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APSARA Authority

The APSARA Authority is a government organization in Cambodia responsible for managing and protecting the Angkor Archaeological Park, including the famous Angkor Wat temple. Established in 1995, its main goals are to preserve the cultural heritage, support archaeological research, and promote tourism in the area. The authority coordinates efforts to maintain the ancient site's structures and surroundings, balancing conservation with the needs of visitors and local communities. Through these initiatives, the APSARA Authority aims to safeguard Cambodia's rich history for future generations while fostering sustainable development.

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    The Apsara Authority is a governmental organization in Cambodia responsible for managing and preserving the cultural heritage of the Angkor Archaeological Park, which includes the famous Angkor Wat temple complex. Established in 1995, its main roles are protecting historical sites, promoting tourism, and conducting archaeological research. The authority works to balance heritage conservation with the needs of local communities and tourism development, ensuring that this significant cultural site remains intact for future generations while also fostering its importance in Cambodian identity and economy.