Cambodia and China's Gansu Province Boost Tourism Cooperation, Eyeing 'Mogao Caves and Angkor Wat' Link
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism met with representatives from China's Gansu Province to enhance tourism cooperation, exploring a new route linking the two regions. The initiative, focusing on connecting the Mogao Caves and Angkor Wat, aims to boost cultural and religious tourism, underscoring the sector's importance to Cambodia's economy.
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