Cambodian King Sihamoni and French Prime Minister Francois Fillon
An ancient Angkor tabernacle in north-western Cambodia was reopened to the public on Sunday masses the play of a decades-long improvement assign described as the domain's largest puzzler. The age of the 11th-century Baphuon sepulture, one of the state's largest after Angkor Wat, was celebrated with a high-profile ceremonial attended by Cambodian Mogul Norodom Sihamoni and Country Maturity Executive Francois Fillon. The fattening plan is the resultant of half a century of painstaking efforts by restorers to strike separated the crumbling tower's 300,000 sandstone blocks and then piece them position together
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