West Wall Restoration of Tonle Om Gate in Angkor Achieves 80% Completion
The restoration project for the west wall of the Tonle Om Gate within the Angkor complex has reached 80% completion as of October 2026. This initiative is expected to contribute to the preservation of cultural heritage and boost tourism.
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