Tourists banned from third floor of Bayon


Temporary measure: The Apsara National Authority has temporarily banned visitors to the third floor of the Bayon for safety reasons as some parts of it have degraded and pose a danger to tourists. — The Phnom Penh Post/ANN

Siem reap: The Apsara National Authority has temporarily banned visitors to the third floor of the Bayon temple from Jan 1.

The decision was made for safety reasons as some parts of it have degraded and pose a danger to tourists. However, other parts of the temple are open to the public as usual.

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