Commencement of Car and Motorbike Ban at Angkor Wat's Main Entrance, set for September 25.
Angkor Wat, the historic site in Cambodia, is set to undergo a significant change from September 25. The APSARA National Authority (ANA), the country's cultural heritage agency, has announced a new measure aimed at preserving the ancient monument and enhancing public safety.
According to the announcement made by the ANA on Thursday, September 19, and reported by the Khmer Times, cars, tricycles, and motorcycles will be prohibited from entering or leaving the front area of Angkor Wat. Only bicycles and pedestrians will be allowed access.
The new measure is part of a broader initiative to protect the heritage of Angkor Wat. It also aims to ease traffic congestion around the site, improving the experience for visitors and ensuring the safety of all who enter.
The APSARA National Authority is implementing this vehicle ban at the entrance of Angkor Wat, in collaboration with relevant Cambodian government authorities and institutions concerned with heritage protection, traffic regulation, and tourism management. While specific agencies besides ANA are not explicitly named in the available search results, it is clear that a coordinated effort is being made to preserve this important cultural site.
This decision comes as part of a wider commitment to preserving Angkor Wat for future generations. The APSARA National Authority has been working tirelessly to ensure the site's continued integrity and to promote sustainable tourism practices.
Visitors to Angkor Wat from September 25 are advised to plan their travel accordingly and to respect the new measures in place. By working together, we can ensure that this remarkable site continues to inspire and educate for generations to come.
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