3-10-2024 (PHNOM PENH) Cambodia has etched its name in the annals of history by securing a Guinness World Record. The achievement comes as a result of the largest gathering of supercars ever assembled, which took place at the renowned Angkor Archaeological Park in Siem Reap province.
Prime Minister Hun Manet announced the remarkable feat on Thursday, revealing that a staggering 179 supercars and hypercars had converged at the site on 17 September. The event, which saw these high-performance vehicles arrayed before the iconic Angkor Wat Temple, was designed to showcase the UNESCO World Heritage site to a global audience.
The record-breaking assembly was officially documented by a Guinness World Records adjudicator at the time, with the official confirmation arriving on Thursday. This unprecedented confluence of cutting-edge automotive technology and ancient architectural splendour has thrust Cambodia into the international spotlight, bridging millennia in a single, stunning spectacle.
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Angkor Wat, the centrepiece of this extraordinary event, stands as one of the most significant temples within the vast Angkor Archaeological Park. Spanning an impressive 401 square kilometres, this archaeological treasure trove is home to 91 ancient temples, constructed between the 9th and 13th centuries.
