Conservation of the 10th‐Century Temple of Phnom Bakheng, Phase 4

This project, which continues work begun under previous grants, involves the conservation of the east side of the temple.

Phnom Bakheng temple is the most visited temple at Angkor Archaeological Park—a World Heritage site—and one of the greatest cultural achievements of the Khmer Kingdom. [Photo credit: Project organizer]

Project Details

Location: Siem Reap, Cambodia, South-Eastern Asia, Asia Organiser(s): World Monuments Fund Funder(s): U.S. Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation Funding received: $450,000 (USD) Commencement Date: 09/2015 Project Status: Completed
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