The third floor of the Bayon Temple will be temporarily closed to tourists

The third floor of the Bayon Temple will be temporarily closed to tourists, according to the Apsara Authority. To repair and preserve and fear tourists during the repair process because of the many dangerous points.
Long Kosal, director of the broadcasting department of the Apsara Authority, said the third closure of the Bayon temple was due to safety concerns. Tourists during the renovation work to make the temple team easy and convenient.
He added that the Apsara Authority had notified the tourists gradually and could be closed in January this year.
 A team of UNESCO Heritage Protection (ADHOC) inspects the government's Bayon Temple renovation project Japanese in Angkor Thom in Siem Reap province. Technical visits to the renovation and maintenance of the ancient temple were recommended and presented at the plenary session The 26th and the 33rd Technical Meeting of the International Committee for the Coordination and Protection of the Historic Site of Angkor (ICC Angkor) Fr. Council on 11 and 12 December. ADHOC experts have also seen real risk in some Bayon temples.

A staff of JASA Japan, which is conducting a research project in the Bayon temple, said the third floor of the temple would be completed. Closing the Non-Multicultural Tourist Visit January 1, 2020 A team of UNESCO Heritage Protection (ADHOC) experts came to see the technique of repair by Based on that recommendation.
The Bayon Temple, built from the late twelfth and early thirteenth centuries on a three-storey level, is facing. And the dilapidation has caused the third floor of the temple to have more than 50 dangerous spots, and is worrying for the safety of multinational tourists. Always visit the thousands The 1st day.

Since 1994, Japanese organizations have begun research projects on libraries on the carvings of temples, infrastructure, and dangerous sites. The Bayon temple, however, has not yet begun to completely renovate the temple.