Specialists repair wooden pedestrian bridge at Beng Mealea temple

APSARA is repairing a deteriorated bridge at Beng Mealea. The first phase covers 189 metres of the 250-metre bridge, is 60 percent complete and is scheduled to finish by late March 2026.

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Original publication: 2026-02-05T04:05:37Z

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The Department of Conservation of Monuments and Archaeology of the APSARA National Authority is repairing a severely rotten and deteriorated wooden bridge at Beng Mealea temple. The authority said the pedestrian-bridge repairs would help improve the temple area's visitor circuit and prevent risks to visitors walking within the complex. The bridge is 250 metres long, with 189 metres being repaired in this first phase. Department technical officer Puth Soth said the repair work had begun from the south towards the north, the main entrance, and was now 60 percent complete. The project began in October 2025 and was scheduled to finish at the end of March 2026. By: Nget Pisant

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