Cambodia, Japan begin restoration of Angkor Wat causeway

Cambodia, Japan begin restoration of Angkor Wat causeway

Photo taken May 9, 2016, shows the ruined causeway at Cambodia's Angkor Wat temple, which will be restored by Cambodia and Japan in a four-year project. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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