Teuk Meas Temple Restored After 14 Years of Franco-Cambodian Collaboration, Expected to Last Over a Century
The large-scale restoration project of the West Mebon Teuk Meas temple in Siem Reap has concluded after 14 years of collaboration between Cambodia and France, with an investment of $12 million. The temple, once on the verge of collapse, is now expected to stand strong for over a century.
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