West Mebon Temple Renovation Completed, Expected to Stand for Over 150 Years
The West Mebon Temple, a significant part of Cambodia's Angkor complex, has undergone a large-scale restoration completed through a joint effort with France. This 14-year project, costing $12 million, is expected to ensure the temple's structural integrity for at least 50 to 150 years, preserving it for future generations.
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