Angkor Wat North Terrace Restoration Progresses, 183 Meters to be Completed by 2026
The restoration project for the north terrace of Angkor Wat has entered its ninth phase, with a total of 183 meters expected to be completed by 2026. This effort aims to preserve and enhance the structure, which has suffered from aging, war-related damage, and vegetation.
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