Traditional Cambodian wooden houses attract architectural tourists


The Bun Roeung house located in Wat Kor village of Battambang town was built in 1920. - Tourism Ministry

PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Post/Asia News Network): A team of more than 30 local and international architects will co-host an international workshop on the vernacular architecture of traditional wooden houses at Wat Kor village in Battambang province, aiming to preserve the value of this heritage architectural style.

The event will kick off on Nov 2 through Nov 15. It will end with an exhibition of sketches of the traditional houses.

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